3-Star, Top-Rated Hotels in Kerry

A charming little hotel in Killarney, ideally positioned for pursuing a wide range of different activities such as hiking, golfing, walking and sightseeing.

Dingle Bay Hotel, situated in the picturesque town of Dingle, offers a unique blend of traditional family hospitality and modern conveniences. Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodations with amenities such as heated bathroom floors, free Wi-Fi and multichannel TV, while exploring the stunning Dingle Peninsula. The hotel serves a delectable breakfast, featuring local produce and a variety of menu options to suit every taste. With its prime location, guests can easily discover Ireland's most westerly point, hike Mount Brandon and experience the thriving local food scene. A stay at Dingle Bay Hotel is sure to enhance the enjoyment of this beautiful region.

Just a 5-minute walk from Killarney town, Woodlawn House is located in a quiet location with panoramic vistas of the Kerry Mountains.

Newly-built bed and breakfast, featuring two additional apartments; a spacious luxury home where you will be feel the warm Irish hospitality. Breathtaking views of the ocean and just five minutes walk to a wonderful, sandy beach.

The hotel's guests can expect all that Eamonn and Joan Bowler have always excelled in: personal knowledge of the area, the love of hospitality and the desire to make guests feel welcome and comfortable.

Crystal Springs B&B is a family-run bed and breakfast found in Killarney. At Crystal Springs you can get the best of both worlds, with a location that is in the pleasant country-side, but just a few minutes from downtown Killarney. In the rooms are ensuite bathrooms, TVs, and mini-fridges. For families, there are also children’s meals, cots and high chairs, and babysitting services available. You can even take advantage of the hotel’s bike hire. The area provides for plenty to explore, such as boating trips, fishing on location, entertainment centers, and much more.

Annascaul is the ideal place to start driving the Wild Atlantic Way or visiting Ireland’s south east.