We stopped in for 1 night, stayed for 2. such a nice spot in the shadow of Rock of Cashel. Steeped in history with the ruins of Hores Abbey just across the road. As impressive as “the rock” and free. John and his wife are very accommodating. it was also lambing season, so lots of lil fellas around the place which the kids loved.

The previous reviews say enough: not cheap but small-scale (so very quiet), well-kept and within walking distance of the imposing 'Rock of Cashel', which is also a pleasant village. We had called in advance if there was room; definitely recommended to do during peak season because of the limited number of places.