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Blackrock House - Family run bed and breakfast just off the square of Bantry.
Derrynafinch - Self-catering cottage.
Park View - Modern family home on the main Bantry Glengarriff (N71) road.
Leaca House - Bed and breakfast situated 1km off the N71 road between Bantry And Glengarriff.
Eden Crest  - Guesthouse, located overlooking Bantry Bay. Rates and details included.
Reendonegan House - Bed and breakfast on the shores of Bantry Bay. Online booking, photographs and rate details.
Shalom Bed and Breakfast - Luxury home with spacious gardens set in a peaceful locality.
Vickery's Inn - Established in the early 1800s by a Thomas Vickery. Still run by the same family.
Westlodge Hotel - A modern hotel on the edge of the town.
Doire Liath - Guesthouse situated on the Glengarriff road, just five minutes walk from Bantry town centre.
Sea Mount Farmhouse - Bed and breakfast accommodation. information about the rates, area and walking the Sheeps Head way.
Reenmore - Bed and breakfast, situated on an traditional farm in a scenic location by the sea. Rates and details.
Newbridge House - Approved 4 Star accommodation with panoramic views of Bantry Bay and the Caha Mountains. Gives rates and contact details.
Bantry Holiday Homes - Offers two self catering homes for rent situated midway between Bantry and Glengarriff.
Leyton - Bed and breakfast with a homely atmosphere offering home baking, and panoramic views of Bantry.
Bantry House - Old home with a lot of local history and art. Offers information on the house and gardens, also details of accommodation.
Hillcrest - Bed and breakfast and cottage accommodation located in Ahakista. Close to local attractions, includes details and rates.
Stone Circle Cottage - Restored and refurbished cottage available for rent. Includes rates and details.
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