Willowbrook

Joe and Mary Mooney set up in business here five years ago - to ‘semi-retire ’from a larger guest house operation. They adapted Willowbrook, which was built 15 years ago; to accommodate bed and breakfast guests. The compact, comfortably furnished bedrooms were made en suite, and they each have tea and coffee making facilities, water and fruit, and a TV. Guests have use of a long sitting room / breakfast room, which overlooks the quite substantial back garden; the décor and furnishings are in keeping with the style of the house.

There is car parking in the front driveway area of the house. Willowbrook is very conveniently located in a quiet residential street in the old part of Clontarf, and is close to Dublin Port and Point Depot - a venue for concerts. The DART station is three minutes away. No smoking and no pets. Minimum stay of two nights.

OWNER Joe & Mary Mooney OPEN All year except for Christmas ROOMS 1 double/twin, 1 triple/family; all en suite. TERMS single supplement.

Willowbrook14 Strandville Avenue East, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Tel: 01 8333115 Fax: 01 8333115
Email: willowbrook@ireland.com Website: www.willowbrookbandb.com

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