We stayed x 2 days while I attended the infamous Ballymaloe cook school. The host was a real character & nothing too much trouble. He even met us @ the local garage so we could follow him to the B&B. Our map was not that great for the area. Tea/coffee/water in rooms- not that common in the B&Bs that we stayed in on this trip- much appreciated.He cooked a good breakfast... not bad for bloke & we got to meet Anna on the final day-she also was a lovely hostess. He gave us a good recommendation for dinner- the gull Herring-just down the road in Ballycotton-approx 5kms- a pretty seaside village. The B&B rooms were clean, but alittle overheated for us- but we were able to turn down or off as we chose.The bathroom needed alitlle TLC & some towel rails or hooks would have been useful. Overall a great stay & great location for the cook school & local area. We hope to return.

Lovely place to stay. We did not see much though as we were at a wedding locally. About €10 in a taxi to Garryvoe hotel. Good value, well worth the money. Great breakfast and friendly owners.

Friendly hosts, charming and interesting site but a little isolated off season. Large clean room. Scones and tea to welcome us was a very nice touch. Food was good and plentiful.

This was our third stay with Anna and Paddy at Sunville House and it was just as warm, welcoming and wonderful as ever. We had such good memories of our last stay six years ago and our return visit was just as memorable. Paddy welcomed us with a fresh pot of tea and home baked scones on our arrival (and every time we came back after a long day out and about). Our room was large yet cosy and absolutely spotless with a very comfortable bed and a lovely view. Breakfast was amazing with a superb variety of cereals, fruit and yoghurt with the best granola we've ever had and the cooked breakfast was cooked fresh to order. We are already planning our next visit and cannot wait.
N.B. A great place for birdwatching - especially Ballycotton Beach !!