Shannon Castle Holiday Cottages Type C
Ballysteen, Ireland
Amenities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Scenic Views
Waterfront
A/C
Washer/Dryer
Home details
Bedroom
1 king bed, 1 single bed
Common
1 sofa bed
Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests
Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity
This modern & luxury holiday cottage sleeping 3-5 people is located in the stunning riverside setting of Beagh Castle and gives you direct access to Shannon Estuary. You will not be disappointed with the surroundings being offered with the Shannon Castle Holiday Cottages as the castle, water and greenery create a beautiful mix!
Shannon Castle Holiday Cottages are a perfect choice for friends and family looking to stay in stylish and secluded accommodations, just a short drive away from the nearby attractions and towns.
We have two units of Shannon Castle Holiday Cottages Type C available for our guests (the colour palette may vary in each of the cottages). Shannon Castle Holiday Cottages Type C - Sleeps 3 - 5 people This cosy and bright cottage offers tranquil and comfortable self-catering accommodation in Ireland.
The entrance opens to an open-plan modern and very well-equipped kitchen, providing you with the dining area perfect for family meals to charge you before your further adventures.
Chill on the sofa while reading a book or watching your favourite movies (WIFI is provided, you can easily connect into your own Netflix account). Unwind with your friends by the real fire around the stove.
Stylish and cosy bedroom sleeping 3 people is located on the first floor.
Enjoy your rest in the comfortable king-sized bed, there is also 1 single bed.
If you need additional sleeping space, please note the sofa downstairs opens and can sleep another adult or 1-2 children.
Modern family bathroom is situated on the first floor and has a fitted shower, basin and WC, the towels are supplied.
Communal utility room with a washing machine, iron and ironing board is available for our guests.
This is a pet-friendly holiday home, maximum of 1 dog per property is allowed.
Enjoy stunning river and castle views from your private garden area - garden furniture is provided.
Note about the castle & the grounds:
For the safety reasons at the moment you are not to enter the castle and the 2 buildings to the left of the castle. Please note the wall around the water is not fenced and extra caution in this area is needed, especially with children.
Iverus Cafe & Pet Area Enjoy a cup of coffee, glass of wine or a light meal in the Iverus Café literally on your doorstep. The yellow building at the end of the cottages’ cluster is the café run by Anna - the owner of the Shannon Castle Holiday. Check our gallery for photos from this cosy and sweet spot.
Iverus Cafe opening hours are dependable on the seasons:
- during off-peak months (September - May) it is open in the afternoons from Thursday to Sunday
- during peak months (June, July & August) it is open in the afternoon from Tuesday to Sunday
By arrangement, Iverus Cafe can be used as a venue for your family events and friends gatherings.
Good news for the animal lovers - visit the pet area on the grounds of Shannon Castle Holiday Cottage. Say hi to the local pigmy goats, Mint and Moo, Bertie the pig and all live in harmony in their pen and just love to meet the visitors. The donkeys and ponies while away the days grazing in their fields and would be delighted to be offered some carrots or apples. Things to do in the Local Area On a fine day and when the tide is in, the Ballysteen Pier and Slipway are very popular for swimming and water sports. Why not join the local children and jump off the pier or watch the jet-skis. A group of friendly bottle-nosed dolphins are regular visitors and are amazing to watch.
Enjoy a stroll in the Ballynacourty Gardens filled with many varieties of shrub roses (May and June are months when the garden is full of flowering trees and shrubs).
Visit Askeaton and its castle located 10 minutes drive away. The mediaeval village of Askeaton was once a stronghold of the Munster Geraldines, the Anglo-Norman Earls of Desmond. With its winding streets and imposing ruins you will find a rare mix of old and new. The focal point of Askeaton is the castle which stands in the centre of the town on a rocky island on the River Deel.
Go to the award winning Flying Boat Museum and enjoy a comprehensive range of exhibitions and memorabilia. The Maritime Museum portrays the history and personality of the River Shannon from Limerick City to Loop Head. The River Shannon is a huge feature in the history and mythology of Ireland and this new museum features some of that history.
