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!

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.

This was a very nice little Hostel. I have stayed here twice over the past few years in my travels…read moreto Ireland, and both times it was a pleasurable experience. The view off of the upper balcony, looking towards Ballycarbery Castle across the canal as the fog rolls in off the ocean, is amazing. On my first stay, we came in very late at night after a long day of exploring, it was pouring rain, and we were very very tired. The nice elderly couple (Owners) took us in and made sure we had everything we needed. The rooms were very comfortable and clean, and the hospitality was very nice! Across the street from Sive is a little gas station that has a wide variety of snacks and food such as freshly made pizzas and sandwiches. There are also many ancient Ring Forts in the area to explore, along with many other historical structures. I definitely recommend Sive Hostel for a good nights rest during your adventures!

Had THE best time. We were here for a family wedding and chose the Sive for six of us to stay. This…read morewas my first experience of a hostel and I found it combined the best features of a hotel and b&b. The privacy and accessibility of a hotel and the personal service of a b&b. The rooms were very comfortable and very clean and well decorated. The hostel is centrally located on the Main Street of the town. Stayed August 2016, travelled with family

Wow. This is an Amazing B&B with an easy 5 min downhill walk to Portmagee town. The hosts (Mary and…read moreJim) have a smooth operation and make your stay easy. The rooms are modern and nice and bright. Hot coffee/tea and bottled water in your room and a full bathroom with good water pressure and nice temperature shower. Bedroom was large and had lots of storage for your stuff. Even a wall safe if you felt necessary. Free WiFi worked well too, and free parking out front. The included breakfast was made to order eggs or pancakes and/or full Irish breakfast with sausages bacon and puddings if you desire. I enjoyed the eggs, tomato, and beans and all the brown bread, cereals and fruits I needed. Plus tea and juice. Mary was a delight and super friendly with advice. I would gladly stay here again if we are in the area. Glad I got a referral from the Mooring hotel who were fully booked.

This B&B is located just across the bridge in Portmagee. There was only…read moreone room left when we arrived. According to the owner, the smallest one. It had a queen size bed and a water cooker. No TV, but it's own bathroom and free (albeit slow) WiFi. Furniture was modern cottage style and the room was painted in friendly lavender colors. Though the room itself had no TV, the guest lounge had a huge 50" Flatscreen made a quite comfy impression. For breakfast there was a wide variety available, from full Irish over pancakes to kiplings. The owners, Mary and Jim, were very friendly and even helped organizing a trip to the Skelligs. The room was 60 EUR including breakfast for the two of us. No Credit Cards accepted.

Nice place on the water with a great little bar attached…read more They include breakfast which has a hot menu and a complimentary open buffet of cold sides.

Restaurant was amazing. GREAT food and. Excellent service. We came in after a full day on a sight…read moreseeing coach. The wait staff was prompt, attentive and the food... WOW. Did NOT disappoint. Define stop here for a great meal.

Yet another lovely stay at Klondyke House. The location is perfect along the Ring of Kerry, near…read morethe sea, surrounded by mountains and rolling green Irish countryside. This is a magical place to visit, truly enchanting. The hosts always take care of us well. They know everything about the area, having spent most of their lives in Waterville, and Cahersiveen (larger town just down the road). The Waterville Golf Links - a world class golf course - is located within minutes by car. Excellent seafood restaurants are nearby, either by car or on foot. The Waterville Craft Market is located right next door. Also nearby, the Tech Amergin Arts Centre offers all sorts of interesting classes, workshops, art exhibits, as well as amusing Irish film nights we enjoyed viewing during our stay. Lastly, behind the B&B, they have a lovely modern vacation rental property that is available to rent by the week. Having stayed in the B&B, and the vacation rental, I highly recommend both. My only complaint: I can't stay here long enough!

