Bed & Breakfasts als Ferienunterkünfte in Kerry

Beenoskee B&B with Spectacular Ocean Views

Experience the magic and splendor of the Wild Atlantic Way, at Beenoskee Bed & Breakfast which is located on the northern shore of the Dingle Peninsula. We have been welcoming guests for many years and we strive to make their stay a memorable and a happy experience. We are located on the foot-hills of the Beenoskee mountain range and fronted by the spectacular Atlantic Ocean. Brandon Bay beach is Ireland’s longest, and uninterrupted sandy beach. Your host, Mary looks forward to welcoming you.

Valley Vista, Black Valley, adjoining Killarney Pk

It's on a one-lane road in the Black Valley, ideal for hiking and bike riding in a peaceful, quiet, secluded location. It can be reached from Moll's Gap (3km), 17km from the Gap of Dunloe, 25km from Carrauntoohil, and 13km from Kenmare, the nearest town, where you'll find pubs and restaurants. It also adjoins Killarney Park and The Ring of Kerry. Breakfast includes a selection of homemade scones or bread, and other delights in a lovely conservatory with a stunning view of the Black Valley.

Dingle Charming Sea View Cottage

Small bedroom with 2 single beds in a charming bungalow is located 3 minutes walk to a lovely small cove and plenty of countryside hikes. One and a half miles to town. Have breakfast with a sea view. Host lives in the home and is available to answer any questions and give suggestions for a memorable holiday. Continental self service breakfast included. An indoor dog lives here as well as a horse might be in the paddock. Bathroom is shared for the shower. I have my own toilet.

Inch Beach House Bed and Breakfast

Situated on the coast of the Dingle Peninsula, this contemporary Bed & Breakfast features panoramic views of Inch Beach. The B&B is only steps away from the beach, family-friendly activities, restaurants, pubs and dining. The property features plenty of outdoor space, comfy beds & pillows and endless opportunities for adventure. It is an ideal sanctuary and location for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids).

Family-Friendly, Warm and Welcoming

Fully furnished warm and friendly environment with a personal touch added to each of the rooms to make them ideal to unwind after the day spent out around Kerry. Located an hour at most to any part of the county. This room is bright and airy with a splendid view of the Mcgillycuddy Reeks mountains. Room is €110 per night for two people sharing. With continental breakfast included. Full irish breakfast can be included at an extra cost.

The Shed

A 15 / 20 minute drive from Killarney on route to the famous Ring of Kerry in the middle of the Reeks District voted in the top 5 destinations to visit in the Rough Guide. 7 minutes to Killorglin the home of Puck Fair the oldest festival in Ireland. This cottage is set at the foot of the McGillycuddy Reeks with a view of Carrantuohill. Perfect for hiking, walking and cycling... The space sleeps 2 people. The heating is electric.

Be our guest :)

We offer a double room in a warm friendly house with tea/coffee on arrival.You have your own private bathroom..There is free wifi with a light breakfast included in your stay also.We are within walking distance of about 5/6 minutes to Tralee town center and the bus/train station.We are on gateway to Killarney and dingle.. We look forward to meeting you

Beautiful Views from The Mill at Gortaneden

Our place is on the Wild Atlantic Way and is ideally located for touring the Ring of Kerry and Dingle Peninsula. You’ll love our place because of the light, the comfy bed, the scrumptious breakfast and the dogs, which want petting, and chickens that will try to scrounge biscuits crumbs from you. It's good for couples and solo adventurers.

Old Irish Farmhouse R1 Kingsize bed

This old farmhouse is situated beside the sea amid the most stunning coastal scenery of the Wild Atlantic Way on Slea Head. it is a great place to get away from modern life. Stunning sea views and peace and quiet. Ideal location for people walking the Dingle way.