Aurora House Bed And Breakfast
Set in Athy and only 1.8 km from Athy Heritage Centre-Museum, Aurora House Bed And Breakfast offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking. Tranquil Garden Views Indulge in the picturesque garden views that surround the property, providing a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere during your stay. Convenient Amenities Enjoy the convenience of packed lunches available for your excursions, allowing you to explore the nearby attractions with ease. Cozy Shared Lounge Unwind and socialize in the cozy shared lounge area, perfect for mingling with other guests or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a book. Book your stay at Aurora House Bed And Breakfast for a delightful retreat in Athy.
What this place offers
- WiFi available
- Free WiFi
- Parking
- Free Parking
- Non-smoking rooms
- Heating
Policies & house rules
- Check-in from 14:00 until 20:00
- Check-out until 12:30
- Children welcome
- Free parking
Available rooms
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60 reviews
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GB · couple · Oct 2026
Wonderful, friendly hosts. Comfortable, warm home.
Location to Athy and a wonderful Italian, thankyou for the recommendation. Experienced and welcoming hosts.
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IE · solo_traveller · Sep 2025
CH · couple · Sep 2025
Excellent B&B with a top-notch breakfast and lovely hosts
Really liked this B&B. The hosts were great - cheery, chatty and informative. The breakfast was top-notch with a lovely presentation making it a pleasure to relax and chat with other guests (Electric Picnic was on, great conversations). The house and garden are both very well looked after and we were fed with their own produce where possible. Highly recommended, it's about 16km from EP. if you've already bought your 2026 tickets! For dinner,we walked the 600m on a lovely quiet road to the Clanard Court Hotel for a really superb meal at a very reasonable price. We were there, not for EP but to cycle the Barrow River and Royal Canal. We rented bikes in Vicarstown at the Vicarstown Cafe (great service, very good bikes and a nice little café too!). Our advice is to cycle towards Monasterevin as the surface in that direction is superb. We cycled both and the route in the other direction (Carlow) is fine for the first 11km to Athy. From Athy, the surface is grass which might be fun but we got tired of it after 6km and moved to the adjacent road to Carlow - not too busy. After food in Carlow, we returned to Athy on a really nice back road, R429, via Knockbeg, - lovely, quiet, almost carless route.
IE · young couple · Jul 2025
We had an amazing stay highly recommend B&B
We had an amazing stay Host Theresa was so helpful gave us an excellent freshly cooked very tasty breakfast Room was very comfortable clean thank you from Mary & John
IE · family with young children · Jul 2025
Exceptional
Location
Kildare Road · Athy