Stayed 2 nights after 2 very long travel days from the US with diversions, missing luggage, miserable driving weather and conditions, and not so restful hotel nights. Marie let us check in early, brought digestives, fresh tea, and let us nap in quiet. It was a blessing to have found this clean, comfortable, reasonably priced, and friendly B& B with good food and within safe and easy walking distance of town. I would stay again.

Located an easy 10 minute walk out of Ennis town central, this is a quiet and adequate bed and breakfast. Rooms are located on the top floor of the house and we had no problem with noise from the rest of the house. The bathroom was large for the room size and there were two beds in our room - a double and a single. Bedding was fine and the room was heated.
The breakfast was hearty and of good quality and served in the front room downstairs beside a little fireplace which was charming. Parking was onsite. If you are not looking for absolute luxury but want something in a convenient location that gets you a little out of the town centre, then this is a good choice.

When we arrived, Marie, the landlady, picked us up from the bus station and also dropped us back there for our return bus the next day, which was very kind of her.

Stayed in a twin room with ensuite shower room. Both were a good size and were clean. The only minor criticism was that the shower was fairly lukewarm and never really got hot.

Only stayed for one night and we were out fairly late (all was quiet when we got in) so I can't comment on other folks' experience with noise in the evening. We had a light breakfast, which was all OK. Overall, I thought the B&B was absolutely fine for our short stay.

On the one hand, the price was hard to beat. If memory serves, it was only something like 30 or 35 euros a night. And the breakfast was fine.

But, I have to concur with the negative reviewers' points. We had a child with us and thus went to bed early. It was, however, difficult to sleep with the constant noise downstairs. Like the one reviewer says, for whatever reason, there was frequent banging of doors, and it sounds like the banging is right on top of you. Plus, I unfortunately also have to agree with the one previous point about the owner - she's not going to win any awards for being the warmest of hosts. In Ireland, where almost everyone I've ever encourtered in multiple trips there seems incredibly nice, the lack of warmth was odd indeed.

At the end of the day, if you're not planning on going to bed until late (and thus can hopefully avoid the incessant door banging) and don't care about getting a warm greeting, I guess it's not the worst place in the world to stay, especially given the price. The rooms were clean enough, and it's only a short walk to the center of Ennis.