I know this is a horribly open question. I am just trying to get a very preliminary handle on costs before looking at creating a more detailed plan. Can anyone suggest what I would be looking at for an average B&B outside of the main cities in Ireland? This would be for my wife and I.
Posted by
Eugene, Oregon...Formerly Ventura, CA
2262 posts
If I recall correctly, 60-90 euro is about what to expect.
Posted by
1172 posts
When are you going? The season will have a huge impact on cost
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19 posts
We have booked 5 B&B's for our trip in May, prices ranging from E75-110/night... Trim, Oughterard, Kinvarra, Castlemaine, and Kinsale. Of course, this includes breakfast. We booked 2 nights at The Schoolhouse Hotel in Dublin ($183/night inc,. tax but no breakfast). We budgeted $1,200 for our 12 night stay and came in a bit under budget. Hope this helps.
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OP
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
6 posts
We are going in the second week of September through to the end of the month - at least that is the plan for now
Posted by
1172 posts
You can expect the same approximate cost in September as in May.... I think the previous poster gave some great ideas on costs. The unfortunate thing for you and I is that the CDN $ is worth so little than when you convert, it is a little shocking! Enjoy Ireland, you will love it!
Posted by
Phoenix🌵
3071 posts
Ask if the rate is per person or per room. That will impact your budget. Our b&b in Ballsbridge was per person.
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1529 posts
Kevin know that October 1st 0r thereabouts a lot of attractions shift to reduced winter hours......so its best to check on the things you want to do to verify
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OP
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
6 posts
Thank you for the tips so far. Very helpful. I forgot about the per person vs per room distinction. Thank you