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Dingle Bay Hotel
Situated in the heart of Dingle by by pier and marina, the family-owned Dingle Bay Hotel offers free Wi-Fi in certain areas, free parking, a stylish bar, and a restaurant.
Base Dingle
Base Dingle is set in Dingle, within 600 metres of Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium and 48 km of Siamsa Tire Theatre.
Dingle Benners Hotel
In central Dingle, Benners Hotel offers traditional, spacious rooms and Irish cuisine, on the shores of the Dingle peninsula. Benners is a classic hotel with old world charm and ambience.
Hotel Ceann Sibeal
Ceann Sibéal Hotel is in the centre of Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula, halfway along Slea Head Drive with its breathtaking views, including views of Ceann Sibeal headland, site for the shooting...
Dingle Skellig Hotel
Just 200 metres from Dingle Bay, the Dingle Skellig Hotel and Peninsula Spa has a leisure club with childrens pool as well as a 17mtr poolm a restaurant and gym.
Old Irish farmhouse
Offering sea views, Old Irish farmhouse is an accommodation set in Dingle, 15 km from Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium and less than 1 km from Slea Head.
Murphy's Pub and Bed & Breakfast
Centrally located on Strand Street by the waterfront, Murphys is a family run Pub, Restaurant and Bed & Breakfast.
JUST B Townhouse
Located in Dingle, less than 1 km from Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium and 48 km from Siamsa Tire Theatre, JUST B Townhouse provides accommodation with amenities such as free WiFi and a flat-screen TV.
An Capall Dubh B&B Dingle
An Capall Dubh B&B Dingle, a property with a garden, is situated in Dingle, 48 km from Siamsa Tire Theatre, 48 km from Kerry County Museum, as well as 5.8 km from Dingle Golf Centre.
Fab View
Set in Dingle and only 1.5 km from Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium, Fab View offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
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Dingle Bay Hotel
Hotel in DingleBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 1,364 reviewsSituated in the heart of Dingle by by pier and marina, the family-owned Dingle Bay Hotel offers free Wi-Fi in certain areas, free parking, a stylish bar, and a restaurant.
Milltown House Dingle
Hotel in DingleBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very good - What previous guests thought, 583 reviewsLocated in Dingle, in County Kerry, Milltown House Dingle offers en suite accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free private parking. This property benefits from a stunning location overlooking Dingle Bay.
Hotel Ceann Sibeal
Hotel in DingleBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 860 reviewsCeann Sibéal Hotel is in the centre of Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula, halfway along Slea Head Drive with its breathtaking views, including views of Ceann Sibeal headland, site for the shooting...
Dingle Skellig Hotel
Hotel in DingleBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 657 reviewsJust 200 metres from Dingle Bay, the Dingle Skellig Hotel and Peninsula Spa has a leisure club with childrens pool as well as a 17mtr poolm a restaurant and gym.
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Music scene is awesome!
Music scene is awesome! Also enjoyed driving the Dingle Peninsula. Dingle is a very nice town to wander around and see the sights. Courtney's Bakery and the Dingle Tavern were two of our favorites.Guest review byAnonymous - 10
One of my favourite beach in all Ireland with Fermoyle Beach...
One of my favourite beach in all Ireland with Fermoyle Beach on the other side of the peninsula. Stupendous views. I'd recommend booking dinner at Out of the Blue in Dingle. The best seafood restaurant in Ireland in my view. For kids there's a pet farm after ventry where you can feed sheep, lambs, goats, alpacas, horses, pigs.Guest review byThierryIreland - 10
Only stayed 1 night this time but probably the most...
Only stayed 1 night this time but probably the most beautiful place to visit, we've visited dunquin many times over many years and it never disappoints, if you get the chance to go there please do because it's amazingGuest review byjasonIreland - 8.0
Location and views were great.
Location and views were great. Staff was so so with exception of one man possible the owner who was very nice and informative. The bar is super small. Most guest were hikers. Honestly happy we stayed there instead of Dingle town. Best showers in Ireland. Not happy with breakfastGuest review byNeilUnited States - 10
The hotel we stayed in was probably the only one of...
The hotel we stayed in was probably the only one of significance in Annascaul. And it was great. We loved the village as it has character and is near Dingle etc., But is a great small town of itself and it has the history of the Antarctic hero, Tom Crean. Well worth a visit for a night or two or as a base for swimming, hikes, excursions in beautiful country.Guest review byEileenAustralia - 8.0
This is a very small village.
This is a very small village. If you are looking for lots of activities within walking distance, this is not the place. The views and walking trails here are lovely, but no shops or restaurants. That being said, the locals are absolutely warm and inviting.Guest review byTiffanyUnited States - 10
Lovely beach, friendly people in the town and a good number...
Lovely beach, friendly people in the town and a good number of shops and coffee/lunch options. Would highly recommend the Junction Bar for food and drink which is only a five minute drive from the townGuest review byMaureenUnited Kingdom - 10
One of the most magnificent & dramatic landscapes in the...
One of the most magnificent & dramatic landscapes in the world. I loved hiking in the area. The beaches are world class (you need a wetsuit to swim) & on sunny days, the greens of fields and pasture are positively vibrant. I did fine w/o a car - Ireland has a great network of local buses. Furthermore, the Irish are remarkably hospitable and kind.Guest review byCristina - 10
The guest house is great, love the location and would come...
The guest house is great, love the location and would come back again. I would love to stay for longer but it’s too expensive to stay for a week after I’ve paid for the hire car etc x the pub is lovely next door with great food xGuest review byAnonymous - 10
We were greeted warmly by the Reception personnel and led to...
We were greeted warmly by the Reception personnel and led to our accommodations. Since my sister and her husband were traveling with my husband and me, we had two rooms and a separate hallway from the other two bedrooms; all four rooms shared the commons area--kitchen/dining/living room. We LOVED that these accommodations were on the first floor! No steps! We enjoyed having our dinner takeout and breakfast in the Commons on a nice sized table instead of on our laps. The bedrooms were large with a desk nook, closet, bookcase, and lots of storage; the bathroom was modern, clean, and also spacious. Towels and tolietries were supplied and plentiful for us. Bed was comfortable. The TV was a bit small and the volume was very low, which is the only negative to this experience. We all realized that this would be a great place to spend more time and use it as a base for touring nearby sites instead of moving accommodations nightly.Guest review byCatherineUnited States
