We were recommended this b&b by another b&b that did not have any vacancies for the night we went to Adare. We were informed it was about 1 km. outside the village. The town in itself is quite small, so you do not want to stay too far away from the centre, unless you want a farm house of course.... more

We stayed one night during September and enjoyed the location, on a generally quiet secondary road. The room, first floor facing the road, was clean, comfortable and the cooked breakfast was good and generous. We were greeted on arrival by the proprietor’s daughter, a bright and bubbly lass, and for dinner she suggested we try Timmy Mac’s Bar & Bistro,... more

We stayed at the Carrigane House on the day the Irish Open ended, so the village was very busy. Unable to get into town (which is just a short distance away), we went to the Woodland Hills Hotel for dinner. It is a short walk down the road and has a nice bar and bistro. Maura did a wonderful breakfast... more

I just got back from a seven day trip to Ireland. I was joined by my family a total of nine in all. We decided to stay at the Carrigane House in Adare and travel from there. Maura, our host, was wonderful! The BB itself was very comfortable and immaculate. Maura accomodated the different diets among our group. Our last... more

We recently spent a night at the Carrigane House just outside of Adare. The house itself was lovely and spacious. Our room was very comfortable with a good bed and strong shower. Maura, our hostess, was very nice. She provided recommendations for dinner and served a wonderful, hearty breakfast on a miserable morning. If your in Adare -- pay a... more