Self-Catering Accommodations in Tipperary

This was the absolute cutest place! Thr owners have put so much thought into this little gem. Everything you need for cooking. Nice hot shower. Blow dryer would have been nice but no biggie. Being there was such a treat.

It’s was cozy quiet and exactly what we were looking for

We liked everything, it was a beautiful place, we had a little kitchenette and we were able to use the guest room which was nice to relax in. The host was very nice and helpful in every way. Would definitely stay again.

This place is a absolutely beautiful. Very cool to be on the farm and the inside of the home is so nice and comfortable. Wish we could've stayed here longer!

The cottage provides sheer peace and tranquility in it's secluded location yet Tipperary town with it's amenities is less than ten minutes away. It is well furnished and laid out inside and oozes character. The kitchen is compact but well though out and equipped with all you would need. What a lovely time we had there, just wish it was longer. It was like home from home. The courtyard was wonderful, complete with picnic table, which we enjoyed during the good weather with our dog. The host Rita was very nice and helpful. Well done for having this lovely treasure of a cottage for families like ours to experience.

Clean, spacious and very cozy. Perfect spot for a girls getaway ☺️

Location was nice, quiet area. Host left fresh flowers which everyone in our group of 6 appreciated. There was a basket of welcome snacks which we loved. Visited during Christmas holidays and house had Christmas tree and decorations that were a BIG plus! Beds and pillows extremely comfortable.

We had an excellent 3 night stay at Your very own 19th hole!! The townhouse view was a bucolic one of the golf resort 1st hole tee off. The home was comfortable, modern, and very well maintained, with amenities and toiletry supplies as described. Even the windows sparkled! We very much liked that there was a washer/dryer available to us. There was a basket with brochures for guests to peruse (which was appropriated). I was able to reach out to the owner with a few operational questions. She was very easy to talk with. We could have used a small set of drawers in each closet so that we could have unpacked our small items. Thank you.

The location was so beautiful. Amazing views, right in what they call the Glen. Great location to see all the different places in Ireland.

Wellfield Farmhouse As I drove down the chestnut-lined country lane, six friendly visitors came running to the fence that marked the boundary between the road and the fields. A first-time visitor to Ireland, I was quickly and joyfully welcomed to the farm. The white farmhouse glowed softly, illuminating the path as the car found a familiar spot beside the front door. I paused for a moment, taking in the red well pump, the neatly trimmed grass, and the gentle air of excitement around me. Somehow, I felt I had come home. The four of us stood there like children in a candy store, turning in circles like ballerinas, taking in the countryside before stepping inside. The red carpet in the entryway reminded us of royalty. Like eager children, we explored every room, our voices echoing through the house with excitement. Beds were chosen quickly two sisters deciding that the twin beds beside the washroom would do just fine, while my wife and I settled happily into the queen room. The kitchen became our gathering place, just as it was back home in Canada. Everything about this farmhouse was welcoming the red doors, the small gravel courtyard, the feeling of stepping back in time. Each morning, I walked down the country lane, following the road bordered by thorn hedges. I waved to passing drivers, all of whom returned the gesture with a smile. I met Sam, the black retriever, and greeted the ponies and horses along my walk. Cows grazed in the distance while clouds drifted over the mountains and sunlight peeked through the apple trees. When I returned, my six four-legged friends came running, kicking their heels in the air as if to say, “David’s back! David’s back come everyone, let’s go greet him!” I reached out over the fence, and now and then one would let me scratch their nose before I turned again toward the red carpet and the laughter inside.