Not the most personable host to her B&B, but she was friendly enough and gave us everything we…read moreneeded. Our room looked out to a beautiful hill and pasture with tons of sheep. Very peaceful. Also, I think these were the most comfortable beds in all of Ireland. This may have been because this was our first stop after a LONG flight from Chicago - but the beds were really heavenly. The breakfast was cooked perfectly and a great start to our trip. We will be back to visit the O'Shea's again!

Oh the views! High above over looking the Dingle Harbor…read moreminutes from Conor's Pass- Ireland's highest mountain pass & downtown Dingle. Modest comfortable accommodations, just 5 ensuites w private bathrooms. Limited amenities but we found that we needed nothing. The Irish do love their food HOT & I do too! The breakfast in the sunny conservatory dining area is a wonderful treat. The porridge w Baileys Irish cream is creamy,dreamy mmmm delish! As is the salmon & scrambled eggs- tomatoes & beans w breakfast takes a little getting used too but the fresh pork products like rasher & bangers makes up for it! Gracious hostess/ proprietors. A very pleasant stay.

Dingle and Dingle peninsula drive were a must see. We spent 2 nights and drove the peninsula at…read moreleast twice. Worked out since first day the weather was rainy and hazy. Lots to see and do. My favorite area in Ireland.

This review is really for the drive to Dingle and visiting the town in August 2023…read more The road to Dingle from Cork/Killarney was not nearly as scary as the locals were telling us. There was one point where the lane went down to a single-lane and luckily we were behind a bus, so we just followed him through as he took the lead. Other areas of the drive were narrow lanes and windy roads, but not nearly as stressful as managing through the cities and round-abouts. We had a beautiful day for this scenic drive and we got our first views of the rolling, grassy hills with the rock wall dividing the properties. There were lots and lots of cows and the ocean peaked through during the last 30 minutes or so of the drive. It reminded me a lot of our version of the PCH drive in California from Ventura to Monterey, and was truly breathtaking. As we drove into Dingle, it was small but we could still feel the hustle and bustle from all the tourists. Dingle is a little surf town known for its fresh seafood and the location. We strolled around town, which was really just 3-4 streets, to look at the shops, restaurants and enjoy some people watching. We stumbled on a beer garden and after realizing that we were at a main pub, Dick Macks. There were tourists in this areas but also some local folks and we found a bench to share with another couple. *Pro tip* this may seem obvious, but if you stay at a B&B, you are expected to eat at the B&B in the morning... Even if you aren't hungry or don't want what they are serving or whatever.

Beautiful B&B with a delightful owner. The stay was wonderful - everything was clean, charming and…read moreinviting. The breakfast was terrific and our host, Mary, couldn't be nicer or more accommodating. Such a comfortable stay and the area is gorgeous. We were lucky to have chosen Brookhaven and definitely look forward to coming back!

We stumbled upon this incredible little B&B when we arrived in Waterville and loved it so much we…read morestayed two nights. Mary is the owner and is such a delightful Irish lady. The accommodations were very clean, comfortable and inviting. The tea and breakfast were also class. I would not only suggest staying at Brookhaven but I look forward to my next trip!

Excellent dinner! The seafood pie is outstanding. We're staying here tonight (unfortunately one…read morenight) as we drive around the southern coast, cramming as much Ireland into our vacation. Fantastic hotel, wonderful room! Highly recommend!

A very kind family runs this B&B. It's around the corner from the main strip making for a quiet…read morestay. However we stayed in the room under the stairs which was a bit noisy in the morning when the other guests were leaving. Breakfast was the typical complete Irish breakfast and came with all the variety one could hope for in the toast and cereal selection. Wifi was provided and worked well. The room itself was very comfortable. The bathroom, too was fairly modern and didn't leave me wanting more. The owners have two small dogs that are very sweet. One played fetch out front with me for an hour while I enjoyed a cigar - this put a big smile on my face. I'd happily stay here again.

Wow! Truly spectacular food and accommodations!!! We stayed for five days and had dinner there…read moretwice, wish we had eaten there every night! Try their prawn appetizer, amazing! Steaks were fantastic and their fish is off the charts (owner knows all the fishermen and gets fresh fish from the docks). End your meal with a sticky toffee dessert... We played Hog's Head and Waterville and toured Skellig's island while in town. Best restaurant in the area. Can't wait to get back.

Stayed at Quinlan & Cooke Boutique Townhouse a few nights in early June 2019. What a great place to…read morestay - decor is modern, clean and beach like. Parking was adequate and convenient. The morning breakfast is a great start to a Ring of Kerry day. And as mentioned the bar and hotel are convenient and top notch. Definitely want to return to this place again!