Hook Head Guest House

You can check availability by phoning Anne on 086 089 7915 or emailing hookheadbandb@gmail.com or you can book online at https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/3176699

I can provide special rates for families, solo travellers and groups. Please do contact me if you have any questions.

Guests will have also have full access to large relaxing dining/sitting room areas.

The Neighbourhood
There is loads and loads to do in the area. Here are some ideas.....

Fethard On Sea is a short drive/cycle from our B&B. Lots of great places to have food, priced reasonably, great craic and all the Guinness you'll ever need.

Of course you have to visit.... The Hook Lighthouse. Lighthouses have a magic and mysticism of their own, none more so than the 13th Century Hook Lighthouse. Enjoy!!

Just down the road is the infamous haunted Loftus Hall - Prepare to be spooked!! :-D

The beaches in the area are great, Dollar Bay, Booley Bay, Baginbun, and Duncannon Beach to name just a few. Both Dollar and Booley Bay are just a ten minute walk away.

Duncannon Fort is a short drive away, built in 1558 in the expectation of an attack on the area by the Spanish Armada, Duncannon Fort incorporates a maritime museum, Cockleshell Arts Gallery, Officer's Mess Café and Craft shop.

John F. Kennedy Arboretum is a great family day out, 2km southeast of the Kennedy Homestead, the Arboretum has a small visitor centre, tearooms, a picnic area and a miniature rain tootles around in the summer months. Sunny season fun!

Shelmalier Stables welcome all ages and all levels in a relaxed, friendly environment to enjoy their time with their well-trained horses and ponies.

Also a short drive away is Tintern Abbey, founded in c1200 by the Earl of Pembroke, Tintern Abbey was a Cistercian abbey. Today visitors can see remains of the nave, chancel, tower, chapel, and cloister.

Getting around
Visiting the area works best when driving, cycling or walking.