Cottages in Bruff

'What a beautiful, private, comfortable peaceful and so many positive adjectives I could use to describe our stay. We went to bed with no siren and traffic sounds from the city and woke up with the songs of birds. Recommend this place for people who need a get away from the hustling of a busy life. The hostess was more than accommodating.'

'Easily the worst overnight stay I have encountered anywhere in my travels. We had no working water heater the first 24 hours so none of us could shower. The floors were sticky. We killed two sizeable spiders in the unit. The whole place smelled like chemicals but I couldn’t quite place what they were. Every shower had mold and mildew (and gross amounts of caulking) and mine included a sliver of dried bar soap complete with black speck inside the soap dish. The pillows were the kind you might...

'We had a great time. It was a great place to comeback to and relax. Gary was great and made sure we had everything we needed. He will also drive you around wherever you want to go.'

'Location was perfect! We had a little confusion with our dates and stay, but it was a great night there! Would be awesome if there was a dryer in the units!'

'Very nice, good beds, nice people, beautifull garden. Lot off trafic on the road next too the b en b.'

'Was een heel fijn verblijf ! Prima uitvalshoek naar diverse bezienswaardigheden! Pat was een prima host !!! 👍👍👍'

'Neat place, served our needs well'

'Great place to stay in Ireland. Lots of fun. My grandmother was born in Ireland near here. Visited with cousins. First Near Shannon. Then in Tipperary. Went north to visit the Caldwell Castle. My daughter-in-law's name is Caldwell. Snodgrass is a Scotch/Irish name, but my father converted to Catholicism. We went to Giant's Causeway. We had seen it before, but my daughter-in-law wanted to see it. Finished up at Arhelow House. Visited with cousins the night before because my one cousin was leaving...

'A quirky and eclectic house, not the for tall of stature. It's a traditional style of Irish country cottage set in a gorgeous Limerick valley. If you like country living and a break from the mundane, this is a good choice. Watch out for the oil heating bill at the end though.'

'Property was nice, comfortable and clean. Location is great with a short walk to many of Bunratty's attractions. The gas fireplace was a nice addition. The property manager was responsive and helpful. My only issue and it's small is I don't think the people renting a property should be expected to strip beds. I would stay again!'

'This was a phenomenal stay in Ireland. Peaceful, inspiring, and recharging. I am writing a book, so this place and welcoming family provided wholesome family time and was idyllic for a bit of creative writing.'

'It feels like home to stay in Cooga cottage. We have a wonderfull time. Owner Tom is very kind, such a nice man! Were coming back next year!'

'wonderful'