A very warm welcome, rooms are very clean, breakfast was superb…read more Wonderful B&B not far from Kenmare, highly recommend staying if you are doing The Ring of Beara.

Ross Castle Lodge Bed and Breakfast in Killarney, Ireland is a great value and a welcoming place to…read morestay. I was welcomed with a lovely chat over tea and a scone by the innkeeper Rosaleen O'Leary! I really appreciated her taking time to get to know me and share her thoughts on Irish history and culture. My room was good sized, appealing and a great value. Showers were hot with good water pressure. The gardens on the property were just gorgeous - imagine Secret Garden type plantings. My stay included a complete hot Irish breakfast with lots of coffee, eggs and Irish bacon - similar to a fried ham. Mmmm. I enjoyed a morning walk down the road to Ross Castle, which I highly recommend. Who knew the advancements in medieval architecture and defense? Ross Castle Lodge B&B is adjacent to the Killarney National Park, and one may walk through the park to get to the 'town' of Killarney where you'll find lots of restaurants, pubs & shops. Booking was easy via email. Walkable distance to town and the train station - but a cab is easier for arrivals! Info: Telephone: +353 64 6636942 Email: rosscastlelodge@eircom.net Website: http://www.rosscastlebnb.com

The O'Leary's are amazing and kind hosts and take great care of their guests. We arrived a bit late…read moreand they prepared tea and biscuits for us. They gave us great recommendations and also drove us to the bus station when we had to leave. Killarney was amazing! It was our favorite city in Ireland and we would love to go back. Plenty to do in the city with unique shops and restaurants. I would recommend renting bikes and riding into the national park.

Beautiful inn and proprietors - walking distance through Killarney National Park and Ross Castle…read more Breakfast was incredible. Good value.

From the owner: Muckross Drive House is perfectly located for Killarney town, just 3 minute's walk from the centre…read more The house also enjoys peace and quiet as it is situated in a cul-de-sac off the Muckross Rd, so a peaceful night is assured.

We stayed at Algret House in February for a night, and it was a wonderful experience. We drove the…read moreRing of Kerry that day and were pleased that we had until 7pm to check in. Upon our arrival, Greta greeted us and she was a delightful, kind person. She explained everything we needed to know about the house and the things to do in Killarney. Our room was perfect with a view of the church spires in town, it was so comfortable after our long day. I the morning, the breakfast was delicious. We had the Irish breakfast (cooked by Mr. Doyle) as well as the assortment of cold options that were laid out buffet style. We were so happy to have a lovely conversation with Greta about her upbringing and the changes that have come to Killarney over the years. The entire experience was such a delight that we hope to return again. We can't recommend Algret House enough! It added so much to our already amazing trip to Killarney

Had a wonderful stay. Our hostess, Greta was very sweet. The room was clean and comfortable…read more For breakfast she had set out a few cereals, bowls of fruit, juice, milk and water. After we took a seat, she offered us tea and coffee, toast and homemade scones with butter and jelly. On the table, there was a menu where you could choose from about 6 options ranging from a full Irish breakfast to waffles and fruit to porridge. The house itself was tucked away down a quiet side street just about a 5 minute walk to the downtown pubs and restaurants. So you got all of the pease and quiet that comes with isolated neighborhoods, but you were just steps from the shops and nightlife. Overall, we very much enjoyed our stay, we would recommend it, and we will definitely consider revisiting if you come back to Killarney.

Guest service was very accommodating despite us not reading all booking instructions. Aside from…read morethis the hotel room itself was not clean. There was goop and chewing gum on one of the bedsheets, the spoons provided were dirty, the hair dryer appears to never have been used and sprayed dust onto the desk.

