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On recommondation from the host we visited The Glen of Aherlow, highly recommended, with its stunning scenery and spectacular views there were also walking trails to avail of for walkers or to just be in touch with Nature, for a spot of lunch we headed to the near by Aherlow House Hotel, having been blessed with amazing sunshine we were able to avail of their outdoor terrace with uninterrupted breathtaking views of the Galtee Mountains

Very nice Hotel. Pool is lovely. Lovely scenery. If you want a beach holiday long distance to any, unfortunately. Food was lovely but found very little selection for gluten free people. Definitely recommend 👌staying there

Tipperary is a beautiful county with lots of old world charm. There are some fine stud farms, farm estates, some dating back hundreds of years. Our National games are much enjoyed and well supported, especially Hurling. The scenery is beautiful also and Tipperary has the famous Rock of Cashel. There are more castles, old churches, babies, and monasteries to be viewed Tipperary men and women took an active part in the fight for Independence and in the Civil War that followed and the formal is well documented around the country, with monuments to famous local people to be seen near spots where hostilities took place. There are some fine hotels and B&B's and the County Tipperary is well signposted. The solo traveller can enjoy as well as those travelling with others

Tipperary town is not ideal for people who want to party or are interested in any sort of entertainment its more of a quick stop sort of town. As for around the county or tipperary there are lots of nice things to see like the cashel castle and cahir castle.

Beautiful walks everywhere and some really cute places to eat and drink. I haven't travelled to Tipperary before but I'll definitely make an effort to come back soon and spend more time. It's easy to get around, but you will need a car.

On Sat. 15 June 2019 after a 3.5-hour journey, I arrived in Tipperary town. I drove to the address Booking.com printed on Confirmation Letter. The accommodation does NOT exist. I enquired from local residents, a proprietor of a local B & B, a publican, and the Garda who all stated there was no registered accommodation named The Cottage in the area. Number 2 Cuirt Monard, Ballyryan West is situated in a housing estate. The proprietor of the local B & B advised me not to go alone to the housing estate. She very kindly drove and I followed in my car. I knocked on the door of 2 Cuirt Monard, no one replied. We spoke with the next door neighbour and he was unaware of who or if anyone actually resided in the property. Due to the number of people hicking in Tipperary and guests attending two weddings, all accommodation was fully booked. I was totally stranded, missed my appointment and had to return home immediately. Obviously Booking. coms Policy for checking 'safe' accommodation fails to meet the very basic needs of any customer i.e. authentic property. It has been the most terrible experience and the very fact I also missed the appointment I am reluctant to ever use Booking.com again. No one should ever experience what I experienced through your Company. It is wrong, it is unsafe and you need to ensure all accommodation meets the requirements and regulations. I await in anticipation for your reply. Regards Rose Kelly