Delightful host Nd hostess. Planned on staying several nights but unfortunately had to leave urgently for family reasons. Got bus following morning and Michael the host drove us to stop and waited until we boarded. Barbara hostess supplied us with a wonderful packed breakfast. We will be back thank you both.

I spent a wonderful night at Wit,s End where all comforts were catered for. Barbara and Mike are brilliant hosts who really enjoy having guests in their home. Nothing is too much trouble and the breakfast was all you could ask for. I will certainly return when next in Crosshaven.

If your going Crosshaven way highly recommend you stay at 'Wits End' where you'll be treated like a family friend nothing too much trouble for Barbara and Michael its a doddle beautiful sittingroom view and fresh cooked breakfast, tea, biscuits and fruit too. Iris

Barbara and Mike, Warm and friendly not forgetting their wonderful dog Renie. Ensuite room, great views over crosshaven harbour, every thing you would ever need in the room, plus tea coffee, biscuits, and Fruit. Sitting room comfy with and first class for getting your head into a book. Handy for a short walk to local Pubs and resturants. If we... More

Such a nice week.... first time in Crosshaven, first time at Cork Week, and first time at the Wits End B&B.. great weather, pubs, sailing, food and banter.... more than enough reason to make the 2.5hr drive down the new motorway from Dublin. Like many places in Ireland, hospitality seems to come naturally to the people of Crosshaven, and that... More

We were given a wonderfully warm Irish welcome by Barbara and Mike Holloway. Nothing was too much trouble for them. We had a huge ensuite room with marvellous views over Crosshaven harbour and all our comforts had been considered - hair dryers, tea and coffee making facilities, even a fruit bowl and biscuits in case we were hungry. This was... More

Wits End - What can I say? It is situated in the charming fishing village of Crosshaven which is on the mouth of the Ouna Bui River flowing into Cork Harbour. Crosshaven is also home the oldest yacht club in the world (R.C.Y.C). A proverbial Shangri-La for sailors as the whole of Cork Harbour (inner & outer Harbour) makes an... More