Don't usually write reviews but I'm this case I thought it important to share. My partner and I…read morestayed at the lodge, it was clean well presented and primarily the staff were outstanding. One particular member of staff working at reception (English lady) took the time to write down a full itinerary for the best bits of the ring of Kerry step by step which was really helpful. She went out of her way to welcome us and make our trip feel special and personal. So thank you definitely recommend staying here when in Killarney

Our large party of 15 people had a fantastic stay at Friars Glen! Mary and John have created such a…read morewelcoming environment! Upon arrival, we were greeted with coffee and tea (and with puppy snuggles from Roma!); Mary was also quick to give us a short orientation of where we were located, recommended hikes in the national park and more. She was also incredibly helpful in helping us get reservations for our grandmother's 80th birthday. (Including recommendations on where to get a cake and balloons in town!) The location itself is fantastic - you can walk to a few short hikes - and you're only a short drive from some of the more popular hikes in Killarney National park. Then, you're only five or so minutes from downtown Killarney and a variety of restaurants, pubs, and entertainment. The rooms were clean and large! I don't know what sheets they use, but they were so comfortable and soft. They cleaned the rooms once a day. The breakfast was absolutely delicious! First, there is always a cold buffet - with granola, cereal, various fruits and pastries. The scones and jam were my absolute favorite! Then, there is also a hot menu to order from, which includes a full Irish breakfast, crepes, banana fritters, and more. We were the only people staying, so they didn't have an issue with us monopolizing the sitting room late at night, playing games and enjoying drinks. Overall, fantastic service, an adorable place, and a wonderful stay!

Mary and John were extremely welcoming upon our arrival. We arrived around 8pm and were greeted…read morewith a cup of tea and homemade raisin bread. John took the time to tell us about all of our options while in Killarney, and his suggestion for the day trip to Gap of Dunloe ended up being my favorite part of our trip! Breakfast was delicious, and Bridget, the waitress, was very helpful in providing us directions. The location is a little off the beaten path, not really walking distance to bars and restaurants but only a 5 min drive. I personally loved how quiet it was, and the views are amazing! My only small complaint is that the room felt a little damp, probably because of the weather.

Words can not describe how beautiful this property is. It is right near the a national park, which…read moreis gorgeous. It is one of the most beautiful settings I had the privilege to experience in my two week tour of Ireland. On top of that, the owner is extremely nice and helpful. Breakfast was tasty, too. And, to top it all off, there is an adorable donkey and horse on the property, as well as bunnies that fill up the fields in the morning and evening. Killarney was a great place to visit, especially because of Carriglea House.

Carriglea House is a stunning Victorian B&B overlooking many lush acres of garden and farmland, as…read morewell as a majestic panoramic view of the mountains. The minute you swing open the heavy wooden door, and step into the dramatic entryway, you are practically transported to Ireland in the1800's. We arrived to meet our charming host Eileen, an absolute sweetheart who bent over backwards to make our stay inviting and memorable! Our room was perfect: clean, cozy, and homey. There was a hair drier, coffee and tea service in the room, and wi-fi (though somewhat spotty and slow reception). The parlor down stairs is stunning to behold: richly upholstered chairs and couches, antique curios, old paintings on an elegant backdrop of period wallpapering. It is an absolutely classic Victorian Irish home. The b&b is only a brisk 10 minute walk to the breathtaking Kilarney National Park and a small bike rental shop, and a quick cab ride away from the downtown area. Unfortunately, our train was rather early in the morning, and while Eileen did her best to get us a little breakfast (mind you, while waiting on 5 other tables in her fabulous dining room) we simply did not have enough time to enjoy her full Irish breakfast. She efficiently brought out our coffee (one pot caffeinated, one decaffeinated for my cousin) Irish porridge, toast and rolls, and delicious berry pancakes before we were whisked aware by our taxi.

Had a great stay here at the Robeen House! Conveniently located (and quiet too), and very charming…read more Our room was spacious and comfortable, and breakfast was delicious. Bernice (the owner) was really helpful and inviting, and full of recommendations for both sights and places to eat. Really recommend this BnB especially for the price, and personal touch.

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights and had such a lovely time. The rooms are very…read morecomfortable and although the shower is itty bitty, everything suited our needs just fine. Plus the staff was so pleasant and the food was so good! Truly a great breakfast and a great stay! Thank you so much!

From the owner: Slieve Bloom Manor is a B&B Network Ireland Gold Member and you can save by booking directly from…read moreour website. Read our guests reviews before booking, check out our regular offers and last minute deals