Had a very enjoyable stay at Teac Campbell. Our room was clean and large with a view of the ocean and the islands behind the building. The house is covered with pictures and images of Irish history, particularly the dining room. Found the owners very friendly and helpful. We were even offered the use of kayaks if we wanted to... more

Had a great stay here. Couldn't have been more central in the area. Everything is within walking distance. The room I had looking out at the ocean was good, view was amazing to say the least! Breakfast was good too. Over all it feels the way Ireland should feel instead of all these fancy hotels which to be honest could... more

What can I say, our stay was a truely amazing experience. We felt welcome since the moment we stepped foot on the mat! Mr & Mrs Campbell and their family were always available for advice on the local area. Great to take your time and look at all the picture's and Irish history on the walls. Fantastic location for the... more

Have mixed feelings about this B&B. I stayed here for a few days while attending a wedding in the area. The B&B smells musty and is rather dated. There are lots of ornaments, photos, pictures and info on Irish history on the walls which add to it's charm. The rooms could do with a revamp-even matching bed covers would help.... more

Oh dear. I took my wife here during a short trip around Donegal for a birthday present. We had a lovely time and stayed in some great B&Bs, but Teac Campbell stood out as the only shoddy place at which we stayed. And it was dreadful. The lobby was darkly lit and smelled musty. We were hurriedly ushered to our... more

Spent a week traveling around beautiful County Donegal. We stayed in several Bed and Breakfasts in the county but Teac Campbell would be amongst the best. Its bigger than most guesthouses but still has a very personal touch. The room we had overlooked the islands and was nice and spacious. The rooms are basic but clean with en-suite and tvs.... more

lovely friendly and welcoming house. Went travelling with my husband on a very late second honeymoon and although we stayed in many different hotels and b&b's during our trip, it was only when we arrived in teach campbell were we made to feel at home. the family who run this house welcomed us with open arms and we are counting... more

My daughter and I arrived at Teach Campbell after a very long day of driving and touring. We felt so fortunate to have landed at this most welcoming of Irish B&B's. We felt genuinely cared for by Moira., the way personal houseguests would be treated. We were immediately offered tea, which was the one and only time such an offer... more

We recently stayed at Teac Campbell and had an awful stay. We felt very unwelcome during our stay, the service was lacking throughout and the whole place could do with a good clean and dust! The welcome tea and coffee were served in chipped cups. We had to chase for a room key, the towels were hard and crusty..clearly softener... more