Ard Na Greine Clonakilty in Clonakilty

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On arriving at Ard Na Greine you will find the sense of hospitality is alive and well. It was such praise from a delighted guest that led to Norma winning the Failte Ireland Welcome Awards 2003 in the Bed & Breakfast category.A warm welcome awaits you from Norma who prides herself in giving her guests every comfort, her personal attention together with a plentiful supply of wholesome fresh food makes for a very pleasant and homely stay. The core of the contented house is a bustling kitchen and Norma sees that each guest starts the day with a buffet style breakfast with a varied breakfast menu comprising of traditional Irish breakfast, fresh fruits, yoghurts, cheeses, fish and egg dishes, porridge, cereals, freshly baked scones and breads and homemade preserves.Ard Na Greine stands on a wonderful rural location on the outskirts of the vibrant town of Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland. It is a large comfortable house with unspoilt views of the countryside. Blessed with great scenery and close to many fine beaches stretching from Kinsale to the Beara Peninsula. It draws people who want to see an Ireland of small communities, majestic nature and that special magic that is fed by her soft rains, ancient traditions and generous geography.