the only thing good i have to say about this B&B is that its close to the rock of cashel.within walking distance.

when we got to our B&B no one was there to open the door.im sorry but when you run a B&B someone should always be there.let it be the cook,maid whatever.

when we got there our room was so crammed.not enough walking space in your room.the room is small so a twin size bed is huge for the room.there are 5 rooms.4 on the second floor.they should make the bed for only one person.we didnt have enough room for our bags.had to set some of them on top of each other.the door to the bathroom was one inch away from the toilet and 2 inches from the sink.

our room was above the dining room or kitchen.about the time we wanted to go to sleep there were dishing crashing and people talking.we heard everything.i guess in that B&B the walls are paper thin.not a relaxing place to stay.
they need to tear down one wall to make it a bit more comforting and more room.to me it felt like it was all about the money.more travelers meant more money.ive been in many B&Bs but this was the worst in ireland for sheer fact there was no space.

Beatrice runs a lovely bed and breakfast. She is helpful with information about the local area and cooks a huge, delicious breakfast. It is served in a very pretty, cheerful, elegant dining room. Our bed room had a wonderful view of the Rock of Cashel, which is a very short walk up the street. Unfortunately, we were too tired to stay up to see the castle lights at night, which Beatrice says is lovely. If you are traveling with teenagers, especially if you are staying more than one night, consider getting more than one room as the family room is a little small. The bathroom in the family room was large compared to most during our stay in B & B's in Ireland. The beds were comfortable, and it was quiet, but there was a street light right outside our window. We were too tired to care, having flown into Dublin that morning. Parking is usually available in front of the B&B at night, but you must pay during the day. 50 feet away is a small lot for free. Ladyswell House was a nice place to stay.

Stayed here for the first time in May 2004 and again May 2010, this time on our honeymoon. We love the upstairs room with the picture window that looks out onto the rock of cashel. Just a few minutes walk up the road to visit the rock itself or a 5-10 min walk into town to the pubs and other shops. We had a lovely breakfast cooked to order. The owner of the B&B is fantastic - very welcoming without being intrusive, she even gave us advice and directions on where to drive the next day on our way to our next destination.

We stayed for a night in July and were warmly welcomed even though we arrived quite early for check in. Beatrice, our host, was warm and welcoming with a friendly smile. She was kind enough to let us check in early because our room was ready. The room was lovely with a window seat that looked out onto the Rock of Cashel. The beds were very comfortable and the room and ensuite bath were spotless. Our homemade breakfast of blueberry pancakes was to die for! We would definitely stay here again and would recommend to all. We also enjoyed Rolly, the resident red setter. What a gentleman.