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• Ballymote Country House
  "A Country House Comes to Life"
  "Calling Ballymote House a 'farm,' as was done by a previous reviewer, is like calling a Westin Hotel a B&B. The owners of Ballymote House believe in a lifestyle that revives the traditions of the past. Nicola was raised in the area at a country house which was self-sustaining. She keeps a garden ..."with fruit trees, from which she produces amazing jams (cherry-chocolate), and chickens to supply fresh eggs for breafast. James manages their woodlands, with the help of his son and a draft horse, for use by pheasant hunters. Staying at Ballymote House makes you feel like the clock has been turned back, which does not mean any modern amenity is missing. We had tea in the drawing room when we arrived, the bedroom was clean and comfortably heated, and breakfast was beautifully served in a pleasant dining room. Both James and Nicola can provide a wealth of information about the area, Irish history and customs, and almost anything else you want to know. Staying at Ballymote House was a great... " More >
• Ballydugan Mill
  "Wedding"
  "We had a fantastic day on Friday for our daughters wedding at the Ballydugan Mill. This is a wonderful venue and very homely. The staff are so helpful which made the day carefree and the food was delicious with excellent presentation. All our guests were very impressed with The Mill and I would hi..."ghly recommend it. " More >
• Ardpatrick Country House
  "Best B and B in Ireland"
  "Felt obliged to leave this note to counteract the previous rant. This was a magic find and Yvonne and John couldn't be more friendly and obliging. They felt like close friends but not in an 'in your face' kind of way. This was our last week in our Ireland and truly memorable. Very pretty rooms with ..."your own sitting room outside, but John an Yvonne also welcome you into their own home. Not sure how a bin could be so full in one day that it would need emptying after one day, nor how hard that would be to carry it downstairs yourself.Not sure how a towel would be so wet you couldn't use it again. I think you'll find that last comment from someone eternally dissatisfied. Please don't let it put you off. This place should be a model on how to run a b and b and make people feel at home. If we ever make it back across the sea to Ireland, well be sure to drop by " More >