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Compare 8 Guest Houses in Lauragh with updated reviews, rates, and availability.

"Great place with a fun location and great breakfast!"

"Very friendly and accommodating, great location, good food. There is always music in the bar, sometimes live but we heard no noise in our room, it was very quiet and comfortable. Would definitely stay there again."

AED 412 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Feb - 10 Feb

"Quiet place with a short walk to waterfront and other restaurants"

"Maatilamajoitus, johon sisöltyi myös pieni aamiainen. Huoneesta hienot avarat näköalat, ja näkymät myös kolmen pomin laitumelle."

"Bed was very uncomfortable"

AED 417 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Feb - 10 Feb

"Fantastic host, great room and breakfast was superb. The surrounding area is beautiful. "

"Good location right in the centre of town. Nice spacious room and bathroom, really comfy bed, friendly helpful staff and great breakfast. No complaints!"

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Angelas Farmhouse, Coastal Self Catering Accommodation near Kenmare, County Kerry

"Loved it all, Mike & Mary are wonderful, the views are stunning, Healy Pass is gorgeous, Helen’s Bar is the best pub ever and the cottage has just the right degree of separation - private but not isolated. We would happily stay here again"

"Lovely property with an excellent view. Well-appointed and quite clean. The separate washer/dryer were a big plus. We wanted a remote, quiet location close to Kenmare, and this one fit beautifully. The beds were quite firm (a bit too firm for us), but otherwise, it was wonderful. Highly recommend this place. Please note that all the windows lock with a key, and this was a bit disconcerting for us (Americans fear of fire), but most homes in Ireland are made of concrete, so we did not worry as...