Inveraray Farm Guesthouse is a delightful Bed and breakfast, where traditional hospitality combined with courteous personal attention are a way of life. Noel and Eileen are the heads of the Spillane family, who will make every effort to ensure that your stay in the southwest is a memorable one. The Invary Farm Guesthouse has received reco...
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B&B Overview
Inveraray Farm Guesthouse is a delightful Bed and breakfast, where traditional hospitality combined with courteous personal attention are a way of life. Noel and Eileen are the heads of the Spillane family, who will make every effort to ensure that your stay in the southwest is a memorable one. The Invary Farm Guesthouse has received recommendations from Le Guide Du Routard and the Michelin Guide.
Room Information
The rooms of the Inveraray Farm Guesthouse Bed and breakfast are comfortable and tastefully decorated. Most have lake, mountain or garden views. Double, twin, three bedded and family rooms are all available. All rooms are en-suite and have plenty of storage space.
Hotel Facilities
- Family Rooms
- Free Parking
- Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included
- Heating
- TV in all bedrooms
Food & Beverage
Breakfast is served each morning in the spacious dining room, which features scenic views of mountains, the Lakes of Killarney and the Gap of Dunloe. Healthy and wholesome foods are the house’s specialties, with seafood and home baking being particular favourites among guests. Inveraray Farm is situated close to Killarney, where you will find a number of cafés, pubs and restaurants to suit any mood or taste.
Area Information
Inveraray Farm Guesthouse Bed and breakfast is situated near the bustling town of Killarney. There is plenty to do and see during your stay in the area. The three main Lakes of Killarney stunningly occupy a broad valley reaching south between the mountains and all belong to Killarney's National Park. The house is situated near the Ring of Kerry, the popular tourist route, which includes Muckross House, Staigue stone fort and Derrynane House, home of Daniel O'Connell. At night, Killarney's pubs and nightclubs come to life, and are often busy seven days a week during the summer months.