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!

Visiting from the US, I stayed as a guest at Gormans. I had assume me that is check in at 4 and…read morereturn to Dingle for dinner. However, friends who live in Dublin saw I was here and urged me to stay for dinner saying that their families try to get over here periodically to eat. So I stayed. The view is spectacular. It is just off the cliffs and the ocean and islands are spread beyond the windows. I had the traditional lamb strew. It was rich,hearty, and filled with lamb. It could have perhaps fed 2 or maybe 3 people. It was delicious served with homemade brown bread. I had the apple tart and cream for dessert on the recommendation of the server. It was likewise excellent. I was told it was local and never frozen and it tasted like it. The food, service, and view are all excellent.

Wonderful location and the rooms are lovely. The owner and staff couldn't be nicer. The included…read morebreakfast is terrific. We stayed for dinner one night and it was delicious ( salmon salad, potato leek soup, John Dorie and steak entrees). Highly recommended.

While walking the Dingle Way, we had dinner at O'Connor's Pub, and it was an incredible experience!…read moreThe owner recommended the roasted lamb, and I must say, it was absolutely delicious. The pizza was also quite good and cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the whole dining experience all the more enjoyable. However, what truly made the evening unforgettable were the owner's stories - such good craic. His humor and anecdotes added an extra level of warmth to the already cozy atmosphere of the pub. We definitely recommend you go in whenever you're in the village.

We found this hidden gem on our tour of Kerry County using Lonely Planet Ireland. What a gem!…read more Incredible multinational food, great classic pub and guesthouse, beautiful small scenic village and one of the most inviting and warm owners (4th generation) in Mike O'Connor....an amazing storyteller who weaves history about the area and his family into each story. Almost hate to tell anyone about this place but it was so special we had to share! Don't miss O'Connor's!

This place was so cozy, with a great breakfast. Quick walk to all the shops and pubs. The bed was…read moreso amazing! It was all nice with the most comfortable duvet ever. Lol our two nights here we slept so well!

Great bed and breakfast in a nice location. About a 5 minute walk to downtown so it's quiet at…read morenight. The owner was really nice and showed us around. Her staff were very friendly too. Our room was clean and so was our bathroom which is in the room. Couldn't have asked for anything more in a beautiful location!

Can't say enough good things about Brook Manor Lodge. We would stay again when in Ireland. The…read morehostess is wonderful, and the room., breakfast etc. So many nice touches. For us Americans the coffee is available in the lobby, and the honor bar for an after drink, the refrig. in the room. What can I say, just wonderful.. Wonderful stay,,

Beautiful, quiet place on the outskirts of Tralee. In the area do not miss Fenit, Ballyheighue and…read moreBallybunion. Great access to the more obvious Dingle and Ring of Kerry. Free parking as you would need a vehicle for this place.

Let's talk about Westcove House…read more It's ridiculous. It's magical. It's idyllic. It's one of the happiest places on earth. The grounds include the 18th century main house, the garden cottage, the stables, and pier cottage. The land encompasses expansive lawns and lanes, an inlet, and Westcove Harbour. Friendly goats and sheep roam the the property, and adorable seals swim and bark in the harbor. Accommodations are appointed absolutely beautifully here. The main house bedrooms are decorated with period furniture and antiques that evoke 1700s Irish manor house, and the downstairs dining and sitting rooms, as well as the bar and loft area, are a mixture of modern and antique. The house is just lovely and so comfortable. A partially sunken sitting room houses a fireplace perfect for those incredible-smelling peat fires in cooler weather, and the bar area includes a fireplace as well. The stables, garden cottage and pier cottage are all outfitted in more modern decor; the stables include a large, bright, airy game room with darts, table tennis, foosball. On one of our visits, the hosts (whose cousin, Susannah Adlington owns Westcove) threw a traditional Irish ceilidh in the gameroom with a live musicians playing jigs and reels! Adding to the amazing experience of staying awhile at Westcove House is the food. Breakfast and dinner are prepared by the wonderful, friendly staff at Westcove, Katherine and Bernie (there's also the lovable Michael, the groundsman). The food is delicious and beautifully presented, family style, in the formal dining room. One year we were here for Thanksgiving -- Katherine and Bernie, obviously never having celebrated American Thanksgiving before -- did meticulous research about traditional Thanksgiving foods and prepared a spread that outdid any I've seen before! The attention to detail at Westcove House is impeccable. Westcove's location right on the Ring of Kerry makes it a perfect base for exploring southern Ireland. Cork, Shannon, Bunratty or Blarney Castle, the Skelligs, Kenmare, Cobh, the Cliffs of Moher, Waterford, Killarney Forest are all potential day trips. We've *loved* our stays at Westcove. They've been some of the best and most memorable vacations we've had. There's no better place in the British Isles.

Westcove House is a wonderful place to stay in the Ring of Kerry. The accommodations are cozy and…read morebeautiful. I personally stayed in Pier Cottage, right on the water. Just gorgeous to wake up every morning and have coffee outside while taking in the beautiful bay and go for a late night (albeit cold) swim right outside your door! My other family members stayed in the other guest houses and the main house and EVERYONE was thrilled with the accommodations. The Stables is great for families, with a game room and big lawn in front for playing. The food was always delicious. How wonderful to have Jane's Bakery literally right next door so you could have fresh pastries in the morning and grab some lamb guinness pies (mmm!!) for dinner. Everything is high tech with wifi in all the houses and great kitchen equipment. Amazing sites nearby like Derryname Beach and Staigue Fort and also great day-trip accessibility to other cool destinations like Castle Donovan or The Skelligs. HIGHLY recommend this place and will DEFINITELY be returning!

Fabulous location where you can walk to everything. Nice rooms, fantastic breakfast, and a host…read morethat was extremely helpful with everything. We spent two nights there and highly recommend. Wonderful experience.

Really, I'd go for 4.5 stars. It's very good and you shouldn't hesitate to stay here. Well located,…read moreclean. Stephen couldn't possibly be more helpful, and it had the best breakfast of all the B&Bs we stayed in on the peninsula -- which is important when you're hiking 12 miles a day, three or four days in a row. The yogurt was the best I've ever had, and served with beautiful fresh berries, which is just part of the excellent offerings. It's not massively well-appointed, thus a half-star off. But if you're just looking for a comfortable overnight in a wonderful town, you can't go wrong here.

Took a short break in Kerry and went to Dingle instead of the Ring of Kerry, we explored the Dingle…read morepeninsular the awesome Connor Pass overlooked by mount Brendan,the scenic Slea Head drive taking in Ventry,the famine houses,bee hive huts and the Blasket Islands with plenty of photo opportunities along the way,also took a quick tour of the Beara peninsular with the beautiful town of Kenmare with the Kenmare river, all this staying at the Clooshmore B/B situated just outside Dingle,had a marvelous stay in a spacious room with en-suit bathroom and amazing view of Dingle Bay,a peaceful retreat with plenty of parking.most of all the wonderful owner Eleanor who makes a great breakfast to start the day and is helpful with info on what one could see and good places to eat, a memorable stay recommended to anyone who wants to stay in a value for money good B/B. Noel & Maura London . England.