Teach An Easard

Très belle maison d’hôte ; accueil très chaleureux et petit déjeuner typique

Rien

Teach an Easard is a lovely place with beautiful views and friendly staff. Each room has its own color scheme and is very cosy . The full cooked breakfast was wonderful , and there were also a lot of other breakfast choices that would satisfy everybody . Our stay was lovely and we would love to come back there !✨️✨️✨️

Rien il était trop brouillant car fête foraine et DJ sous chapiteaux de cirque juste devant nos fenêtres. Établissement mal insonorisé et clients très brouillants . Nous n’avons pas pu dormir. Nous sommes partis un jour plus tôt que prévu. Le personnel était cependant sympathique

Maison soigneusement décorée et confortable. Chambre agréabel bien qu'un peu petite. Accueil agréable. Bon petit déjeunner.

Quaint property in the outskirts. Felt like home; bathroom and bedroom were very comfortable with very nice facilities. The breakfast was delicious and prepared fresh, daily. The host was welcoming and very friendly.

It’s a little far out, but that’s what makes this place so charming.

Colazione ottima, posizione in mezzo alla natura, ristorante vicino ottimo, silenzio e camera luminosa

Il bagno è un po' piccolo, ma va benissimo per pochi giorni di permanenza.

The Joyce's were lovely very polite the breakfast was lovely and her homemade brown bread was amazing, we will be back we can't wait to bring our daughter for a visit very welcoming thank you so much for making my first trip to conamara a great experience and the room was beautiful with lots of room for us thank you very much chantelle

Notting everything was great!

Teach an Easard is a beautiful home. We enjoyed access to a lovely sitting room, an outdoor table for picnicking, and our time in the lovely breakfast room. Coming and going over a period of days was easy. We also appreciated our hosts excellent assistance with a flat tire. They called just the right person to help us get on our way.

For some reason, I could only access wi-fi in the hallway. This was a bit awkward when other guests were coming and going. That said, this doesn't seem to be a common issue. On the other hand, I didn't encounter it anywhere else.