We stayed one night as family of four - 2 children and 2 adults. Room was clean but a little small for the four of us. Beds were comfortable and location was quiet. No lift - we stayed on 3rd floor. No problem with parking. Breakfast was lovely. Accommodation is on a farm so there are farm smells. Probably not suited to small children.

Stayed at Killiane at the end of August. Arrived to a very warm welcome from Kathleen who offered tea and homemade biscuits. The farmhouse is spotless and our room was very comfortable. Such a peaceful location overlooking beautiful countryside. The whole experience was so relaxing. Walks around the farmland were an added bonus. Jack was fun and also made us feel very much at home. Nothing was too much trouble for this hard working couple. The porridge with whiskey and cream for breakfast is the best that I have ever tasted but the baked eggs with mushrooms came a very close second. This B & B is a real gem. Penny the Irish water spaniel who lives at the end of the drive is a real joy.

We enjoyed the warm hospitality of Killian Castle for 2 nights at the end of July 2011. We had en excellent stay in this idyllic country setting, under the weeping willow, with the horses and cows close by. Our room on the 3rd floor was very well appointed, clean and confortable. Breakfasts were excellent and really provided a good start to a day of sightseeing. Kathleen is a wonderful host. We are glad to have had this opportunity in our first trip to Ireland.

The title is not really correct as you do not stay in a Castle but a lovely old farm house. The castle has very little to do with your stay. However the old farm house is lovely and Kathleen's breakfast was the best we had in Ireland. My only negative comment would be that this also was the only place out of 8 places we stayed that didn't have coffee or tea in the room. I love an early morning cup of coffee and we had to go down three flights of stairs to get one in the early morning.