Handily situated near the centre of Youghal, 5 minute walk albeit for some it might be a steep hill. The accommodation is fully functioning and cosy, but with an interesting retro ambience. In that it doesn’t need repairing, but is slightly outdated and dismal in appearance - but I repeat not uncomfortable or unclean. Mary was there to greet me before I even knocked on the door. Charming and helpful. There’s no breakfast (many B&B hosts are hanging on to Covid as a reason to not return to breakfast provision, but haven’t reduced their prices). But luckily there are some good places to eat nearby - Priory Cafe did an excellent Baa and Full Irish. Be careful on a Tuesday night though, food is difficult to obtain in town (many places closed) other than takeaway outlets. The quay refused to serve me food after 7pm - despite me telling them I’d be back at that time after a shower. But the Guinness was served well and in excellent condition. Youghal is not necessarily somewhere I’d rush back to, as theres not enough going on during the week.