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McMenamin's Townhouse is a fine example of late Victorian architecture and has been tastefully and sympathetically decorated to retain the character and charm of the period.
As leading Bar and Restaurant owners for many years, your hosts, Seamus and Kay McMenamin provide a wealth of experience and expertise to ensure your stay with them is both enjoyable and memorable.
McMenamin's Townhouse has been listed in the Bridgestone Guide for the last five years in succession and is included in most leading travel guides - including Frommers, Fodors and The Guide du Routard Irlande.
As an extra treat at breakfast time, you can enjoy the extensive and famous range of homemade Breads, Marmalade and Jams produced by Kay McMenamin.
If there is one single element which remains with you after a stay at Seamus and Kay McMenamins' Townhouse, it is the friendly generosity which underpins everything they do.
State an affection for some particular breakfast dish - some fish maybe, or a necklace of rum to ring around your porridge, or a particular type of bread - and it will be brought to you the next morning.
The staggering choice of foods available at breakfast is almost overwhelming.
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Breads, Fruits, Juices, Egg dishes, steaming Coffee and Wake-up Tea are arrayed before you.
The hospitality is true and, like some visitors who describe the breakfast as 'phenomenal, you may find that you want to stay rather longer than originally anticipated.
McMenamin's Townhouse is an intimate five bedroomed late Victorian house of charm and character.
The unique collection of beds which grace the various rooms, some of them of very great value, add special appeal for our varied and cosmopolitan clientele.
The bedrooms have been tastefully and sympathetically decorated to retain the character and charm of the period.
All our bedrooms are en-suite with tea and coffee facilities and colour television.
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