Aisleigh Guest House

Aisleigh Guest House is a family-run guesthouse just outside Carrick on Shannon, known for a warm, homely feel and friendly hosting.

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Welcoming, personal service: The property has a reputation for attentive, helpful hosts and a relaxed atmosphere that suits short breaks and touring stays.

Comfortable en-suite rooms: Guest rooms are en-suite and described as modest but comfortable, with practical in-room basics like a TV, direct-dial telephone, and power showers.

Food and breakfast: Aisleigh Guest House is noted for fine food, and guest feedback frequently highlights a very satisfying breakfast as a standout part of the stay.

Useful on-site extras: Facilities include complimentary Wi‑Fi, private car parking, a sauna, and a games room, plus a cold room and tackle store that can be handy for anglers.

Good base for Carrick on Shannon: Set on the N4 (Dublin–Sligo road) and a few minutes from town, it’s convenient for evenings out and for visiting spots like St George’s Heritage Centre and the marina area.

Potential road noise: Being on a main road may mean some traffic sound, especially for light sleepers.

Simple room style: Rooms may feel more functional than boutique, which is typical for a traditional guesthouse.

Not right in the center: While close to Carrick on Shannon, you may prefer a car or taxi for late nights back from town.

Pros	Cons
Friendly, family-run hospitality	Main-road setting may be a bit noisy
En-suite rooms with solid essentials	Décor and vibe are more traditional than trendy
Sauna, games room, and angler-friendly storage	Not directly in the town center

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