Luxury Irish B&B voted one of the world’s best

The travel giant’s annual Travellers’ Choice Best of the Best list highlights the top lodgings and destinations across the globe, based on the quality and quantity of reviews and ratings posted on its online platform.

Daly’s House, located in the village of Doolin, County Clare, was ranked the nineteenth best B&B worldwide in the 2021 TripAdvisor Awards, the eighth in Europe and the number one B&B in Ireland for the second year running.

The superb six-bed B&B offers traditional Irish hospitality combined with contemporary creature comforts, a commitment to sustainability and some of the most breathtaking scenery on the Wild Atlantic Way. 

Nestled between the famous Cliffs of Moher, the Burren region and the Aran Islands, the host, the accommodation, the village and dramatic landscape surrounding Daly’s House cannot easily be forgotten.

Susan Daly, the seventh generation of her family from Doolin, will welcome you with a Bailey’s coffee on arrival. She will look after you like a long lost friend, tell you about the area and its history and can point you to all the best music sessions, places to dine and sights to see.  

Her full Irish breakfast will be an experience in itself, and after a day’s sightseeing, Susan will be there to welcome you home for a chat about where you’ve been and what you’ve done.

Much more than a bed and a breakfast, a stay at Daly’s House, as with all Irish B&Bs, is one of the best ways to experience the personal touch in the real Ireland.

From County Antrim to County Cork, the island’s B&Bs provide the warmest of welcomes, a home from home and the willingness to go the extra mile to make sure your stay is perfect.

Ranging from coastal gems, to farmhouses, townhouses and stately homes, B&Bs can be found in every city, town, village and country lane on the island of Ireland. 

Many offer themed stays, including walking, fishing, golf, horse-riding, surfing, foodie-related and pet-friendly holidays, where all the facilities associated with your interest will be on hand. 

From tea and scones on arrival, the freshly cooked food, the homemade soda breads and jams, the Irishness of it all is something special.

While the accommodation and what you are seeing and doing will always be important, it will be the hosts that make your Irish B&B experience so special – and one that you cannot wait to repeat. 
  
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