There are many bed and breakfast in Rosslare but Archways B&B Rosslare is something different as it is a home from home experience. Not to mention that County Wexford in the South East of Ireland offers the ideal base for exploring the beautiful Irish coastline, as well as the countryside. Sea going activities in the area include wonderful fishing on the eastern coast from Gorey all the way round to the New Ross on the Southern coast. Boat trips are also available and are particularly stunning around the Saltees (islands off the southern coast) and Hook Head.
Archways Rosslare was built in 1908 and is made up of six modern bedrooms. As well as this there is a chic, open plan dining room and sitting room which features an open fire, satellite television and a grand piano. The B&B Rosslare Harbour has has a relaxed, contemporary boutique style and is an ideal place to stay with easy access to many activities in the area.
Birdwatching is another popular activity in the area with an array of glorious viewpoints to watch the seabirds at work. Inland, the birdlife is diverse and intriguing
Rosslare harbour was a village which grew out of the expanding trade between Ireland and the UK. Now called Rosslare Eurport, the harbour was first developed in 1906 by the Great Southern and Western Railway and back then, the ferries were all steam powered. Now a modern ferry port, the harbour also handles freight and passengers not only to Wales, but also France – Cherbourg and Roscoff ports.
Wexford County is a beautiful place to tour in a car. Access via the main roads is quick, while getting onto the quiet back roads takes you to a myriad of traditional towns and villages, where the welcome will be as warm as you’d expect in Ireland. If you are looking for a Rosslare B&B, customers will struggle to find a better guest house than The Archways B&B Wexford. Located close to Rosslare and the Harbour, it’s ideal for a mini break or a longer trip if there is time in the itinerary for exploring Rosslare and County Wexford.
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