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Glen of Aherlow Road, Tipperary, Tipperary Show on a map
Rated 8.0 by GoIreland customers (6 ratings)
Welcome to Aisling B&B now you are home. Our house is situated 5 minutes from Tipperary Town Centre, beside the Golf Club, and the Glorious Walking Trails and lakes of the Glen of Aherlow and Galtee Mountains. We provided 'pot luck' complimentary snack and a glass of wine on arrival. The comfort of a real log fire and Sky TV in our reception area. Also free WiFi, and the golf club is nearby also. We wil give you our time and a warm welcome with information on long or short day trips or maybe some guidance to some local hidden gems. For the drinker! How about taking a break from the steering wheel. Tipperary town rail station has subsidised train fares (Waterford €7 return, Dublin €29.50 return). Aisling is convenient for guests attending weddings at Aherlow House Hotel, Ballykisteen Hotel, Kilshane House and Ballyglass House Hotel.
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At the traffic lights in Tipperary, take Route 664. The B&B is located just 1.5 miles outside the town on the Glen of Aherlow road. Aisling is only 1 hour from Shannon Airport.
The guest rooms at Aisling are carefully decorated, spacious, airy and each one has private bathroom facilities. Chocolate and bottled water will be in your room when you arrive and you will also find a TV, hairdryer and an electric blanket for those cold winter nights.
The tour takes in the picturesque Swiss Cottage on the banks of the River Suir. As you meander through the countryside, you will also come across the world famous Rock of Cashel and Holy Cross Abbey. The peace and tranquility of Holy Cross Abbey makes it a journey not to be missed? The last lap of your drive, you will come back to Tipperary Town. The town is a developing spot and has a wide variety of pubs and great restaurants. So why don’t you pop in and experience good old-fashioned Irish hospitality at its best. Luckily Aisling B&B is an ideal base to start the Tipperary Triangle and more.
If you’d prefer to strap on your hiking boots and get a little fresh air into your lungs then an exhilarating hike towards Sliabh na Muck and the Galtee Mountains might be right up your street.
Anonymous from Galway
Stayed 05-2012Mature couple
Anonymous from Ashwood
Stayed 09-2011Mature couple
Lelsey from Birmingham
Stayed 10-2010A few friends
The Lady that ran the B&B was lovely.
The dining room is very inviting and has a relaxed atmosphere. As you look out across the spectacular Tipperary countryside, you can choose from a variety of breakfast item on the menu. As well as an excellent traditional Irish breakfast, Marian makes a great omlette and don't forget to try her fresh fruit salad! If you fancy a turn in Marian's Kitchen, that's no problem. Rustle up some cuisine of your own and treat the hosts to some delicacies from your hometown. The house, in general, has a very warm ambience. With rich colours and well placed lighting, the sitting room is a superb place to stretch out in front of a blazing open fire. Aisling offers free wireless Internet access and the use of a computer during your stay. If you don't have a car, your hosts will happily collect you from the nearby bus or train station.