Birdies Townhouse
Review
Birdies Townhouse is a superb find in the heart of Mitchelstown, the gateway to County Cork, and one of the smartest stays I’ve endorsed for this book. Family-owned and beautifully presented, it’s clear host Mark Hyland has spared no expense in creating a modern, sleek townhouse where comfort and style go hand in hand. Bedrooms feel fresh, contemporary and thoughtfully finished, with the small details that make a short break effortless. Location-wise, you’re perfectly placed for the Rock of Cashel, Mitchelstown Caves, Galtee walks and plenty of nearby gems, while still enjoying great value that won’t break the bank. After a day exploring, it’s wonderfully restful. Above all, Mark is a natural host, he goes above and beyond and you’ll leave already planning your return.
- Top 100 Review
Contact Us
27 Lower Cork Street
,
Mitchelstown, Co. Cork
, P67 KF22
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