An exquisite Victorian home that was turned into a gorgeous hotel. Driving up a long tree lined road, I knew we were in for a treat. The check in lounge was beautiful! Victorian decor , an old fireplace...
The gal that checked us in sat at a table on the right, was super sweet, and gave us our keys. Parking was easy and no issues. Our room was in the Coach House, a separate building from the hotel. Must stay in Room 1 !!! A beautiful landscaped courtyard lead to our room. Our room was spacious and filled with antique furniture.. I love antiques. We had our private patio space with patio furniture and with the most scenic emerald green views! And views of a field of sheep : )
What was really nice...our huge bathroom. Annnnnd it had heated floors and a heated towel rack, a spacious shower, separate tub, and a vanity table.
Appreciated the complimentary book provided regarding the history of the hotel, complimentary water, and bike rentals (wish we had time to utilize the bikes!)
The breakfast room was a nice addition. There was a mini buffet ( just a few items like fruit, granola, etc) and a made to order menu. Food was just ok. The hotel does have a high end restaurant- must make reservation, and a casual bar restaurant.
Perusing the hotel lobby and adjacent rooms were lovely. Wish we had more time here.
Killarney National Park was nearby and within walking distance. We walked to and from and within the entire park, and booked in 11 miles!!!
A beautiful space and fun town to visit, near the Ring of Kerry. read more