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.

This wonderful little hostel is a family home with a guest kitchen, friendly staff, and easy access…read moreto town center. I return at every opportunity, and I have never been disappointed with the service and lodgings. Rooms are not en suite, but there are three separate private showers. Prices are very, very reasonable.

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.

It seemed rather appropriate that on a Rick Steves tour, we actually got to stay in the Rick Steves…read moreroom at this lovely hotel. We stayed two nights and enjoyed every moment of it. The room had a lovely view through the huge bay windows overlooking the sea, the bed was comfortable, and we slept very well. There was adequate closet space to store our clothes and enough convenient outlets to charge our devices. In fact, we realized we had lost one of our adapters and one of the staff members gave us one to use. We also especially loved having the Nespresso maker in our room. It was a nice touch and it made fantastic coffee. We liked the location - just a short walk to the heart of Dingle but far enough away from the noise and the busy tourist area. Every staff member I met - and I wish I knew their names - was so helpful, professional and always available. Even the dogs seemed eager to help, if only they could talk. It's obviously a well-managed hotel. One of the highlights of staying here was having a falconry experience right on the hotel grounds. There are brochures available in the hotel and they will even book it for you. Having a hawk and an owl land on your arm, holding a golden eagle at arm's length, watching a peregrine falcon hunt - these are memorable experiences that were easily accessible during our stay at this hotel. Book it quickly so you don't miss it. We had a delicious and filling breakfast every morning, cooked to order. My poached eggs were always perfect and the smoked salmon here was the best I had on this trip. It was also nice to be able to get a beer at the bar later in the afternoon and evening and sit in the lounge at the end of the day. The WiFi was much faster in the lounge downstairs anyway. The Milltown Guesthouse is one of the top places in which we were fortunate enough to stay during our Ireland and Scotland tours this summer. Anyone would be lucky to snag a reservation here. We hope to return again.

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!

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.

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!

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!

I wasn't IN LOVE with the food but i went through twice because I was staying across the street and…read morewhen laziness hit, then you just suck it up. I would stay dining in is better than TAKE AWAY - so chill out and be seated if it isn't crowded. Everyone keeps to themselves it seems - so ask for the WIFI password and watch something on your phone to help pass time. Happy Eating!!!

For our annual golf trip to Ireland, my brothers and I always stay at the Grand Hotel. For over 15…read moreyears we've looked forward to staying at the Grand Hotel, almost as much as the Irish golf. The management, staff, food and accommodations are all first rate. The atmosphere is friendly, inviting and comfortable, and the location is central to everything in Tralee. My brothers and I value the friendships we have made there, and look forward to renewing them every year. By the way, the Grand Hotel is also a grand place to celebrate your birthday (thanks Eileen!). Patrick David, Virginia