Kind people very welcoming ,very nice place and good Irish Breakfast. Near the Shannon airport. Very easy to find. We had a good time and met very nice people. We'll don't hesitate to come back. Thanks for all !!

We notified Mrs. Phil Fleming of our early arrival in Shannon on August 8th, 2012, as she had Advertised in the B &B, 2012 edition, as "morning guests welcome". Arrived 8:30a.m., waited and waited for coffee as she entertained "one" guest. Much later we received breakfast ! Beds very uncomfortable; showers very small. Owner not very welcoming on our very... More

two great nights with tremendiously helpful and friendly hosts Phil, Sean and lads. Home baking from the top drawer. The room was bright and airy and comfortable. The location was great for my business purpose. Highly reccomended, will be back

Thoroughly enjoyed our 2 day stay. Delicious home cooked Irish breakfast. Helpful advice on golf and other activities. Our washing was even done!

Just returned after spending 4 days at Knocknagow B&B. Accommodations were perfect--clean, pleasant room, and delicious breakfast each day. Phil and Sean really went above and beyond to make my trip memorable.Location is close enough to airport to make air traveling easy but far enough so as not to be disturbed by the sound of planes. Wi-fi was an added... More

Basic, comfortable, and quiet in modern suburban area. Nothing special, but it worked well for us.

The Knocknagow is located on an excellent secondary road with easy access to Shannon Airport and to a major East-West four lane road. It is well marked and easy to locate. You will be about fifteen minutes from Shannon Airport and about twenty minutes from Bunratty Folk Park. Phil (don't make the mistake that I did - it's Philomena) Fleming... More

We are about to take our 4th trip to Ireland and once again will stay at Knocknagow Bed and Breakfast. Phil and her family are a true delight and have helped us in every way possible to be comfortable and get about their beautiful country with easy. If you are wanting to experience the real Ireland consider staying at Knocknagow.

We arrived at Knocknagow early one June morning about the time breakfast was being served. Phil and family treated us well, feeding us tea and crackers - we went into Ennis and stayed there until after lunch, and then came back to get some rest after a long flight. When we left the next day, Phil came out to wish... More