Seaview House Hotel Ballylickey

As Kathleen O'Sullivan says, I would never have called it Seaview with so many trees in the front. Equally, she ponders how to describe her establishment. It's really a country house - with country house cooking, she says. In that case, it's country house cooking of a very high order indeed, having won many international plaudits and here, in particular, one detects the particular passion that puts this establishment high on the 'must visit' list. Dozens of homely and cosy touches help sustain the warmth of the welcome well beyond the front door. There's the absence of 'hotel furniture', in favour of many fine antique pieces. A dining room with many nooks and crannies, is fuelled by a kitchen of great quality and a very good cellar and there's a relaxing sitting room that also includes a well stocked bar. All this, set in a coastal country that is a joy for leisurely touring. Indeed, anyone in a hurry will miss the point-or worse, miss Seaview House Hotel. Whatever name it goes by, a host of satisfied visitors would be pleased to call it home. Two AA Rosettes for food. The hotel got Gilbeys Gold Medal Award for Catering Excellence and AA Courtesy & Care Award 2005. During leisure, you can read your favourite book in the library or wander through the beautiful garden.The hotel offers Disabled facilities, Lobby, Parking facilities, Pets allowed, Reception and Restaurant. All the costs include breakfast.

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The hotel is situated in the quiet village of Ballylickey; the Seaview House Hotel is in the heart of West Cork as well as close to the Ballylickey Bridge, Bantry and Glengarriff.

Overlooking the gardens, the on-site restaurant serves delicious cuisine for you to feast on. After a tiring day, you can unwind at the cosy bar with a refreshing drink.