The chalet/cabin at Kingstown House is like a little refuge/oasis in the middle of the Cashel countryside. It is a couple kms outside of the town of Cashel, but a nice walk (for me). The countryside around is very quaint, peaceful, and relaxing - it is a great place to recharge your batteries. The cabin was very well kitted out with seemingly everything you would need. There was some food provided for breakfast (or anytime you like!) the next day. Check out at 12 (though I did check out earlier). All in all, I had a very pleasant and relaxing stay and would definitely stay again.

Although the kitchen was very well stocked, there was no cooker/stove (just microwave), so maybe not ideal for guests wanting to stay over an extended period. The TV was very complicated and frustrating - I spent so much time trying to operate it and was on the verge of asking for help; most of the stations have no reception - really wish it was simpler. It would be nice to place net curtains (or similar) on the 'bedroom' window as it's nice to leave the curtains unpulled when it's not dark, but not ideal if the other chalet is occupied.

I stayed in the chalet for one night while travelling for work in the area, and I was really impressed. The rate was great value, and although I arrived quite late (after 9pm), it wasn’t a problem at all—Steven, the host, kindly came to greet me with his grandson. The chalet itself is just perfect: well laid out, spotlessly clean, and incredibly well equipped. It had everything I needed and more—a comfortable bed (I slept very well), great shower, TV, microwave, toaster, fridge, freezer, and even a continental breakfast as a bonus.

The chalet is located on the same land as the main house, which might not be for everyone, but for me it felt very safe and private. The hosts were lovely—friendly but not intrusive—which made the stay feel all the more welcoming.

It was nice to be in our own little chalet. We had everything we needed. They even provided orange juice and milk in the refrigerator, as well as cereal, yogurt, and cinnamon rolls. Stephanie and Bridget were very nice and when we’re in town again, we will come back to stay there. We had been traveling for 10 days and asked if we could possibly use their washing machine and dryer in their house to wash some clothes. They happily took the clothes that we needed washed and returned them the same evening washed and dried and folded up in a bag. This was beyond accommodating. I highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Cashel.

What a find! We were travelling from Rosslare to Killarney and looked for a place to stay the night on the journey (we arrived there at about 20.15). It was easy to find, our host welcomed us in a very friendly way and we were VERY pleased with the accommodation. New, spotlessly clean, good size, cosy and comfortable. We also appreciated the breakfast. A great place for a stopover on a journey and the little kitchenette - with fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle - was very handy. It is very conveniently located for Cashel, which is a great place to visit (extraordinary history to explore in and around 'the Rock', with very good facilities in the town).

There were NO problems.

Fabulous, quiet location, great private chalet accommodation. Spotlessly clean. Comfortable bed, self catering facilities as described. Very nice selection of cereals and cold breakfast items. Easy check in and excellent communication from hosts. Cute cat 🐈

Maybe the chalet would benefit from darker curtains over the main door to aid sleep. Otherwise no negatives to report.

Large cabin - lots of space with dining table and chairs, kitchenette w microwave, fridge. Comfortable bed. Good shower. Easy driving distance from restaurants and sites in Cashel.

Continental breakfast was meager - only two small juices and yogurts in total for us for two days. No fruit. Only instant coffee available. Lots of cereal and bread. Dining table and the floor had crumbs on them from previous occupants, but rest of room, kitchenette, and bathroom were clean.

Lovely little chalet within driving distance of Cashel. The bed is super comfy which was my highlight - I didn't want to leave! It was lovely to have breakfast included, it was a good spread of cereals, fruit, yoghurt etc. Really good value and I'd recommend.

The only thing that would make it better is ground coffee! Only instant was provided, whereas I think providing some real coffee would make the stay perfect. Luckily I had brought some with me, otherwise would have been venturing out for breakfast.

The hosts were very friendly and so accommodating , nothing was too much bother. The cabin was beautiful with everything you could possibly need, we had a beautiful continental breakfast laid on and we made friends with the hosts cat Ed Sheran who was the most gorgeous little cat you could imagine. We will defo return and enjoyed our stay enormously

Nothing to not like, it was perfect

Cozy little chalet. Steven, our host was very friendly & funny. He was available to answer any questions we had. Gave great recommendations for dinner. Great for a quick stay & off again to our next destination.

No top sheet, which we found was common in Ireland, so bring your own if you need one. I'm sure if we asked he would have provided one.

The chalet we stayed in at Kingstown House was adorable! Vaulted ceiling, kitchenette, full bath and shower. One big bonus for us was a nice visit by "Ed Sheeran," the orange tabby cat they call "Irish Ed!" Bridget and her daughter Stephanie were so nice and enjoyable to talk with. The chalet was spotlessly clean and stocked with a wonderful continental breakfast including pastries, bread, jams, juice, fruit and coffee/tea. We slept so well and would definitely return!

We liked everything!