Luxury self catering & Guest House accommodation Boyle. Three luxury self catering cottages on the grounds of a Victorian residence, set against the backdrop of Boyle's historic Cistercian Abbey. Each of the two story self catering cottages have two bedrooms, bathroom, fitted kitchen and lounge. There is also a telephone and TV in each of these select holiday rentals.
The main Guest House is a delightful Victorian Residence which boasts large mature gardens, spacious parking, five en-suite bedrooms, and a relaxing TV lounge with open fire for your use. Christina your welcoming host provides personal and friendly service in attractive surroundings to ensure your stay is comfortable. Location This is an idyllic location within a five-minute stroll of Boyle town centre. Visitors can enjoy fishing, golfing, King House, Lough Key Forest Park, country pursuits, family holidays and all of the local attractions available in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland.
"My yearly visit to boyle" It was my first time staying here it wont be my last. The owners christina and her son john were brilliant making sure i was ok. The do a great breakfast and always supplying water, coffee and tea in my room. The rooms are spacious and tidy with a nice bathroom. The house is amazing and clean and the abbey is right next to it with the river at the back i cant wait to visit here again. Thanx christina and john 10/10
seacuin
September - 2018
"Right on the Grounds of the Abbey This is a wonderful old home that is, quite literally, at the Abbey. John and his mother, Christina, were very hospitable and helpful. The breakfasts were terrific. This is a nice jumping off spot in this part of Ireland.
FaraildisBelgium
May - 2018
"Lovely" A lovely house with lovely owners with a lot of experience. So nice to sit by the fire on a wet day with a cup of tea. We had a big room with view on te river, very good beds. Thank you Christine and John.
Miriam R
October - 2017
We stayed at Abbey House three years ago and decided to stay there again. The B&B is run by mother and son who looked after us so well. The house is beautiful, large rooms, high ceilings all the trappings of a bygone era. It's really lovely, but a bit dated. Breakfast was always freshly cooked with a good choice of menu. There is a guest lounge and a wood burning stove which heated the room in no time at all. A very quiet and relaxing stay.
HindleSalford
July - 2017
4 of us had a lovely 4 days, with great rooms and beds. The Breakfasts were very good with a choice of menu. In a beautiful location next to the Abbey and Boyle river. John and his Mother, Christine, were lovely hosts.
gcunni Kansas
July 2016
“Elegant, comfortable House”
This big white house is included included in some of the Boyle Abbey postcard photos. The rooms were large and elegant, and ours included a full bathtub - - something we hadn’t seen in other B n Bs. Christine obviously loves children and she and her son John were very forgiving when our little guy broke a glass vase. A perfect Irish breakfast. Then we enjoyed going through the Abbey, right next door. John recommended that we eat Clarke’s - - great call.
FacepunchTheaterMP Stillwater, Minnesota
May 2016
“Wonderful hosts”
John welcomed us in and was helpful and attentive. The house is huge, old, and well kept. The house shares the grounds with a 12th century abbey, and has the Boyle river running through the property. John and Christine are wonderful people and make you feel like one of the family. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and will fuel you for a day! Make sure to stay a couple days as the town is lovely and the hosts are excellent.
Joan B Tampa, Florida
May 2016
“Excellant Stay and Hosts”
Stayed for two days of pure heaven! Great breakfasts and warm and welcoming hostess Christine and host John! They are the reason it is called Bed and Breakfast lodging, they really do welcome you into their home and make you feel "At Home!" The house is a step back into time with all the modern perks. The location right on the Boyle Abbey grounds is perfect and you can sit on a bench and just watch the Boyle river go by and listen to the bird songs in the back of Abbey House or take a short walk into the town. You will be immersed into the area and the Abbey House is just the right place to do it. We will be back-Thank You Christine and John!!!
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