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Our top choices for Boolavogue cottages

1. Long Jack's

Ballygarrett

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

2. ROSEMOUNT COACH HOUSE, pet friendly in Enniscorthy, County Wexford

Marshalstown

David

includes taxes & fees

22 Sept - 23 Sept

3. AN TEACH BAN, pet friendly in Bunclody, County Wexford

Bunclody

Anna M.

includes taxes & fees

9 Sept - 10 Sept

4. An Teach Ban

Bunclody

"we were travelling to Ireland to bring my brother’s ashes back to bury him, I spoke to the owner of this house on the day of travelling only to be told they do not advertise their property with Hotels.com we were left stranded and having to sort out accommodation last minute, the owner tried to help us as Bunclody is a very small town and not plentiful of accommodation. We ended up finding somewhere which was not ideal as it was room only instead of a whole house with cooking...

Carole

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

5. Seafield

Gorey

includes taxes & fees

3 Oct - 4 Oct

6. An Teachain

Adamstown

includes taxes & fees

25 Sept - 26 Sept

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Top Boolavogue Hotel Reviews

Jim McGee's

8/10 Good

"I chose a courtyard view but it’s actually a run down car park, to call it a courtyard is a huge stretch. The thing is I wouldn’t have expected very much from the property considering the price but when you think you are getting a courtyard then don’t you find yourself disappointed. However, the room was clean and that’s important to me regardless of the price. I couldn’t get the shower to work in my room, I just got scalding hot water. The staff were overall friendly, except when we arrived and parked in the ‘courtyard’ we went into the bar to say we had booked a room and the barman just growled at us and said ‘3 o’clock’ Now I know the check in time but normally when you arrive somewhere early they quickly find out if your room is ready and if so allow you to check in and if not they keep your luggage etc. all we really needed to find out was if it was ok to park in the ‘courtyard’ without checking in as there were signs stating only guests can park. Nobody knew at that time that our car did in fact belong to a guest. I found the barman rude and unhelpful. Also I had filled out the form stating our arrival time, why wasn’t a message conveyed on the portal to say strictly 3pm check in, however if you give us your number plate when you arrive early you can park"