Suites
The best that it gets for the price
Frommers Guide to Ireland
The accommodation at Iskeroon comprises two suites, for stays of two days or more,
and a studio apartment for stays of a week or more.
Each Suite contains a king-sized bed (160 cm), en-suite bathroom with a bath tub, shower & underfloor heating and a balcony. You will also find fresh flowers, free wireless broadband internet access, interesting books, Scrabble and backgammon, digital television, a DVD library, and an i-Pod docking station.
Each suite also has a small, well-equipped kitchen and on arrival, you will find ingredients for a good breakfast in the suite’s kitchen: homemade bread, orange juice, a choice of teas, Nespresso coffee, fruit, milk, jam and butter. The kitchen enables you to have breakfast whenever you want, and gives you the option of having lunch or dinner in the suite, or on the balcony in good weather, instead of having to eat out every day.
Guest Suites Rates 2012
Please disregard any prices you may see in guide books – this site gives you the actual price. The price shown is fully inclusive,
and is per night, not per person! A welcome pack, containing all the ingredients you need for a good breakfast, is included in the price.
- Minimum stay two nights; on average our guests stay for three nights
- VISA & Master Card welcome
- Advance booking is essential
- Lodging Rates from €110 per suite per night, fully inclusive
- €550 per week, fully inclusive
- Each suite accommodates two people only – we do not have any family rooms
- Dogs are not allowed
B&B Suite A
“There’s a minimum three-night stay. This isn’t a quick stop on the way to somewhere – it’s an end destination. If you do succeed in getting a booking, you’ll want to stay longer. Geraldine Burkitt and David Hare’s wonderfully situated and beautifully renovated home is lauded by everyone from Condé Nast to the Washington Post. There are never more than six guests at a time, so get booking!”
By The Water’s Edge – Ireland’s Best Coastal Retreats
B&B Suite B
“David and Geraldine Hare’s wonderfully light B&B has an arrestingly beautiful setting overlooking Derrynane Harbour. It’s got the best of both worlds: tranquil and yet just a short walk to the beach or a lovely pub, or the pier for cruises to the Skelligs. Breakfasts are excellent here, too. With only three rooms, this place gets sold out long in advance, so book early.”
The Washington Post