Dingle Peninsula Inns

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Our top choices for Dingle Peninsula inns

A bar area with wooden bar stools, a counter with multiple beer taps, and a seating area with tables and chairs.

1. Barr na Sraide Inn

Dingle

Angela

P13,681 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 6 - Oct 7

A bar and restaurant with wooden doors and windows displaying the name "McMunn's".

2. McMunn's

Ballybunion

Francesca elizabeth

P14,402 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 16 - Oct 17

A hotel with a yellow facade, a reception area, and a pool.

3. Tigh Mary Donals Bar & Rooms at Whitegates

Woodlawn

P10,415 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 6 - Oct 7

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Top Dingle Peninsula Hotel Reviews

The Gable Dingle

8/10 Good

"Property is located in an excellent location. The hotel is brand new, with exceptional design taste, although the rooms are quite small but very functional and tastefully accessorized."

Dingle Skellig Hotel & Peninsula Spa

8/10 Good

"First room we were given was in the old part of the hotel and it was small and in need of modernisation. We were disappointed as we’d paid €586 for 2 nights B&B for our wedding anniversary and it didn’t justify the price. However after speaking to reception we were given a much bigger junior suite room for our 2nd night which we were happier with. The restaurant food was very good for dinner and the waiting staff were great. Great views of Dingle Bay from the modern restaurant. 10min walk into Dingle which was a great place to explore."

Killarney Heights Hotel

8/10 Good

"Overall, the hotel was a good value for the location. The staff was friendly and helpful when we had questions. An oddity to us was that there was no staff on site from about midnight to 7 am, so early checkout is a matter of trust when leaving the key card on the counter. A plus is that a key card is needed to gain entry into the hotel during off hours and entry to the elevator at all hours. The breakfast was an ordinary buffet: three types of egg preparation, bacon slices, tomatoe halves, banger, beans and assorted pastries/juices/cereals/breads. The breakfast buffet did notbori change day to day, so it was a bit boring knowing that there were no different choices."

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