Cheap hotels in Kiltimagh

Teach Sile, a property with a garden, is set in Kiltimagh, 600 metres from Kiltimagh Museum, 8.6 km from Martin Sheridan Monument, as well as 9.2 km from Knock Shrine.

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Brigitta

From

Germany

The accommodation Teach Sile is located in the center of Kiltimagh. We stayed in the double room, the bed was very comfortable and the room itself quiet due to the rear location. The landlady was very friendly, showed us around and gave good recommendations for restaurants, pubs and parking. In the morning we had the opportunity to have a small breakfast. Highly recommended!

Set in Kiltimagh and with Kiltimagh Museum reachable within 500 metres, Cill Aodain Court Hotel offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar....

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Nina Rogde

From

Norway

Lovely hotel. Great staff in restaurant and at breakfast buffet.

The luxurious Kiltimagh Park Hotel is a 5-minute walk from the centre of Kiltmagh, in West Ireland. It offers individually designed rooms and a gourmet restaurant.

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Donna

From

United States

The staff was very friendly and helpful with travel and the history of the area. We loved talking with Mary Byrne. It is a bit of a walk into town. We had to taxie every place and that was expensive. The food was wonderful.

Featuring a garden and views of lake, Rockfield Manor B&B, Knock is a recently renovated bed and breakfast set in Knock, 4.1 km from Knock Shrine.

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Rina

From

Belgium

Anne was very welcoming and went beyond to make sure we were comfortable and felt at home during our stay. Will definitely stay here again.

Situated in Knock and only 500 metres from Knock Shrine, Jordan's Drum Haven B&B, Knock features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Margaret

From

Canada

Linda and Declan were wonderful hosts. Everything about this B&B was excellent. This is a beautiful home, excellent breakfast - Linda gave us excellent recommendations for dinner and bus timetables.

Featuring 3-star accommodation, Valley Lodge Room Only Guest House is set in Claremorris, 11 km from Kiltimagh Museum and 12 km from Knock Shrine.

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Fiona

From

Ireland

Beautiful country surrounding comfortable room

Swinford Country House, a property with a garden, is situated in Swinford, 6.5 km from Martin Sheridan Monument, 11 km from Kiltimagh Museum, as well as 16 km from Foxford Woolen Mills Visitor Centre....

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MarcSimpson

From

United Kingdom

This has easily got to be one of the best and one of the nicest places we have ever stayed at using booking.com The place was simply incredible, highly recommend staying here!!!

Offering a shared lounge and quiet street view, Divine Mercy B&B is situated in Knock, 1 km from Knock Shrine and 9 km from Kiltimagh Museum.

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Conor

From

Italy

The breakfast was exceptional and the rooms were very comfortable. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone visiting the Shrine of Knock. Elsie and Gerry were extremely friendly. They certainly made us feel that we were part of the family.

In the heart of the countryside, Knock House Hotel provides free Wi-Fi and free parking. The hotel is situated just minutes from Knock Shrine and Basilica.

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imelda

From

United Kingdom

Great location. Clean tidy room with good facilities,tea coffee, biscuits in the room.

Located in Ballyhaunis, in a historic building, 11 km from Knock Shrine, 'James Lyons' The old main St is a recently renovated bed and breakfast with a garden and terrace.

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Stuart

From

Ireland

The host is an absolute gentleman. They have put a lot of hard work into this fine buiilding to provide accommodation in the hearth of the town . They went out of their way to accommodate me, far beyond what I could have asked for. Snacks and drinks are freely available to take. The place is clean and modern and all that one needs. The extra mile the host went made all the difference, from helping me out with parking for a large van to booking a meal in a fantastic local restaurant a few doors up. He even made arrangements to purchase a chair that I spotted on my behalf from a local shop across the road because, due to other commitments, I was unable to be around during the shop opening times, it was waiting for me when I got back.. The town itself is a little gem, and everyone I met was hospitable and genuine. I thought we had lost that in Ireland but I've been proven wrong. Thank you for everything.