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Our top choices for Ballybunion guest houses

1. Cashen Course House

Ballybunion

Glenn

RM775 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Oct - 7 Oct

2. Teach de Broc

Ballybunion

William

RM1,137 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Sept - 12 Sept

3. Myles Creek Guesthouse

Kilkee

Emilie

RM479 total

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

4. Harbour House

Castlegregory

hanka

RM613 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

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Top Ballybunion Hotel Reviews

Trump International Golf Links And Hotel Doonbeg Ireland

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful property Amazing staff Wonderful spot to stay"

The Tides B&B

10/10 Excellent

"We had a fantastic experience staying at the Tides B&B in Ballybunion. David and Noreen were so welcoming, kind, and helpful as we were planning our next couple days in the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Galway. Our room (#6) was spacious, had a walk in closet with two luggage racks (!) , sizable bathroom with a wonderful four-way shower and bath product. Our king bed was super comfy with luxurious comforter and pillows. We had a lovely sitting area to read books and a fancy coffee/tea making station and mini frig. The breakfast was incredibly generous with the continental breakfast alone offering at least five different cold cereals, cheese, three different pastries (chocolate croissant, plain croissant, cinnamon bun), Guinness banana bread, two kinds of bread for toast, assorted jams and butter, yogurt and fresh fruit salad, a delicious granola yogurt concoction, and several types of juice, coffee, ample tea selection. And I’m sure I’m missing some items! On top of all that you can add hot items - Irish breakfast, eggs and sausage and bacon and hash browns, two different kinds of crepes, and more. While we were not here to golf this time, clearly most folks are golfers. We wanted to be closer to the Tarbert Ferry to head north as we were coming from (a terrible hotel stay) in Dingle and the Tides was a welcome oasis for us. It was also lovely to not deal with difficult parking for the first time in Ireland! We hope our travels bring us back to Ballybunion and to visit"

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