Take breathtaking photos at ‘Feile Laindeir’ - the llantern festival held in Askeaton every Autumn. Local artists from the Deel Arts group take to the River Deel with the rowing club and display their hand made willow lanterns on the water. Taking advantage of the calm tidal waters, they create a mind-blowing show of light and reflections accompanied by enchanting music. While on the riverbanks local children and adults carry brightly decorated lanterns complementing the watery show. This unique event relies on a deep tide so the exact date is announced nearer the time.
Discover Adare Village, especially its picture postcard main street of thatched cottages and medieval buildings, Adare village is rich in ancient and archaeological remains with a history dating back to 1200 AD and a unique attractiveness which has made it a popular tourist destination.
Go to The Shannon Estuary Way and have a health and wellness retreat; take time to slow down, unwind, retreat and relax. Take a step into nature and disconnect from your daily stresses. Catch the sunrise to the East of the Estuary or the rouge sunset from the West. Take your pick at a yoga retreat, pause at the pier and listen to the sound of silence accompanied by beautiful bird song.
Kayak and sup in Limerick: Nevsail Watersports & Adventures run watersports and adventure activities throughout all of Ireland. Whether you are looking for some extreme sports or simply want a relaxing adventure outing, they can arrange this for you.
West Coast Aqua Park is an epic adventure for all the family to enjoy. Jump, slide, climb and bounce your way around our inflatable obstacle course on the water. Beat the obstacles, race your friends and family- and watch them get totally wiped out! They are located in Killaloe and Kilrus.
For those with a passing interest in Aviation and those with a passionate interest, a visit to Shannon Aviation Museum in Co Clare is a must for everyone! Take a step further and experience a Flight Simulation at Atlnatic Air Adventures.
Visit Limerick. Whether you are indulging in some retail therapy, searching for the perfect souvenir or simply window shopping, you’ll be spoiled for choice in Limerick. Limerick city centre is compact, easy to navigate and boasts a range of big brands and independent stores.
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Clare, located on the west coast of Ireland, is a county steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a compelling destination for travelers. The region is renowned for its stunning landscapes, ranging from the rugged Atlantic coastline to the rolling hills and serene lakes that define its countryside.
One of the crown jewels of Clare is the Cliffs of Moher, towering sea cliffs that rise dramatically from the ocean and offer breathtaking views. This natural wonder is one of Ireland's most visited tourist attractions and provides an awe-inspiring experience, especially at sunset when the sky and sea merge into a canvas of vibrant colors.
The Burren, a unique karst landscape, is another natural marvel in Clare. This lunar-like terrain is dotted with wildflowers, ancient dolmens, and megalithic tombs, making it a paradise for botanists, geologists, and history enthusiasts alike. The Burren National Park offers walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in this otherworldly environment.
For those interested in history and culture, Clare does not disappoint. Bunratty Castle and Folk Park provide a glimpse into Ireland's past with a meticulously restored 15th-century castle and a recreated 19th-century village. Visitors can explore the castle, enjoy medieval banquets, and learn about traditional Irish life.
Music is at the heart of Clare's cultural heritage, with the county known as a stronghold of traditional Irish music. Towns like Doolin and Ennis are famous for their lively pub sessions, where locals and visitors alike gather to enjoy the sounds of fiddles, flutes, and tin whistles.
Adventure seekers will find plenty to do in Clare, from surfing the waves at Lahinch to caving in the depths of Aillwee Cave. The county's varied terrain offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, and even bird watching, with the Shannon Estuary being a sanctuary for many species.
Lastly, Clare's culinary scene is a reflection of its coastal location, with fresh seafood being a staple on many menus. The county also boasts a number of artisan food producers, and local farmers' markets are a great place to sample and purchase regional specialties.
In essence, Clare is a destination that offers a rich tapestry of experiences, from its natural wonders and historical sites to its vibrant music scene and outdoor adventures. It's a place where the warmth of Irish hospitality is as palpable as the wild Atlantic breeze, ensuring that visitors leave with memories to last a lifetime.
House rules
Check-in 5:00 PM • Check-out 11:00 AM