In tranquil Tipperary Horse & Jockey Hotel offers 4-star luxury accommodation with free Wi-Fi 2 bars and a luxurious spa. Leisure facilities include a 21-metre pool and a Technogym. Each spacious bedroom has stylish decor and comfortable beds. Room features include plasma-screen satellite TV and Elemis toiletries. Silks Restaurant serves superb traditional cuisine in a sophisticated setting. Relax with a drink in the cosy bar with comfortable seating area. Horse & Jockey Hotel boasts an Elemis Spa with 7 treatment rooms along with a sauna hot tub and steam room.

A charming 18th century country home tucked away in the Glen of Aherlow, Ballinacourty House is a cosy bed and breakfast in County Tipperary. Sitting between the Galtee Mountains and the Slievenamuck Hills, guests can admire exceptional scenery and enjoy National Looped Walks, which begin right at the gate. Across the cobblestoned courtyard guests can indulge in fine dining and a relaxing atmosphere at Ballinacourty House Restaurant. Around the Glen of Aherlow visitors can horse ride, cycle, enjoy a nature park/picnic area, as well as peruse wood turning and pottery shops. The Stanley family look forward to welcoming guests. 

Aherlow House Hotel & Lodges is a private escape in the tranquil surroundings of the Gal tee Mountains. The historic Cahir Castle and the Rock of Cashel are both within 30 km from the property. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas of the property. Deluxe en suite bedrooms are beautifully appointed and each room features a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Most have panoramic views of the Galtee Mountains. Also situated on the grounds of the hotel are Scandinavian-style self-catering lodges each with 3 bedrooms a fully equipped kitchen and a lounge which open onto a sun deck. The very best of Irish and European cuisine is served in the Hunting Bar Lodge and The Treetop Restaurant until 21:00 each evening. Both the bar and restaurant overlook the Glencush Mountain peaks. Tipperary Racecourse is 13 km from Aherlow House while Holycross Abbey and Mitchelstown Caves are within 40 minutes' drive away.

A beautiful Georgian country home set upon idyllic grounds, Bansha House is the ideal County Tipperary retreat. With horses roaming the house’s farm and superb fishing, golf and mountain walks nearby, guests will enjoy a slice of authentic country life. Just 1km from Bansha, the pretty village is rich in heritage and historical attractions, including the holy wells of St. Peacun and St. Berrihert. Recommended by Frommer's travel guide, Bansha House is an excellent base for tours of the sunny South East. 

An exceptionally elegant 5-star farmhouse in breathtaking County Waterford, guests can relax in sheer decadence at Glasha. A multi award-winning bed and breakfast nestled in the Nire Valley, guests can enjoy king-size beds, spacious rooms, the impressive mountain landscape and delicious home cooked breakfasts courtesy of host Olive O’Gorman. Only 3km from the pictorial village of Ballymacarbry, visitors can enjoy excellent angling, scenic walking routes, participate in the annual Comeragh Mountain Walking Festival or take the Comeragh Mountain Drive, which passes through the village.

A welcoming haven nestled in the stunning Glen of Aherlow, County Tipperary, Homeleigh Farmhouse is a home from home. Sitting between the Galtee Mountains and the rugged Slievenamuck Hills, guests can admire the area’s acclaimed scenery and explore it with pony trekking, fishing, mountain climbing and forest walks all nearby. The Frewen family have been providing exceptional hospitality for 30 years and happily share their local knowledge. Just 8km from Tipperary town, visitors can enjoy farmers’ markets, pitch and putt, horse racing and the discover the Tipperary Excel Arts and Culture Centre.

Relax in luxury at award-winning Tir Na Nog bed and breakfast, an elegant, spacious home in County Tipperary. Set upon two acres of beautiful mature gardens and boasting stunning panoramas, guests can admire the exceptional surroundings. With king-size orthopaedic beds, delicious home baking and an extensive breakfast menu, authentic Irish hospitality is guaranteed. Just a five-minute drive from the majestic Rock of Cashel - the seat of Ireland’s ancient High Kings, visitors will marvel at its history and craftsmanship. The vibrant town of Cashel is 5km away and boasts fascinating heritage, cultural and gastronomical delights.