It's a lovely walk out of Tralee along the side of this restored canal which links the town and…read morenearby Blennerville. You can look out for the famous Blennerville Windmill a couple of miles along the way, at the mouth of the river Lee. There are beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and mountains too.

Lovely inn. Comfy beds. Spotlessly clean. Mary the owner is delightful. After we left we realized…read morewe'd left a small purse with passport (panic time) and as we were getting ready to walk back she pulled up in her car with it.

Very nice B&B near the center of the town. The hostel farther is very friendly and every time…read moreavailable for a nice chat. The accommodation is clean, comfortable and worth its price. For breakfast there is the usual choice of cereals, cooked breakfast, and toast, all served fresh and tasty. All in all a very nice and price worthy B&B. If you want to stay in Tralee you should give it a try.

This was our favorite stop during my family's 2-weeks tour of Ireland and it wasn't just the fact…read morethat Dingle is a fantastic town. The Tower View B&B was the best B&B that we have ever visited in any country. It is really cute, with a couple of nice sitting rooms and a beautiful breakfast room overlooking a piece of Dingle bay and of course the Tower (off in the distance). The mini farm had a couple of really cute dogs, ducks, chickens, goats, and sheep. Whenever my daughter had a chance to escape, we knew we could find her playing with one of the dogs or feeding the sheep with some kitchen scraps given to her by Mary. Mary and her staff are incredibly friendly and they really made us feel at home. Our group was 3 adults, a teenager, and a baby. Tower View has a large quad bedroom with a huge bathroom that was very clean and accommodated us nicely. Breakfast was also incredible. The Irish version had 2 eggs, 2 rashers, 2 bangers, Black and White Irish Pudding. Oh... and get this. The eggs are fresh from her hens each morning! The color of the yolks was deep yellow and the eggs tasted amazing. Oatmeal and fruit was also a good way to go if you don't want something too heavy. Thanks Mary! We will be back someday.

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! The reviews on Yelp don't reflect how fabulous this B&B is. Check…read moreout Trip Advisor and you'll see Mary's received 500+ glowing reviews. Stay here if you can!

An amazing place to stay. We visited for 4 nights while exploring the Dingle peninsula. Staff are…read morefabulous. Breakfast very good with a variety of fresh options. Our roommate - the junior suite over looked Dingle Bay and we watched tide roll in and out, the pedestrian hikers and even a horse and rider swimming the bay daily! Very convenient to town just a 5 minute walk. Wound definitely stay here again.

Perfect!! It's an overused word, but it fits for our stay at the Castlewood House. The food was…read moreperfect, the rooms were nicely decorated and clean and the staff were friendly. I don't know how they could have improved on our experience. Sad to leave. Would give them a 10 if I could.

I couldn't say nicer things about this hotel. The rooms are simple, but clean and comfortable. The…read moreowners, Kevin and Fiona ensure your stay with them is more than satisfying. Fiona couldn't go out of her way to make you feel like home; she is a gem. The hotel overlooks Ballybunion Beach and is simply breathtaking while having dinner in the dining room during sunset. The food is delicious and there is a wide selection on the wine list. There is also live music on weekends. The hotel is closed during the months of October through April, however, that depends on the weather.

This is a review of the Cliff House Hotel restaurant…read more 5 for view and service 3 for food - limited menu offered on certain days, tapas menu on others, full menu offered Friday Saturday Sunday - burger - 2/5 pretty bad beef burger. Chips were okay 3/5 - Caesar salad - 4/5 solid offering - chocolate chip cookie in skillet with vanilla ice cream - 3/5 cookie was a bit mealy Adage of the better the view the worse the food rings true but it was a lovely place to watch the sunset. Next time I'd just get the Caesar salad with chicken just to appreciate the view.

Ballyseede Castle is hollowed ground. I was enchanted by the…read morepicturesque landscapes of this property and the architecture of its centuries-old buildings. Starting with the castle itself, the lobby boasts maximalists decor with a wealth of classical artwork. Step outside, and a walking trail beckons through peaceful woodland. I also enjoyed seeing the ponies, dogs and donkeys that are kept on this estate. They were adorable and appeared to be quite well cared for. The dining here is exceptional. I ate dinner and breakfast at the property, and especially appreciated the steamed mussels caught just a few miles away off the coast of Ireland. The interior of both dining rooms is opulent and inviting. With plenty of room for four people, my guestroom in the lodge was also an impeccably pleasant place to spend time. Word to the wise: once you check into this property, you will not want to leave. I'll remember this stay long after my plane takes off for home.