Prior to staying at Klondyke House, I would have been very hesitant to lodge in a B&B. I always…read morefigured that they don't offer the facilities and comfort of a hotel, and the whole "staying in someone's home" vibe was something of a turn off. Klondyke house completely changed my perceptions of this. Our room was of the standard of many hotels I've stayed in, very modern and clean. It also had a lovely bathroom (which appeared to be brand new, or else very well maintained), with a very nice, powerful shower (I like a good shower). Everything you'd expect in a hotel -- kit for making tea and coffee, hairdryer, good TV, free and fast Wifi -- it was all there. Noise does seem to travel between rooms in this house, but the other guests were very quiet. I would worry about the noise levels had there been any louder guests. The proprietors were nice and friendly, but not at all overbearing. They made polite conversation without annoying you (I'm not really a people person when on holiday, and am always wary of B&Bs because I'm worried of the hosts being up in your business). The breakfast is beautiful! A very good selection, and the soda bread is a highlight (bacon and salmon are also very good). I do prefer the buffet style of hotels, because I like to try a bit of everything when on holidays, but I appreciate this mightn't be feasible in a B&B. Maybe the hosts could encourage guests to order more than one thing from the breakfast menu? But that's a tiny gripe, the food and service were both wonderful. The property is a five minute walk into the heart of the village. There isn't a huge amount to do in Waterville itself, but it's at the centre of a beautiful part of Ireland, so there's a plenty of attractions in the vicinity. If staying for a week or so, a car would be handy for seeing the sights, but for a weekend, all you need is to make your way to the pubs for the great seafood. A highly enjoyable weekend, and the Klondyke B&B played a large part in that. I would recommend it to anyone.

Maybe my favorite accommodation of all time! Guest Pax House was a dream start to finish. The rooms…read morewere so comfortable, the bathroom was luxurious and the view out onto the pasture and water was divine. The roaming cows and sheep were so fun to watch during the day. The breakfast at Pax House was one of the best breakfasts I've ever had! The scones and yogurt were so fresh and the entree was delicious. They use fresh produce and eggs from their homestead and you can tell the difference. The location was just a quick 15 minute walk into town and they provide you with bright safety vests as you're walking on a narrow road with no shoulder or sidewalk for about 5 minutes of the walk. John and company are so lovely and helpful. I think about this place all the time and how I can't wait to go back. It was so relaxing and rejuvenating and no detail was left out.

Which an amazing bed and breakfast! The food is amazing in the morning and the hospitality is…read moresuperb.

Waterville Kerry - the site of the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships 2015, a place swarming…read morewith rowers from across the country for the weekend. We were really lucky to get a last minute booking at the Sea Lodge Hotel, newly reopened, in the heart of the small seaside town. After a long drive across country, we were greeted by friendly staff, comfortable beds and luxurious toiletries, all a short walk from the lake where the competition was taking place. In addition to comfortable surroundings, the food here was excellent, with the staff able to cater for our large group of hungry rowers at dinner time (most of whom weren't fortunate enough to stay in the hotel), as well as providing substantial breakfasts and great coffee and lunch. Even when we tried to eat elsewhere (to give other local places a chance), we kept ending up being drawn back again for more!

I would definitely stay at this lovely hotel again! I recommend that you make this hotel your…read morechoice too! The hospitality, well-appointed, clean rooms, friendly staff, and dining really wowed me! We certainly enjoyed premium, delicious meals for both breakfast and dinner served be the most professional staff. You'll enjoy breathtaking views, relaxing lounges, multiple dining options, plus an added bonus is that this hotel is located within walking distance to nearby pubs and stores in Dingle! What a wonderful hotel!

No hot water. How can this be? We stayed here two days. On the first morning, the water for the…read moreshower was warm but not hot. On the second day, the shower water wasn't even warm. We called the front desk and they suggested that we go use the showers close to the spa because they were closer to the boiler room. As if that wasn't at all inconvenient. A hotel that can't even supply hot water to its guests shouldn't be in business. The rest of the hotel is great - clean rooms, good food, good service, good location. But they failed miserably for the one major necessity.