We are staying at Dingle Benner's hotel for three nights. It is very unique and historic. Location…read morecannot be beat for being in the heart of Dingle Town. The bar is excellent with a good wine selection, a good Dingle gin selection, and local beers. Good mixologists as well. The food is excellent! We have eaten in the bar twice and been delighted with our selections. The room that we are staying in has been remodeled very recently and is very currently decorated and large, especially for a European hotel. We are very pleased! I highly recommend this hotel and wood stay here again without hesitation.

The restaurant and food are exceptional! My group and I had the Pistachio and Salmon starter and…read morethey both were incredible, with the Pistachio, outstanding! The Seafood Chowder and Lamb Shoulder were over-the-top good, cooked to perfection, tender, and unique! The Sea-bass was tender and excellent! The Lamb Shepherd's Pie was not too grainy, even for someone who usually can't eat much lamb because of a mild allergy, and the lamb was very tender! The lamb was smothered with delicious mashed potatoes and vegetables, and the vegetables tasted garden-fresh and were cooked to perfection! The servers were so warm and kind!

Nice place on the water with a great little bar attached…read more They include breakfast which has a hot menu and a complimentary open buffet of cold sides.

Restaurant was amazing. GREAT food and. Excellent service. We came in after a full day on a sight…read moreseeing coach. The wait staff was prompt, attentive and the food... WOW. Did NOT disappoint. Define stop here for a great meal.

An amazing place to stay. We visited for 4 nights while exploring the Dingle peninsula. Staff are…read morefabulous. Breakfast very good with a variety of fresh options. Our roommate - the junior suite over looked Dingle Bay and we watched tide roll in and out, the pedestrian hikers and even a horse and rider swimming the bay daily! Very convenient to town just a 5 minute walk. Wound definitely stay here again.

Perfect!! It's an overused word, but it fits for our stay at the Castlewood House. The food was…read moreperfect, the rooms were nicely decorated and clean and the staff were friendly. I don't know how they could have improved on our experience. Sad to leave. Would give them a 10 if I could.

Maybe my favorite accommodation of all time! Guest Pax House was a dream start to finish. The rooms…read morewere so comfortable, the bathroom was luxurious and the view out onto the pasture and water was divine. The roaming cows and sheep were so fun to watch during the day. The breakfast at Pax House was one of the best breakfasts I've ever had! The scones and yogurt were so fresh and the entree was delicious. They use fresh produce and eggs from their homestead and you can tell the difference. The location was just a quick 15 minute walk into town and they provide you with bright safety vests as you're walking on a narrow road with no shoulder or sidewalk for about 5 minutes of the walk. John and company are so lovely and helpful. I think about this place all the time and how I can't wait to go back. It was so relaxing and rejuvenating and no detail was left out.

Which an amazing bed and breakfast! The food is amazing in the morning and the hospitality is…read moresuperb.

Great location, reasonable prices, a bar/restaurant downstairs, basic rooms, and free parking, Barr…read moreNa Sraide Inn is one of the better B&B options. I may be wrong, but this Barr Na Sraide Inn seems to be a bit of a hidden gem in Dingle, as it's not in any of the guide books I've read and has a solid four stars on Trip Advisor. In terms of location, it's nearly perfect - you're ten minutes from the waterfront, fifteen minutes from Dingle Brewing Company, and thirty seconds from bars/restaurants. As an added bonus, there's parking in the back, with spaces for about ten cars. There's a full bar/restaurant downstairs and an optional breakfast that's not included in your reservation price (typically, depending on where you book). The rooms are very modest and a little outdated, but very comfortable nevertheless. It features a private updated bathroom and a good amount of closet space as well. Try to get a room in the back to minimize the noise. Overall, it has more of a hotel feel than a B&B, but for the price, location, and free parking, I would recommend Barr Na Sraide to anyone. Note on parking - contact them beforehand, and the lot is easy to miss as you need to drive down a narrow alley to reach the back (the entrance is to the right of the main doors through the black gates).

I have nothing but good things to say about this hotel. First of all, the concierge was so gracious…read morein assisting my family after I mistakenly booked the wrong date online. Once we made it to our guest room, our stay could not have been more pleasant. My family's room was spacious. The interior felt new and featured four twin beds. I also liked the high-tech tv adorning the wall; it offers Netflix and other streaming services. Despite Dingle being a town full of vibrant nightlife, I heard no noise emanating from the street below as I slept. In the morning, the inn offered plenty of great Irish Breakfast foods (and tea!) for no additional charge. The location couldn't be more ideal. It's steps away from some of Dingle's finest shops and restaurants. Walking around this area is fun; there is so much to take in beneath the sweeping Irish mountainscape. Plus, the town feels quite safe. My only word of caution: street parking in this area can be tight for larger vehicles. Dingle is an enchanting place, and the Bare Na Sraide Inn represents its city well. I highly recommend it to anyone traveling through this part of Ireland.

