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Set in Tarbert, 48 km from Kerry County Museum, The Lanterns Hotel offers accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.

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Dave

From

Canada

The owner/family is exceptional, going out of their way to make your stay perfect. We felt at home, the room was great, slept well. The restaurant was very good, enjoyed our breakfast.

Clonoughter Heights features rooms in Glin. This beachfront property offers access to free WiFi and free private parking. The accommodation offers luggage storage space and room service for guests.

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Stefanie

From

Germany

Everything was perfect. Very clean house, big rooms. Best breakfast we ever had. The lady of the house simply was great. So lovely and open minded. We had really nice talks . We wanted to fill her up in bottles and take her home :-)

Scenic estuary way home offers accommodation in Labasheeda, 41 km from Dromoland Castle. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.

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helenie

From

Ireland

Location is excellent for a quiet and peaceful stay. Views from windows of estuary is breathtaking. We had the use of a full kitchen to make our breakfast.

Featuring garden views, Mortara Cottage V31KV24 provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 44 km from Kerry County Museum.

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Charles

From

United Kingdom

Very spacious accommodation. Clean, quiet surroundings and has all the amenities you need.

Located in Ballylongford and only 43 km from Kerry County Museum, Carrig Island Lodge provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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jackie

From

United Kingdom

Gorgeous location with lovely views. Very clean, lovely patio and very comfortable house. We had an amazing time and will be back.

On Carrig Island, entry by bridge, in County Kerry, Castle View House provides comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation facing the 15th-century Carrigafoyle Castle.

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Sebastian

From

Germany

Very quiet surroundings. Great to relax. The owners offer dinner as well and were super nice. This made the stay even more relaxing.

Situated in Glin, Geoghegans Magpie Bar and B&B has a garden and bar. This bed and breakfast features free private parking, full-day security and free WiFi.

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Mislav

From

Croatia

Great hospitality, amazing people. They have such a cool pub and a long history family business.

Set in Listowel, 27 km from Kerry County Museum, The Listowel Arms Hotel offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

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Trish and Bill

From

Australia

The staff we very friendly and helpful, nothing was a bother for them, room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast that was offered was very tasty, and a great choice.

Offering garden views, Zoe Bistro & Accommodation is an accommodation situated in Kilrush, 39 km from Loop Head Lighthouse and 43 km from The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.

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Tom

From

Estonia

Super nice place to stay and very warm hosts. Breakfast it's self is worth to go.

Offering a garden and garden view, Carriglea is set in Listowel, 28 km from Kerry County Museum and 28 km from Siamsa Tire Theatre.

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Susan

From

France

Where do I start? We loved our stay in Listowel and many of our good memories and stories from our Irish holiday stem from there and, especially, our B’n’B host. Listowel is handy for exploring Kerry and across the Shannon into Clare, and Carriglea is perfectly located within walking distance of the town and all its attractions, whilst situated in a peaceful spot. Our room was immaculate, as is the whole house: bright and spacious, beautifully decorated and very comfortable. We enjoyed our breakfasts immensely, appreciating the lovely fresh fruit salads and homemade muesli, along with the company of our fellow guests. Above all, it was our wonderful host, Aoife, who made our stay so enjoyable. It’s a cliché, but she really was a mine of information, about the town and its environs, its history and heritage, where to visit and where to eat and drink. We enjoyed the monorail and the river walk, a moment of reflection in the famine memorial graveyard, the buildings of historic interest and the museum featuring well known local writers. Each of the many bars serves up its own particular ambience and character, whether it be buzzing with conversation or live music, tasty food, a match or race on tv, but always with a friendly welcome and a good pint of Guinness. We would highly recommend Carriglea, but we have it from the horse’s mouth that you have to book well ahead, especially for the Listowel Races.