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The Brehon

4.6 of 5 • 298 reviews
Killarney
We were there for two nights during which there were two large wedding parties. The second took over the dining room where we had planned to eat, leaving an overcrowded bar area. Read more
£95

The International Hotel Killarney

4.6 of 5 • 300 reviews
Killarney
Very clean and easy access into the center of town. The staff was helpful, rooms were nicely appointed and reasonably priced. One surprise was the lack of air conditioning. We were fortunate to be able to open the window for air circulation bu … Read more
£79

The Europe Hotel & Resort

4.8 of 5 • 253 reviews
Killarney
A truly luxury break for my wife and myself a fantastic experience from start to finish Again the only negative thing I would have to say was I can't understand why there was a camp type single bed shoved into room by the window blocking full … Read more
£193

The Fairview

4.4 of 5 • 261 reviews
Killarney
We were very impressed with this hotel. Yes it cost more per night but the facilities were well worth it. Large rooms and a tile heated both room.Staff were very helpful in lining up tours for us.All in all we could not have asked for more. Read more
£71

Arbutus Hotel Killarney

4.4 of 5 • 277 reviews
Killarney
Excellent staff, extremely nice and helpful. Were willing to go way beyond the call of duty, so to speak. Of course the location is central Read more
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The Malton

4.5 of 5 • 152 reviews
Killarney
We chose this hotel for it's location near to the town centre and it has free on site parking. It is a lovely, older style hotel with large bedrooms, nice reception and lots of little rooms to sit and have a drink off the main corridors. The … Read more
£105

Killarney Park Hotel

4.9 of 5 • 101 reviews
Killarney
From the moment you arrive you will find the staff to be very attentive. The hotel is beautiful in it's décor, the outdoor areas are pristine and well maintained. The room was lovely and very comfortable. The pool is quite large with indoor an … Read more
£177

Randles Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 287 reviews
Killarney
Easy walk to town - clean room Right across from the Brewery Read more
£70

Killarney Avenue Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 93 reviews
Killarney
This hotel was close to everything. We tried the Hannigans bar and restaurant across from the hotel. It was amazing! More for a special night; it is a little more pricey than a pub. We only had to walk two blocks to get to the tour buses to … Read more
£87

Cahernane House Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 113 reviews
Killarney
Such a quietly elegant place. You feel like you are in Downton Abbey. The staff understands service and was gracious, helpful to a fault and friendly but never overbearing. The bathroom had a deep tub, heated towel rack and floor. It also had … Read more
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beautiful hotel in a beautiful location!

5 out of 5

The Brehon is not in town and requires a 20 minute walk or a 5 minute drive into "town" where you'll find many lovely restaurants and pubs. The hotel is spectacular. Beautifully designed. We were upgraded (without asking) into an enormous suite that was amazing. Breakfast was lovely and one of the highlights of the day! :) The spa was also wonderful and we enjoyed relaxing in the vitality suite after 2 long days of hiking. (The massages we got were also spectacular.) Cannot recommend highly enough.

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5 out of 5

Nice property near the center of town. Staff was exceptionally helpful and pleasant. Guiness on tap.

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Pocket Guide: Kerry

One of Ireland’s most popular tourist destinations, County Kerry is brimming with scenery that will live long in the memory; an unforgettable mixture of rugged coastline, rolling countryside, bogs and mysterious looking mountains. Visitors looking to experience the romance of Ireland won’t be disappointed in Kerry. As well as the magnificent landscape, there are many fine attractions to explore in one of Ireland’s least urbanised and independent counties, one where a warm welcome awaits around every corner.

The Hub of Kerry

Set in the heart of one of Ireland’s finest national parks, Killarney has been plying its tourist trade for more than 250 years. It’s full of quality restaurants, pubs and accommodation, all on the doorstep of beautiful lakes, woodland, waterfalls and moors lying in the shadow of the country’s highest mountains, Macgillycuddy’s Reeks.

The town’s history dates back to the Neolithic period and, based on the copper ore mined on Ross Island, was home to some important Bronze Age settlements. Over the centuries, expert stonemasons crafted forts and devised Ogham script before, eventually, Viscount Kenmare developed the town as the Irish answer to England’s Lake District.

Exploring Kerry

The majority of the one million visitors who descend on the county every year tend to stick to Killarney and its attractions and the famous Ring of Kerry, a scenic drive around the neighbouring Iveragh Peninsula.

Stretching for more than 110 miles, the longest of Ireland’s renowned circular routes combines incredible coastal scenery with picturesque countryside and fascinating villages providing perfect stop-off points for refreshments. Although the ring can be completed in a day, you could take your time and stay overnight in somewhere like Killorglin or Kenmare.

The coastal scenery is at its best between Waterville and Caherdaniel, with the UNESCO World Heritage site of Skellig Michael, a jagged 217m high chunk of rock, providing a fascinating diversion. Despite its appearance and isolation, from the 6th to the 13th centuries it was home to Christian monks looking for ultimate solitude.

The more compact Dingle Peninsula, the most western point in Europe at its tip, can also be explored using another circular drive. Its breathtaking natural beauty, mixed with rings forts, ancient ruins and charming towns like Dingle, make it an experience to remember.

See and Do

Some of County Kerry’s most popular attractions are based around Killarney. As well as the natural wonders of its national park, there is 15th century Ross Castle, Knockreer House and Gardens, the Muckross Estate, with a wonderfully restored 19th century mansion at its heart, and Inisfallen Island, home to a monastery believed to have been founded by St Finian the Leper in the 7th century.

Kerry County Museum, in Tralee, has some excellent interpretive displays, including a Medieval Experience that recreates life in the town, smells and all, in 1450.

The Skellig Experience on Valentia Island chronicles the history of the Skellig Michael monks as well as the island’s lighthouses and wildlife, while the atmospheric ruins of Ballycarbery Castle, and two ring forts nearby, can be found in Caherciveen.

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