This is simply the best B&B we have stayed in. Richard and Brendan who run it are most hospitable. We couldn't give it enough praise. It is well located in the centre of Courtmac and next door to the Lifeboat Inn which is Not a bad place To eat. Oh and it is great value for money.

I have stayed in this Guest House for two days. It is both centrally located and strategically located. Centrally in a very long street that makes up the waterfront of the village. Strategic in that it is located next door to a very nice pub.This is a plus and at times a negative as the pub has a covered seating... More

Having been aware of this popular B&B for the past "100 years" I finally stayed for 2 nights in July. There are only 2 words needed to describe my stay, 2nd home. Yup, 2nd home is what it felt like for the weekend. Richard and Brendan have created what can only be described as the perfect B&B for the traveller... More

The other reviewers are not exaggerating, this place is a dream, beautifully situated and perfect hospitality. The rooms are tastefully decorated and comfortable, the breakfast is as good as any you will get anywhere and the hospitality is without equal. Richard and Brendan have clearly gained experience working in top establishments and have brought the best of hospitality to their... More

I've recently enjoyed a brilliant 4 day stay at the Travara Lodge, in the beautiful village of Courtmacsherry. Brendon and Richard are wonderful hosts, very welcoming and great fun and their recommendations for places to visit or places to eat were spot on. The house is lovely. we had a room which overlooked the sea estuary, it was very comfortable... More

The second time I have stayed at Travara Lodge. B&B's just don't come any better. Wonderful hosts, wonderful breakfasts and good pubs within easy reach (one next door). Our room was clean, comfortable with a great view of the estuary. We will return!!!

It is a small ,well run, welcoming b+b in a 19c house with a view of the estuary Our room was small but comfortable.There is a pub nearby but the double glazing is very effective -we heard nothing.The breakfast is wonderful- fresh fruit salad,homemade jam,bread,croissants[ the owner is a professional baker],smoked salmon, eggs to order.Not luxurious but very good value.We'll... More

Had a very brief one night stay at Travara Lodge recently on route to Glandore. A lovely spot, have to recommend the place for a night if you are in the area. Our hosts Brendan & Richard lay on a great breakfast - you have to try the brown bread.

Great warm welcome, rooms have lovely period features and bed linen was of a good quality. Breakfast's were delicious with generous portions and homemade bread, jam and relish. Great location in the village and room had view of the sea.