Redclyffe Guesthouse

“Like a genuine place, before the world went mad.”

The character is ‘old school’. No complaints.

Kieran·A week ago

“Acogedor y familiar”

Owner, comfort, cleanliness, service, and location – all excellent. Nothing to complain about.

Maria·A week ago

It was quiet and comfy with a good shower and solid Wi‑Fi. The breakfast was okay, but a few boiled eggs would have made it better; more variety would be nice, honestly.

Harrison·A week ago

“Cold, disappointing, basic, and poor value for the money at over 110 euro / night.”

The spot was spot on for what I needed, right next to town and with reliable bus service just outside the property. Mick, the owner, handed me extra coffee sachets and milk when I asked, and Maura welcomed me warmly on arrival. The whole place was bone‑chillingly cold; central heating was off everywhere. I only had a tiny fan heater in my room to fight the chill, but it was noisy and unsafe to leave on overnight or when I wasn’t in the room. The breakfast, billed as “continental,” turned out to be a joke: dense, dry rye bread, cheese, ham, a few cereals, fruit cake, cookies, and yoghurts, plus toast and a handful of jams or marmalades—nothing hot. The breakfast room was freezing, so coffee and toast cooled instantly, and there was no hot food at all, just a single portable radiator that couldn’t warm the room. My room was just barely adequate, shabby and very basic, and I couldn’t wait to leave.

Tony·A week ago

“A very cozy and comfortable place to stay near Cork downtown”

The service was excellent, the breakfast good, the location great, and the bed comfy.

Felipe·A week ago