= A wonderful week in May

Reviewer: Penny And Peter Satchell And Friends. from Lancashire, England

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Hi Access at Last, Have wanted to do a review of Sunnyside ever since we returned from a wonderful week in May but had problems finding your e-mail - hopeless at finding our way around the computer! Just want to say how fantastic it is to find people who understand the needs of folk who are wheelchair bound and go out of their way to help make it a real holiday for everyone. Mary and Eamon had their hands full with two people in wheelchairs, one slightly more mobile than the other but only just. We are a group of eight (4 couples) who have spent a holiday together every year for the last 11 years - all over the continent. This year we are having three holidays together - Ireland, Portugal and Denmark in September. What a lovely time we had at Blarney (we had to excuse the weather!). The breakfast was brilliant - loads of choice and of the best quality and really well cooked - my husband pronounced the full breakfast 'the best ever'. (mind you he is rarely given the opportunity at home, but I had to agree with him). Mary and Eamon made us feel completely at home and Eamon even took two of our party to the pub one evening to hear the local music (fantastic time). Eamon also beat Mary (our wheelchair Scrabble wizard) at her own game one night. They told us about the Blairs Inn for dinner (where again we had a wonderful welcome and visited several times). We came away so impressed with Irish hospitality - real hospitality not just lip-service.and all the help and comfort we could possibly wish for. Sunnyside Blarney should be booked up all year - the price is fantastic, the welcome is fantastic, the cooking is fantastic - what more does anyone need. We can't recommend it highly enough and we should love to return. Hope you print some of this. Best regards Penny and Peter Satchell and friends.

6th July 2012

= happily accessible

Reviewer: Patricia Van Dyke from Cork, Ireland

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We just recently returned from a trip to Cork Ireland region. We stayed in 3 places and the most accessible one was Sunnyside B&B in Tower, Blarney Co. Cork. We have made 9 trips to Ireland and this B&B is the most accessible place we have found. You might as well say it is totally accessible. The Walsh's are very hospitable people too. They welcome you and make you feel important and they do not talk down to you because you are handicapped. If you have a guide dog, the dog is also welcome. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for handicapped accommodations. Patti

27th May 2009

= Great Time!

Reviewer: Lorraine Shakespeare from Kent , England

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Hi Stephen Just wanted to let you know what a great time we had at the Blarney B&B. The facilities were superb and Mary and the local taxi firm bent over backwards to make sure I was comfortable and able to go wherever I wanted. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Thanks. Lorraine Shakespeare

20th August 2007