I stayed there recently with my husband and since the previous review, the standard of this B&B seems to have gone down. We were given the disabled access room at the back of the private quarters, which was fine with us. The bed was very comfy and the shower room fine, but that really could've done with a good deep clean. The room itself was clean.
Considering it's supposed to be a luxury accommodation, and for a charge of €120 for the night, I was expecting a bit more. Although advertised with tea/coffee facilities you had to go up to the first floor where the kettle was, fill the kettle up with water and wait for it to boil, then try and make your way back down without spilling it. There were no spoons either the second time I went for tea. If you really were disabled you would have had nothing as the girl working there left when we arrived (we got there around 6pm). The TV in the room was really tiny and you almost had to squint to see it.
For breakfast the portions were very stingy - only one slice of toast & bread per person. No refills of the small teapots, no juice offered and the portions of the hot breakfast was tiny. having read on the hotel website that the owner Eunice runs a cookery school I was expecting a lot more. Most B&Bs I've been to are generous with the food and usually do it buffet style for the cereals/juices etc.

Powersfield House is about as close as you can get to feeling like you're at home when you're away.

Eunice is a wonderful host, treating all visitors like family. Some of our group were delayed and didn't arrive until late, but she was there with tea, coffee and homemade cakes when they finally arrived. Likewise when we were off to a wedding the following day, she checked when we'd be heading off, and provided a good lunch.

The hospitality and the food at Powersfield is superb; breakfast is a banquet in itself.

The rooms are beautifully decorated and very comfortable and the garden is full of things to entertain the kids.