Really happy with my recent experience at Kerry Airport. The cafe was particularly impressive;…read moregreat value for money, delicious food and friendly staff. Hassle free security experience and plane on time. 5 stars!

Another one of Irelands small regional airports, this one being the gateway to the south west…read more Situated between Tralee and Killarney and less then 30 mins drive from both. The restaurant / cafe is hit and miss but the staff are generally friendly. A small but well stocked shop after security gives you the option to pick up some snacks and water instead of being held to ransom by Ryanair. Ryanair are the major carrier which fly out of Kerry, primarily to Dublin and London although some other locations are serviced during the summer months.

On the recommendation of the Muckross Park Hotel and Spa, I booked this company to take us on a…read moreRing of Kerry tour. I dealt with the owner, Jack, leading up to the trip via email. He was responsive and very helpful in getting the tour decided and booked. The day of our tour we were picked up in the lobby of the hotel by our driver Mick. He was on time and very kind and courteous. We had the most amazing day and saw every site, look out point, attraction along the way. Mick was the perfect tour guide as he was very knowledgeable about every area, he was friendly and kind, and he was a great driver. We absolutely consider this tour the highlight of our entire trip to Ireland. We will continue to recommend this service to anyone that visits the area.

I booked this tour for my husband as an early birthday present, easy to say We had an amazing time…read morewith the great Ray. From the beginning he made us feel comfortable and gave us so much info about all the areas we were passing. He allowed us to pull off at any time to take pictures and go at our own pace. I would truly recommend this for anyone over a tour bus! So much more comfortable and personal and for a great price! Thanks for everything!

I can't give enough praise to Sage Taxi's. They helped me in our hour of need and were kind,…read moreprofessional and reasonable. I can only highly recommend.

I'm a frequent customer and of this taxi firm and was ripped off one night what was supposed to be…read morea 15 minute journey turned out to be half an hour I know for a fact the rate to my destination is €20 yet the driver charged me €30 I was shocked reported it to the gardai & taxi regulator

After a VERY long day of driving to our B&B from Cork, we were exhausted and starving, and not…read morewanting to drive anywhere. Luckily, our B&B hosts had information for local services, and Flemings was the taxi service we called. We were in Killarney for 2 days, and every time we needed to go into town (2-3 times) and back, we called Flemings. We had a few drivers, and they were all extremely pleasant, friendly, and safe drivers. We felt completely at home with them. If we find ourselves in Killarney again, we will absolutely use Flemings Taxi service again!! Its so nice to have a reliable company you can trust to ensure you can get to where you're going safely, especially when you want to have a few drinks.

We booked a last minute tour with Deros while on a recent trip to Killarney and we loved every…read moreminute of it. We were able to grab seats on the "Kerry Cliffs via Skellig Ring and Ring of Kerry" tour with our driver, Darren. He was informative, safe, and witty for the entire tour. This is a fantastic family run small business that I would highly recommend booking direct with! Can't wait for our next tour!

The Dingle tour is ok, but we had an uncomfortable bus with no leg room, and the driver could not…read morecontrol the temperature. While it was 23C outside, it was 28 in the bus for quite a while and then, suddenly, 18C. The driver Sean was not helpful. And the tour guide did a lot of off-key singing!

