Went on a trip from Dublin to Killarney with a busload of family/friends. The bus driver, Ian was…read moreAMAZING! He was funny, informative and had GREAT people skills. He made several stops along the way (one was the Cliffs of Moher), but pointed out castles, towers, major historical spots, giving us some history, and great stories of the Irish people past and present. He had a great sense of humor and kept our interest for the whole day! He was able to handle any "surprises" that came his way from the 26 passengers that were on the bus. The bus was clean and comfortable too! Book these guys! You won't be disappointed!!! Ian was a highlight to our trip to Ireland! Thank you, Ian!

My wife, daughter, and I toured with Gerard and his associate Wynn for approximately ten days in…read moreMid August. We arrived in Dublin and were taken to Galway as soon as we arrived. We saw as much of the west coast as time and weather permitted. We prefer to visit and experience local attractions and avoid the large tourist crowds. Gerard and Wynn provided advice for things to do and great recommendations for dinner and evening entertainment. Gerard and Wynn delivered, allowing us to deviate from our planned route whenever something sounded interesting. We got to watch the semi final Gaelic football match in a small pub with locals. Saw country horse racing in Dingle, a local farmers market, the National Stud Farm, learned about Irish history and current conditions, and even got to see a live hurling match. From the west coast we worked back to the east, visiting Kinsale, Killarney, Kenmare, Kilkenny, and finally Dublin. Everything was on time. The van was spotless. Great company. I would highly recommend traveling with these guys and plan to do so in the future.

Ahh!! We had the best time staying at The Ross in Killarney. This magical hotel is located in the…read morebest possible location; right in the town center and across from the National Park. The reception staff and everyone we encountered were an absolute pleasure and the hotel is so immaculately decorated. It has a trendy, fun restaurant that gets super busy so make a reservation if you plan on stopping in. It also has another restaurant in the cellar that we didn't get a chance to check out. The rooms are clean and cozy with a generous bathroom. I would definitely come back to The Ross if in Killarney again.

Nice boutique hotel in a fantastic location with friendly staff. A bit difficult to find at initial…read morecheck-in. I would recommend this hotel.

I remember coming to the Dunloe as a child with my parents many many years ago. My sisters and I…read moredecided to take a trip for old times sake to reminisce about the past. We had a wonderful afternoon at the Dunloe, it brought back many memories for us. Since our childhood , they have done a complete luxurious renovation of the hotel and it is absolutely stunning in every possible way. It's owned by The Liebherr group who also own The Europe Hotel. Dunloe is set amid the Macgillycuddy Reeks, (The highest Mountain Range in Ireland and has roughly 60 acres of adjoining grounds where you can do all kinds of family fun stuff. The staff are friendly & accommodating. It felt as if I were truly home. If you are anywhere near Killarney or Beaufort do not miss.. even if you just want to pop in for afternoon tea

Wow! The grounds, amenities, rooms, service, restaurant, are all absolutely world-class!…read moreHighly-recommended and would definitely stay again.

We used your guide Tony. And he was absolutely amazing! Made the whole experience. Tons of history…read more I would absolutely do this again!

Relaxing and informative ride with a knowledgeable guide. Mike O'Grady provides an excellent…read moreexperience. We had to postpone our reservation and Mike was very accommodating and friendly, setting us up with a reservation the following day. He picked us up at the hotel and took us for a leisurely ride through the national park, offering information on the environment, wildlife, and local history. He even gave us his recommendations for an itinerary while in Killarney, informing us which sites were worthwhile and which were overrated. I would highly recommend Mike and his company.

I didn't know what to expect when I arrived to Flesk Caravan Park as I had never been camping…read morebefore. I guess if I am honest, I was expecting some nightmarish scenario, which included me washing myself from a bucket. Thankfully The Flesk was an absolute dream. Not only do they have the cleanest toilets I have ever seen; I am not joking they are sparkling, but you can shower to your heart's content for a mere one euro. There's even washing machines and a little sink to clean your plates and cups. For the environmentally conscious camper there is a sizeable recycling depot just by the toilets and not a pick of litter to be seen on the campsite. The other people who were camping there were lovely, and I saw so many people leave their tent's wide open for hours on end, such was the feeling of community amongst the people there. This camping site was brilliant and I would definitely recommend it to those going on cycling tours, or just couples. I did notice that there wasn't a games room or what appeared to be a working tv, so might be hard to keep the kids happy if it's a rainy day! For safely reasons etc, the camp gates close at 12:15 every single night, which means if you're going out for the night, you can't bring your car, and must instead use the side entrance. Oh and in case your wondering, the staff are lovely too!

Fun atmosphere. Clean rooms. The bar is lively. We had a wonderful time. It is loud but we stay up…read morelate so that was no problem. If you're fun you'll love it.

We didn't stay here just came for the pub and great music. We were refered by a local who played in…read morethe band the night we came. It was well worth it and a lot of fun. From 9:30-11 they have traditional irish music and then from 11;30-2 they have irish rock. This is really just "pop/american radio music" with a twist. It is good and worth a visit. Drinks are cheap and talking to the locals and having a blast seems almost guaranteed. I'm not sure what the "pony" reviewer did but this place couldn't be more friendly.

We stayed here in May, and were very pleased. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We…read morewere greeted by an employee, and he was very helpful, and suggested several pubs for our evening meal. He recommended one where we got the best fish and chips we have ever had. The hotel was very nice and just elegant enough. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, even though the bath tub/shower was quite small. A morning breakfast bar was a definite highlight for us and our young granddaughters. There was a great selection and an attentive service staff made sure all items on the buffet were available. Highlights to me were the soda bread, Irish bacon, and pastries. If there would be one complaint, it would be the television programming available, especially for young girls.

Stayed three nights here and loved the room and location given the easy access to town. Breakfasts…read morewere great options for the buffet or off the menu. Hotel is very busy with tours and golfers making up most of the guests it appears. Well decorated and very comfortable area around the hotel to read a book or sit by the fireplace. We had what we were told a 'smart' room but we're still trying to figure out what was smart about it. The lights are controlled by either a wall pad or pads at the bedside. Problem is that there doesn't seem to be a way to just have bathroom lights on without the bedroom lights bring on as well. Looks like you could turn off the bed lights bring which would take it off the 'smart' pads and the lamp switches are not easily accessible if you have to access them again. Our other issue was with the 'smart' tv. Turning on the tv the hotel's information screen would come on. Selecting the tv option gets you the tv which is where the problem starts. Hitting the Guide button, which on other tvs, gets you a list of channels and what shows are on. Pressing this one takes you back to the hotel screen. Going back into the tv you find that you'll see each tv station available and in order to know what's on you need to look at each channel separately. Not a pleasant experience. Jack, our porter who was very helpful providing information about the hotel, tried to figure out what was going on but couldn't. Another porter also tried to help but again was stumped. Reported the issue at the reception desk. Was told they would have someone look at it. Came back in the afternoon to find the tv on and thought the problem was fixed (no notes left telling us what happened) but nothing was changed. Reported it again, was told someone would look at but again nothing. Should also mention when we first arrived at the room it appeared the room had not been vacuumed. Same thing the next day so that had to be reported as well. Rating is given because of the lack of interest or concern of the staff about the problems that we were having. Lovely hotel, very comfortable, good food but if the staff commitment isn't there that just detracts from the experience.