My review of this B&B isn't easy, because I struggle with 2 points-of-view.
Considering the most B&B's, I have visited the past years, this B&B has an average value. It's not the kind of B&B's I prefer, this B&B is more a family pension or a "logie de france-hotel" or a lodge. In that range of hotels, this B&B is surely above level.
Although Charlie Campbell isn't that young, she worked so hard in the morning for our breakfast.
The white cat at the stairs was really cute.

My overall rating is somewhere between average and very good.

beautiful house, lovely hosts, great location. with its walls dripping with history and culture, the tea and biscuits welcome, and proximity to an awesome piece of coast, my son and i were very pleased to have stayed at teac campbell this summer.

we only stayed one night but had time for a great meal in a pub 2 minutes walk away, and a good few hours fooling about on the beaches and the headland a very short drive away. very comfortable beds, clean and spacious, it is a also very close to the beautiful landscape of glenveigh national park. breakfast was hearty as you would expect and filled us both up until well into the day.

This place is great. We came to Bunbeg for peace and quiet, and found it with the added bonus of stunning beaches and friendly craic. Rooms lovely, some with stunning views. Breakfast was incendiary, with the chance to look around the dining room which was an Irish history lesson in itself. Would definitely recommend to anyone.

Amazing views ,very helpful with local advice-walks etc. Breakfast excellent in a room with fascinating memorabilia of Ireland