We stayed here two of the nights out of your 8 nights in Ireland. Killarney Inn was really a…read morepleasant and relaxing surprise. The price was amazing for its proximity to town. When we walked into our room it was very elegantly decorated. Our bathroom was recently remodeled with a shower and bathtub and gorgeous floors. The entire staff was absolutely amazing--very friendly and full of suggestions. Since this was in the middle of our trip we took advantage of their laundry services. We also chose to eat breakfast here and it did not disappoint. Guests have the option to choose buffet breakfast or hot breakfast. Both are great. The lady serving breakfast gave us the inside scoop on what places to stop in the Ring of Kerry. It really made our trip memorable and we got a lot of great photos. I was very satisfied with my stay here and highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Killarney Inn, located on the main road leading into town, is set back from the street with a small…read moreparking lot in front. The lot was full during our stay and we were told to park in the lot across the street belonging to another hotel that was closed. Not sure where you park when that hotel opens for the season. When we arrived, there was some construction going on inside the hotel and an electrical extension cord was run under the front door making it difficult to open the door. As no one was sitting at the reception desk I knocked for a while before someone came from a back room and yelled that I should 'push hard' to enter, instead of walking over to open the door for us. I guess I have gotten accustomed to the wonderful welcomes I have received from all sorts of accommodations we have stayed at in Ireland and this lack luster reception was disheartening. After checking in the receptionist instructed us to walk down a hall and up a back staircase two floors. The hotel had an assortment of sitting areas throughout the hallways. The staircases have wooden railings and are carpeted. There are fire extinguishers in the common areas and post cards for guests to take on little tables throughout the property. Once we found our room we really got a 'wow' upon opening the door. The room was quite spacious with a small canopy above the bed giving it a very regal air. The bed linens are also quite nice having a textured pattern which lends to that feel of staying somewhere special. The windows overlooked a roof, dumpsters, and a side street. Well, the room is big. The desk in a corner included a coffee / tea tray and the hairdryer is on the wall. The tea tray included little chocolate snacks that I did not try but my SO fell in love and ordered them online when we got home. Two straight back chairs are provided, and for the size of the room a nice comfortable chair or two would have been appreciated as well. Sometime you just want to sit in a chair at the end of the day instead of the bed and there is plenty of room in here for a comfortable sofa at the foot of the bed facing the TV. The bathroom is updated and a good size, but there were no amenities. One bar of soap on the sink and liquid soup dispenser in the shower. No wash clothes, shampoo, shower cap, etc. A small shelf over the sink fit some toiletries while others sat on the windowsill. The armoire by the door is large and provides plenty of space to hang coats, shirts, etc, but there is no place to set your suitcase down. The room had a 'damp' feeling the entire time we stayed and our towels always felt wet, so we hung them over the radiator each night so they were warm and dry in the morning. Our room was off the main corridor at the end of the hotel making me wonder if that is why the room felt damp. It did rain most of the time during our visit. The staff were not Irish (the accent could have been eastern European) which makes me wonder if this is why we did not get that amazing Irish welcome we've come to expect. The room gives a nice impression. All the sitting areas throughout the hotel give the halls a bit of a cluttered feel but do offer a place to rest if you are not accustomed to walking all the stairs. It's a half hour walk to Muckross Castle, or walk into town and take a pony cart to the castle, about a 5 minute walk to the Killarney Brewing Co. which serves their beer and pizza as well as offer tours in summer, 12 minutes to town and 15 minutes to the Wild Atlantic Tour company pick up spot, making it an easy location for getting around on foot.

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.

I booked a private chartered mini bus tour with J.O'Callaghans for a group of 11. I came here with…read morea group of friends and figured a nice, relaxing day trip would be a nice way to check out the remote Dingle Peninsula. The price was a steal, if you have even a small group you can more than likely do the trip without being saddled with random strangers on a regular bus tour for about the same cost. The very punctual bus was a nice Mercedes 15 passenger bus with cushy leather captains chairs, a mini fridge and massive windows so you could take in all the scenery. Our driver was the BEST!!! He was so knowledgeable about the area, it's history and random trivia factiods. He let us dictate where we stopped, how long we stayed, gave us tips for places to check out in the various towns and stopped at many scenic overlooks for the shutterbugs in our group. Even on the ride back he didn't seem to be overly concerned with having us back to our house by the official end time of our tour. I would totally and completely suggest J.O'Callaghans for any type of tour of the area!!

We just spent a week touring the countryside of Ireland. Our driver, Maurice Kelly, from J…read moreO'Callaghan & Sons Luxury Passenger Transport, proved to be the best guide. A great storyteller for sure, Maurice provided excellent historical and local knowledge. We were treated like Rock Stars with privileged access, no lines and special introductions at all of our stops. We even had a few Irish language lessons along the way. Thank you for making our visit to Ireland the best! This is the way to travel!!!