Perryville House  

The owner was very pleasant and welcoming. His wife was not. The location makes it easy to visit numerous very good restaurants and the centre of Kinsale whilst being on the quieter side of the town.

We were disappointed with the room. It was very comfortable and quiet but for the amount of money that we paid we would expect some provision for tea/coffee; a booklet with details of the hotel, breakfast times and menu, places to visit and maybe a local magazine. In the room we would also expect to find tissues. Breakfast again was good but not enough variety for the amount paid.We have stayed in Kinsale many times and in hotels where we have paid less we have got more.

Andrew and Laura were kind and attentive hosts. Everyhting was lovely. Like being at home.

Proprietor was extremely welcoming and made great recommendations for restaurants,activities, etc.

Read about it in Karen Brown book. Loved the style, location, large rooms, breakfast and Andrew the owner.

It was real luxury. Beautifully old fashioned in the best sense, genteel. Antique furnishings, roomy. Particularly loved the lounges with the peat fire. Breakfasts to die for - old home made and using local produce even a real honey comb.

The location is excellent, right in the centre of town, the breckfast was excellent, great choice of good quality food. The owners and staff were very helpful and friendly.

Perryville house is unique. Its location is stunning. The Team are very pleasant. The rooms are generous. The breakfast is scrumptious. The welcome is superb. Nothing is an issue.

Lovely hotel, had a great stay..Andrew was must helpfull...would stay again

Beautiful house in fab location, lovely staff

Very comfortable room. Breakfast lovely. Andrew and staff were very friendly.

Charm.

Andrew at Perryville was very and accomodating. The breakfast wias the bes we have had in all of Ireland! Perryville House had to be one of the friendlist places we stayed.

A dislike would be the noise made by some men coming in late at night after drinking. Sounds carried.

We received a good welcome from Andrew. He took our cases to the room (there is no lift). He made space for us to park our car in the compact car park directly across the road from the guest house. The room was pleasant with a good comfortable bed and plenty of space. The power shower was quite exhilarating. Although we were staying in the "standard" room it had a nice view over part of the harbour and the little fountain outside. The WiFi service was excellent. The house was very tastefully furnished and generally in very good state of repair. Andrew provided us with menus of local gourmet restaurants so we could choose where to eat. The breakfasts were gorgeous. The breakfast room was pretty and comfortable. We had lovely granola with delicious home made rhubarb, cooked plums and West Cork yoghurt. A variety of cooked breakfast options were available. The poached eggs and bacon was delicious. Use is made of locally available named suppliers in all cases. We had lovely bread with home made preserves and honey most of which was served on beautiful Mosse pottery from Kilkenny. Overall a very luxurious touch and easily one of the nicest breakfasts to be found anywhere.

As others have noted there are no tea & coffee making facilities available in bedrooms although there is a lovely tea room and shop downstairs. A very hard wearing beige carpet is laid everywhere throughout the guest house from reception rooms to stairs and bedrooms. While most areas and presumably many bedrooms also contain attractive rugs our bedroom did not have one, just the rough carpet underfoot. There were also a few minor maintenance jobs which should have been carried out in our bedroom and bathroom considering this is quite an expensive luxury guest house.