Honestly such a cute castle/ hotel experience! Made the trip out to Tralee just to stay here and I…read morewill say it was a very relaxing and quaint evening. The vibes are great (it is known to be ~haunted~ however sadly did NOT see any ghosts:((( The staff were super friendly, the grounds have irish wolfhounds roaming around, and the food at the restaurant(s) within the castle were very good. I do wish there was more to do/see around the property and the town, but was a great spot to just relax. The dinner selection was GREAT, but the breakfast was just okay/mediocre (some of the buffet items were a little old/ stale it seemed like).

This hotel is a nice hotel. It has air conditioning in each room. The food is not that good at the…read morerestaurant or bar here. I stayed 2 days and had dinner both nights at the hotel to try different food and give them more than one try on the food. Sad to say that the food was not up to par with other hotels I have stayed in Ireland.

Overall, a good physical plant, with poor service…read more The interior is attractive, with a spacious lobby leading to an inviting bar and restaurant. Rooms are adequate. They're of decent size, with large windows (though ours faced the somewhat severe-looking courtyard). Everything seemed clean and pretty well maintained. WARNING: I don't know what cleansers they use, but the tub floors are incredibly slippery. There's a sticker in the tub saying something like "Tub floor is slippery, please use the tub mat provided," but there's no mat. One highlight is the kitchen, which I believe serves both the restaurant and the bar. We had dinner in the restaurant one night and the bar one night, and both were very good. The restaurant's beef and Guinness stew was excellent. In the bar we ordered appetizers (which were easily large enough to make a reasonable meal), and all were very good. Biggest negative was some of the service, especially in the restaurant. The first night was a hot mess. We're with a bus tour and that dinner was our first night meet-and-greet, so we were a party of something like 48 people. Which is admittedly a lot, but they were giving us a very limited fixed-price 3-course menu, and didn't have to deal with payment, so it was hardly extreme. The service that night was egregious. We'd barely sat down before someone was there wanting to take our orders for all three courses. That, BEFORE we even got water, let alone placed drink orders. It took about 25 minutes for someone to take our drink orders. The folks at the table next to us NEVER got to place a drink order! When food started coming out - before our drinks arrived - servers kept trying to bring us the wrong food. We asked if we could split a dessert. Our waiter didn't understand and brought us two desserts. We asked for decaf tea. The server didn't understand and had to go get the woman who seemed to be a manager - who said they DID NOT HAVE ANY decaf tea at all. I feel like there were a few other missteps that night but I don't remember them all. There were issues with breakfast, too - running out of coffee, no tea to be found, etc - and the porters didn't pick up luggage from several rooms the morning of checkout. It's a shame that such a nicely designed space lacks sufficient suitable personnel!

Rooms were great, although be sure to read the instructions on the water heater. They don't…read moreautomatically turn on until morning, so if you're a nighttime shower person, you have to hit the switch to turn it on before the shower. Wife had to learn that the hard way. FYI they don't supply washcloths either, so we had to go buy some as-close-to-washcloth-thingys at the grocery store ourselves. Bring some if you use them. Also try not to let them put you in suites 10-20. You have to walk too far from the parking lot to get to the door. Front desk people were friendly and helpful, grounds are kept nicely, hotel is convenient to town and it's a short hop onto the Ring of Kerry'

We stayed in the woodland cottages for our visit. While the cottages do need a facelift for sure ,…read moreit had a lot of room and decent set up. That's NOT why it only gets a 2 star. When I can in , reception was closed and when I knocked on the door(as was posted) the lady was a bit abrupt. She directed me to the leisure center - took me a minute to find it. The lady I dealt with there was very pleasant. Once we got to the cabin , we found our door didn't have a lock ( see picture) only 2 people could shower with hot water per day( there were 4 of us) only one bedroom had a hair dryer and two of the heating units didn't work. There were 4 channels available on the TV and the couch was very uncomfortable. Each bedroom had a full/double and a twin and lots of storage space.