The Plough B&B
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Summary of reviewsThe Plough B&B, located just outside of Dingle on the Dingle Peninsula, receives high praise for its idyllic setting and breathtaking views of Ventry Bay. Its prime location serves as an excellent base for exploring local attractions such as the Ring of Kerry, with convenient access to amenities like a nearby shop and village pub. The B&B’s charming atmosphere, enhanced by beautiful gardens and the warm company of welcoming hosts and their friendly dog, offers guests a truly homely experience.
A standout feature of The Plough B&B is its breakfast, consistently commended for its exceptional quality and variety. Guests enjoy a hearty start to their day with meals lovingly prepared, often described as a plentiful delight. The personal touch from the host Beatrice adds to the warmth of the dining experience, making breakfast a notable highlight.
The accommodation at The Plough B&B is characterized by comfort and cleanliness, with many rooms providing stunning sea views. Though some rooms and bathrooms are small, they are well-maintained, and the comfortable beds contribute to a pleasant stay. The overall tidy environment compensates for minor criticisms about room size and occasional noise.
The staff, particularly hosts Beatrice and David, receive accolades for their exceptional hospitality and attentiveness. Guests feel well cared for, with Beatrice's willingness to provide personalized recommendations enhancing their visits.
Beds are generally comfortable, offering a good night's rest, although some guests prefer different firmness levels. While occasional reports mention dated decor, the overall comfort and stunning views make for a restful experience.
In summary, The Plough B&B combines excellent location, supreme breakfast offerings, and attentive hospitality to deliver a delightful stay, making it a top choice for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat in a beautiful setting.
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A standout feature of The Plough B&B is its breakfast, consistently commended for its exceptional quality and variety. Guests enjoy a hearty start to their day with meals lovingly prepared, often described as a plentiful delight. The personal touch from the host Beatrice adds to the warmth of the dining experience, making breakfast a notable highlight.
The accommodation at The Plough B&B is characterized by comfort and cleanliness, with many rooms providing stunning sea views. Though some rooms and bathrooms are small, they are well-maintained, and the comfortable beds contribute to a pleasant stay. The overall tidy environment compensates for minor criticisms about room size and occasional noise.
The staff, particularly hosts Beatrice and David, receive accolades for their exceptional hospitality and attentiveness. Guests feel well cared for, with Beatrice's willingness to provide personalized recommendations enhancing their visits.
Beds are generally comfortable, offering a good night's rest, although some guests prefer different firmness levels. While occasional reports mention dated decor, the overall comfort and stunning views make for a restful experience.
In summary, The Plough B&B combines excellent location, supreme breakfast offerings, and attentive hospitality to deliver a delightful stay, making it a top choice for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat in a beautiful setting.
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Nestled just outside of Dingle, The Plough B&B boasts a prime location that enchants visitors with its serene charm and breathtaking scenery. Positioned perfectly on the Dingle Peninsula, guests are treated to panoramic views of the picturesque Ventry Bay and the glistening sea, making it an ideal spot to unwind.
Notably close to the beach and a short drive from local attractions, the B&B serves as a convenient base for exploring the wonders of the area, including the famous Ring of Kerry. Its proximity to local amenities such as a nearby shop and a welcoming village pub enhances the overall experience, ensuring guests have everything they need within easy reach.
The B&B's tranquil setting is complemented by beautiful gardens and a charming atmosphere. Rooms offer exquisite sea vistas, allowing guests to soak in the stunning natural beauty right from their windows. The delightful hosts, coupled with a lovely dog, add a personal touch to the stay, making visitors feel truly at home.
Overall, The Plough B&B's excellent location, combined with its exceptional views and cozy accommodation, make it a top choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat with easy access to the Dingle Peninsula's attractions.
At The Plough B&B, breakfast seems to be a standout feature that guests repeatedly praise. The spread is superb, with meals that are lovingly arranged and of high quality. The diversity of options is a highlight, ensuring something delectable for every palate. Whether it’s a fantastic Irish breakfast or a tasty made-to-order dish, guests are left satisfied by the abundant offerings.
The hospitality shines through with a warm, friendly reception from the host, Beatrice, who is noted to be kind and accommodating. This personal touch makes breakfast feel less like a typical hotel meal and more like an experience in a welcoming home. Guests appreciate the substantial servings that cater to their desires, often describing the breakfast as a plentiful delight to start the day.
The ambiance adds to the experience, with some guests enjoying a meal accompanied by a stunning view and convenient amenities, such as accessible parking. For those seeking comfort and value, The Plough B&B manages to balance quality offerings with a reasonable price. While some minor criticisms exist, such as a preference for different timing or preparation, the overarching consensus is that breakfast here is a delicious highlight of the stay.
