I wanted to do a little cycling alongside the canal. The village nearby has been upgraded recently and now represents some of the best of the midlands of Ireland. The canal bridle path is really lovely for walking or cycling. The renovation of the old miller's house (-subsequently a Garda (police) station) was absolutely outstanding. Very sympathetic and the best police station that I have slept in!

We need to know that check-in is a late 17:00 when making reservation. Also, whilst breakfast was lovely it seemed that I was a little late at even 08:10-- I got caught up in writing a report earlier in the morning. Offsetting this, they encouraged me to leave my car whilst I went off on the bicycle. Contrary to Booking.com listing, there is ample private parking on site.

We stayed in the glamping huts. Very novel. The hut was cosy, warm, comfortable and very clean. All amenities were available. The staff provided a brand new electric hob for use without my asking for it. Lovely location overlooking the old Cistercian Abbey. We had a great view of the farm, horse riding, and a very friendly little cat called to visit! Kids delighted with our stay and the novelty of tables / couches transformation into v comfy beds!

Nothing to dislike about our stay.

I wanted a quaint quiet night away and this was pure bliss 😊 , from the amazing view of the country side , to the details of the room which was spacious, super warm , and a bath to soak in , it was a little slice of heaven for me , also close to center parks if your looking to head to the spa for the day and then a cosy night stay after by yourself or maybe with friends or partner. The bed was super comfortable and I had the best nights sleep I've had in a long time . Susan was so pleasant to deal with and would definitely recommend anyone that's thinking of staying.

The stay wasn't what we were expecting but ended up being very nice. We thought this would be a room in the house but ending up being a glamping travel trailer cabin (advertisement information wasn't clear on accomodations and photos only depicted the guest house interior). However, the glamping trailer/cabin was very cozy, relaxing and inviting.

The only adjustments I would recommend is a more clear description of the accommodations and photos to avoid potential issues.

Breakfast was wonderful. The other guests were delightful and then my brother and sister and I stayed to talk to the owners about Irish history and the house--very very interesting. Food was over the top good.

There was nothing that didn't meet our expectations. We arrived very late after getting lost and Susan was so welcoming and wonderful to talk to.

When we booked, it said "chalet", but actually it was like an old horse-drawn caravan but brand new. Very charming, and surrounded by (secure) meadows with sheep, horses and cows. Lovely.

There was no microwave, but honestly that's no big deal, we had a kettle and an air-fryer.

The most gorgeous and quiet setting for a lovely b&b.The room and bathroom were beautifully decorated. Wish we had been staying for a few more nights. The family were friendly and lovely to talk to. Extremely accommodating for a family of 5 (including 3 young kids)

Beautiful home, gorgeous surroundings. A nice stop to relax and take it easy. National Famine Museum was fantastic. And the abbey visible from the home was nice to explore.

No village. Just one pub that serves average food. It was very cozy and we enjoyed having a pint and burger by the hearth. Also the living room would have been a nice place to gather and have a drink, but it was filled with laundry.

We had a lovely couple of nights staying at Abbeyview with Susan. It is particularly well-located near the Royal Canal. Breakfast was very good, including a plate of very nicely presented fresh fruits. It is a short walk to the nearby pub for evening meals.

Location, breakfast, everything exceptional. The real gold star, though, goes to their treatment of a very new, very small member of our entourage - a tiny puppy we had just come up to collect nearby. We had alerted them in advance and the red carpet was rolĺed out for her tiny Highness. They gave us the bedroom with the biggest bathroom, all cool tiled floor, so she could relax in comfort in what was exceptionally hot weather, made such a fuss of her, carried her around while encouraging us to raid their redcurrant bushes, and generally made it such a happy occasion. Even the two-year old helped us pick the redcurrants, and stroked the puppy! Abbey View is a beautiful old house - late 18th century one would estimate - and they have restored it beautifully, with every period detail correct, and yet every modern comfort in place. It is a delight to see an old property brought up to date in a countryside where so many are left to crumble. Breakfast was excellent, fresh local bacon and eggs, plus everything else you could want. This is a couple that genuinely enjoys running a welcoming guesthouse, and it shows.

All we can think of is that we hated leaving!