Aisleigh Guesthouse is three-star rated and located on the attractive outskirts of the picturesque town of Carrick-on-Shannon. En-suite rooms include TV, free Wi-Fi, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities and telephone. There are also five nearby houses that are available for long and short-term rental. There is free on-site parking at Aisleigh Guesthouse, in addition to a spacious lounge and games room where a focal point is the pool and snooker table. The property is non-smoking throughout. Following breakfast choices which include a popular ‘full Irish’ option, there are many local restaurants for later dining. These include The Oarsman, Vitto’s, Courtyard Kitchen and Phoenix Court. It's a short walk to Carrick Golf Course. Carrick-on-Shannon’s shops, restaurants, galleries and theatre, are also nearby and Lough Key Forest Park is 10 minutes away. River Shannon boat trips can be arranged via the guest house.
Free WiFi
Kitchen / Kitchenette
A/C
Parking
Balcony / Terrace
Washing machine
TV / Entertainment
Hairdryer
Pool
Non-smoking rooms
There's a true and genuine Irish welcome here - from owners and staff. They can't do enough to make you feel at home and you'll be struck by the high standards of cleanliness. There's a nice garden too; perfect for relaxing on a warm day. They are so accommodating that (*it has been known)if you are concerned about going to a function but worried about driving afterwards, they'll offer to drive you there. It's that sort of place.
Breakfast is just what you'd expect. Very substantial, full of fresh local produce, well presented and served with a cheery smile. This is the perfect start to a hopefully idyllic day in this picturesque region.
The place is beautifully decorated and obviously maintained with loving care. The shower is a ‘cracker', lots of hot water and fast flowing. They are also very welcoming to your well-behaved family pet.
Bedrooms can be really small; so small in fact that the sink is in the already small bedroom area, because there's no room for it in the bathroom. Are some rooms are reserved for leprechauns?
It's not a pretty site seeing pets sitting in the kitchen - obviously waiting for tit-bits - while the owner prepares breakfast. Not acceptable, anywhere.
Some of the rooms may be small and there may be concerns over the presence of pets in the kitchen. The prices that are charged, though, will also make your eyes water. They aren't cheap!
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