This B&B is immaculately clean and lovely. The rooms are basic but comfortable. Christina and her family are lovely hosts. It is definitely not walking distance into the main part of town, but parking in town wasn't hard to find. In addition, on multiple occassions Christina and her family offered to drive us in to town. Breakfast was just ok, but the coffee was great! It is a very good value for lovely accommodations.

We picked Kilcaw out after passing it on our way into Kinsale. This is an excellent B & B and very comfortable and welcoming. It was one of the best we stayed in of 5 B & B's we visited in Ireland. Happy to recommend to fellow travellers.

I stayed at Kilcaw House for four nights with my travel partner, and we have nothing but good things to say about the place! Christine, the proprietor, is supremely attentive to the needs of her guests and always has good advice. The other staff are friendly and efficient; they all do a fine job of making their guests feel at home.

The facilities are well-kept, the house is of modern construction and the rooms are painted in cheerful colors. Our rooms were tidied daily, towels replaced, beds made up, and the in-room tea and coffee facilities were replenished. This level of service is lacking even at many hotels!

Compared to most B&Bs in Kinsale, even without the magnificent staff, Kilcaw House is an excellent value!

One note of caution: as the guesthouse is about 1.5km from town along a narrow road, this guesthouse may be inconvenient for those who lack their own transportation. It's theoretically possible to walk along the road, but there is no shoulder for part of the route and it might be a bit dangerous to do so.

This was our favorite B&B by far on our Ireland trip (trip was 8 nights long and we stayed in 4 places). The room was comfortable and clean. The host family was AMAZING. Our hostess made suggestions to us for things to do and for places to eat (and called to reserve a spot). The breakfast was delicious as well. The house is about 1 mile outside of Kinsale but that was perfect for us. I don't think you would walk to the town due to the windy roads but parking was not a problem (at the hosue or in town). We would return in a second.