Recently Reviewed Hotels around Crosshaven

Hotels in Crosshaven

• Compass Rose Bed & Breakfast
  "Grand B&B in crosshaven"
  "Stayed here for friends wedding. Nice breakfast. It was à cold night and when we got back early hours of the day the heating was nit on. No one told us if to put it on or not, so yes a bit cold indeed."
• Fernclyffe Fennels Bay Crossha
  "Great location and views"
  "Stayed here with kids (8&11yrs olds) in march. The house is 150 meters from the beech which is accessed via a cliff path. Our kids loved it. We had grt weather which helped. You can walk the cliff for hours to Fountinstown and beyond (bring a backpack with food). There are sandy beeches near the hou..."se and a great fort in crosshavan. It's a small house but it is very clean and warm with a wood burning stove and a nice conservatory ( with a million dollar view). We loved the area, go to fishy fishy in kinsale for lunch and Annie's gastro pub in cork city (Sundays well area) for dinner. Charles Fort in kinsale is also worth a visit and you can take a short ferry ride to Cobh and fota wildlife park, which we loved (about a 30min drive from this house. I also fished for mackerel from the rocks below the house, good fun and very relaxing. " More >
• Compass Rose Bed & Breakfast
  "Comfortable, welcoming establishment, reasonable rates and well located."
  "I spent 2 nights at this comfortable and homely establishment. Ronan and Kathy Kelly were extremely welcoming and hospitable hosts, going beyond the call of duty. The en-suite bedroom was well appointed with a view over the harbour. Kathy's full Irish breakfasts were everything one expected - wel..."l cooked and served in a friendly manner. The location was ideal with a bus-stop next to the front steps. I would certainly stay there again should I re-visit Crosshaven in the future. " More >