Coral Gables Guesthouse & Campsite
Review
Coral Gables Guesthouse, set on the outskirts of Rosslare, is a place I am genuinely delighted to endorse again for a second time. This wonderful family-run guesthouse offers the sort of warm, dependable hospitality that makes a stay feel easy from the moment you arrive. With a generous choice of rooms, there is something here to suit almost every reason for visiting this lovely corner of Co. Wexford, whether you are passing through, exploring the coast or taking the ferry from nearby Rosslare Europort. The rooms are comfortable, cosy, clean and fresh, giving guests exactly what they need after a day on the road. Close to many of the region’s top attractions, Coral Gables is a great base also for a few days of exploring.They are pet friendly
Campsite
Coral Gables Campsite, on the outskirts of Rosslare, is somewhere I am very pleased to recommend, and for very good reason. This pet friendly, family-run site offers a relaxed and reassuring base for anyone visiting this beautiful part of Co. Wexford. Whether you are arriving from Rosslare Europort, heading off on the ferry, enjoying a coastal break or touring the region, its location could hardly be more convenient. The campsite has that easy-going, welcoming feel that makes travelling feel simple, with everything kept clean, well cared for and thoughtfully presented. It is ideal for visitors who want comfort, practicality and good value without losing that personal touch. With many of the area’s best attractions close by, Coral Gables Campsite is a superb place to stay and explore.
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Tagoat
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Rosslare Harbour, Co. Wexford
, Y35 PP76
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