Ireland triple accomdations
 

I am delighted, my son, has agreed to go with me and a friend to Ireland. This is a graduation gift. :) I need however, to look at accomdations for three, with three beds. Is this possible, or am I stuck with 2 costly rooms? I am looking for B&B's and budget accomdations if possible.


I am going in October, so have been told, plenty of B&B availabity?? I also have decided to reserve all ahead rather than wing it. I'll be 10 days, Dublin to Shannon, southern coastal route, including Cork, Dingle, ROK.

We had triples in Galway and Bunratty. Both had 3 beds. I don't think these are uncommon room types.

oopsy

many of the b&b's we stayed in had triple rooms. Sometimes it was 3 twins, sometimes a double and a twin I don't think its hard to find.

Just chiming in to agree that triple rooms are pretty easy to find. It's rooms for four that are tricky!

bkm

There are many B&Bs all over Ireland where you can get a "family room" with three beds. Not every B&B will have that configuration available. Once you nail down an itinerary and know where you want to stay you can start researching. Good idea to book ahead since you need a specific type of room.

I spent five days with three kids before we settled down in a rented home in Clare. Almost every place we stayed at had a family room. Specific ones I can recommend are: The Boulevard Guesthouse in Westport should you get up that far; The Station House in Blennerville (right outside Tralee, 40 mins from Dingle town); and Dooly's in Birr in the Midlands. Have fun!