The Plough B&B offers a mix of room experiences with an emphasis on comfort and cleanliness. Many guests appreciate the beautiful rooms, some of which offer stunning views of the sea and surrounding mountains. The decor tends to be nicely furnished, complementing the overall cleanliness and well-maintained nature of the property. Despite some rooms being described as small, the comfortable beds and well-equipped amenities make for a pleasant stay. Bathrooms are often noted as being on the smaller side, but this seems consistent with local expectations. While some guests lament the size of certain rooms and occasional noise issues, others enjoy the spaciousness and luxury in select accommodations. The location is praised for its convenience, and amenities like ample parking contribute to a positive experience. While not every room has a sea view, the ones that do offer spectacular vistas over Ventry Bay, adding a special touch to the lodging experience.
Nestled with a view of Dingle Bay, The Plough B&B offers a mixed experience when it comes to their sleeping arrangements. Many travelers find the beds notably comfortable, with some emphasizing the large size as a particular draw. This comfort seems to be a consistent highlight, as several guests have praised the beds in their reviews. However, it's important to note that there are occasional reports of beds being too soft for some tastes and issues with the bedding itself, which some perceive as average or somewhat rough. Additionally, those staying in smaller rooms may notice the dated nature of the space. Overall, The Plough B&B seems to deliver where it counts for many—a good night's rest on comfortable beds.
At The Plough B&B, guests generally appreciate the level of cleanliness, praising the rooms for being well-kept and comfortable. The upkeep of the accommodations is often highlighted, noting that the rooms and bathrooms, although small, are maintained to a clean standard. An excellent home-cooked breakfast adds to the experience, although some suggestions indicate room for improvement in the breakfast buffet.
While many found their stay to be spotless and lovely, there are some remarks about certain areas needing attention, such as kitchen equipment and furnishings that appear worn-out. The interiors may seem a bit tired, with old and poorly maintained fittings and accessories. Noise can also be an issue due to thin walls, which can disrupt the otherwise serene environment. Despite these aspects, a stunning sea view from the rooms offers a delightful visual treat and compensates for some of the minor shortcomings. Overall, The Plough B&B offers clean and comfortable accommodations suitable for short stays.
The Plough B&B seems to shine through its dedicated staff, with the host Beatrice frequently highlighted for her exceptional hospitality. Guests appreciate her attentiveness and willingness to go the extra mile, whether by making personalized recommendations or accommodating late arrivals. Visitors note Beatrice's warmth and engaging conversation, which pairs well with the highly praised Irish breakfast. Both Beatrice and David receive positive mentions for their eagerness to assist guests, including providing advice on local attractions and facilitating transportation during peak times. Despite a couple of less favorable encounters, the overall impression of the staff remains positive, with many guests feeling welcomed and well cared for during their stay.
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Location
Notably close to the beach and a short drive from local attractions, the B&B serves as a convenient base for exploring the wonders of the area, including the famous Ring of Kerry. Its proximity to local amenities such as a nearby shop and a welcoming village pub enhances the overall experience, ensuring guests have everything they need within easy reach.
The B&B's tranquil setting is complemented by beautiful gardens and a charming atmosphere. Rooms offer exquisite sea vistas, allowing guests to soak in the stunning natural beauty right from their windows. The delightful hosts, coupled with a lovely dog, add a personal touch to the stay, making visitors feel truly at home.
Overall, The Plough B&B's excellent location, combined with its exceptional views and cozy accommodation, make it a top choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat with easy access to the Dingle Peninsula's attractions.
Breakfast
The hospitality shines through with a warm, friendly reception from the host, Beatrice, who is noted to be kind and accommodating. This personal touch makes breakfast feel less like a typical hotel meal and more like an experience in a welcoming home. Guests appreciate the substantial servings that cater to their desires, often describing the breakfast as a plentiful delight to start the day.
The ambiance adds to the experience, with some guests enjoying a meal accompanied by a stunning view and convenient amenities, such as accessible parking. For those seeking comfort and value, The Plough B&B manages to balance quality offerings with a reasonable price. While some minor criticisms exist, such as a preference for different timing or preparation, the overarching consensus is that breakfast here is a delicious highlight of the stay.
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Cleanliness
While many found their stay to be spotless and lovely, there are some remarks about certain areas needing attention, such as kitchen equipment and furnishings that appear worn-out. The interiors may seem a bit tired, with old and poorly maintained fittings and accessories. Noise can also be an issue due to thin walls, which can disrupt the otherwise serene environment. Despite these aspects, a stunning sea view from the rooms offers a delightful visual treat and compensates for some of the minor shortcomings. Overall, The Plough B&B offers clean and comfortable accommodations suitable for short stays.
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No, The Plough B&B doesn't have any pool.
No, a spa isn't available at The Plough B&B.
No, The Plough B&B doesn't allow dogs.
Yes, parking facilities are available at The Plough B&B.
No, The Plough B&B doesn't have a gym.
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