Milltown House is a luxury boutique hotel known for its waterfront location overlooking the harbor,…read morestylish rooms, and a unique history as the temporary home of Robert Mitchum during the filming of "Ryan's Daughter". The guesthouse features amenities like the Robert Mitchum Bar, free breakfast, beautiful lawns, and the presence of friendly Irish Wolfhounds and falcons. Gayle and I stayed here recently as part of our Essential Ireland Tour, of which I believe the owner used to be a Rick Steves Guide. We had the center room upstairs which was very comfortable and spacious, with a great view of the water and Dingle, lots of storage, and a really strong and hot shower. We really enjoyed the common spaces including the bar and breakfast room, and found staff to be really nice and helpful. The sun room breakfasts were great, as was the Irish Stew meal the last night we were here. Our tour package also included a full bag of laundry service for only 20 Euros. Location-wise, it's a short walk into town, keeping in mind the narrow bridge without sidewalk across the river. I'd only do this walk in the daytime either coming or going. And if you become stressed with that walk (or anything else), the Dingle Distillery is across the street for a tour and samples. During our walks, Gayle and I also enjoyed the tide-related river flows. Besides the Dingle Falconry experience on property (separate review), another highlight was an evening concert by 2 local members of the CUAS ensemble. In particular, we enjoyed the music and interaction with Nicole Ní Dhubhshláine (concertina, flute) and Kyle Macaulay (guitar, bouzouki). And after hearing just a taste of this vibrant and diverse West Kerry musical tradition, I went out an purchased the CD.

Interestingly, not everyone on the Rick Steve's tour was able to stay here. Not sure how the…read moreaccommodations were, but the wait staff could use some work, actually just one in particular. She was upset with us for not waiting for buffet when another staff told us to go to it. The following day for lunch they brought five of six meals to our table and then brought the meals to another table and she was very exasperated that we asked for a meal for our sixth person saying she only had "two hands."

Tea, coffee and chocolate cake with fresh homemade cream waiting. It's a beautiful view. Walking to…read moretown was a breeze. The room was nice and very homey/county/boutiquey. There was cake out for guest in the evening and let me tell you how scrumptious that was. The most amazingly spectacular was the breakfast. OMG! I can't express how fantabulous it was. Everything here is first class.

Stayed here in November for 2 night. This was our base going to Slea Head Drive. The place is…read morevery clean. The rooms are quiet. The breakfast variety is amazing! The walk to downtown is only a few minutes away. We walked it every evening for dinner. It's shorter than it looked. When I get a chance to come back to Dingle, this is the place to stay!

oh my goodness this hotel is the best hotel! The kindest staff i've ever met :) the breakfast is…read moreINCREDIBLE, even without the full option. Smoked salmon?? Wow! The beds were incredibly comfortable. Shower is crazy strange, lot of pressure fluctuation, but everything else makes up for it. Do yourself a favor and book a stay! You'll get a smile and a wonderful experience.

Clean room with functional window and TV as well as a double and two single beds for our party of 4…read morethat included laddie and grandma. Bathroom was fine, if in need of a little TLC. Reception staff was adequate, though not warm and fuzzy. Manageable 10 min. walk down the driveway hill and main street into Dingle. The hill may be long and steep for those with difficulty walking or who are in a wheelchair. Private parking for guests. We went in April and were rather put off by the overwhelming smell of the neighboring fishery. It is powerful and sure lets you know you're back at the hote driveway! However, the smell did not permeate the lobby or our room, so as long as you know that you can overlook the temporary breath-holding as you go by. Good location for the Dingle Loop Drive. We did not opt for any food at the hotel. Overall, it was a decent location, decent room, decent price, and a good bargain hotel.

Incredible family owned and operated B&B - Tim and Eileen are the most fabulous Irish hosts! Full…read moreIrish breakfast included in the extremely affordable price of €80/night. The rooms are quaint, but efficient and a great place to rest your head after a long day of hiking and exploring the Dingle peninsula (WHICH IS AMAZING!!!).

Eileen and Tim provide comfortable accommodations in their home in the style of traditional BnB…read more This is a personal experience worth by passing flashier hotels. Breakfast is hearty and generous reflecting the hearts and character of your hosts. Their son Michael's archeological tour of the slea Head road was fact filled and the 3 hours went quickly. I would not look for another place to stay in Dingle.