Balally House B&B
Review
Balally House Bed and Breakfast in Shannon, Co. Clare, is a hidden gem along the scenic Wild Atlantic Way. Run by the charming hosts, Dawn and Ryan, this family-owned B&B offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately makes you feel at home. The rooms at Balally House are nothing short of luxurious, meticulously designed with attention to detail. Comfortable beds, tasteful decor, and modern amenities ensure a comfortable stay. The ambiance is both cozy and welcoming, making it the perfect retreat after a day of exploring the stunning Clare coastline. One highlight that truly sets Balally House apart is their breakfast. Dawn and Ryan serve up a delightful morning spread that includes both traditional Irish fare and continental options. The flavors and quality are exceptional, ensuring you start your day on a high note. Balally House Bed and Breakfast offers an unforgettable experience and I know you’ll be made to feel welcome.
- Top 100 Review
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Ros an Oi
, Ballycasey,
Shannon, Co. Clare
, V14 P685
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