Hotels Near Glendahalin – The Glen of St. Dahalin in Kerry

I attended a family wedding on Friday 6th Sep and to just say that the hotel and grounds are stunning, would not do it justice enough. It is the most magical place but it was not only the scenery and hotel that had us in awe. The staff more than contributed to the wonderful time we had there. TJ and Thys went above and beyond to make sure that my son (who is autistic) was ok with everything, with Thys approaching me to explain that he was about to play some loud music while introducing the bridal party and wanted to make sure that my son with would be ok with that and then TJ the next morning helping my son decide his breakfast and calling him by his name, Finn. It was such a personal touch and meant so much. I also had a shoe malfunction not long after the ceremony that the girls on reception sorted for me within minutes, enabling me to continue on at the wedding. I can’t thank them all enough and would definitely recommend the hotel and staff to everyone. Whether it be for a short stay or for a big occasion because they 100% look after each and every guest.

This was such a great place to stay! We were greeted by Maurice who was very friendly and made our stay even more special. He provided great recommendations on where to go and cooked us a yummy breakfast the next morning and sat and chatted with us. The rooms were clean and it was really cool staying in such a unique building that used to be used as horse stables. The b&b was in the perfect location and was right next to the pier and a short walk away from Main Street. We would definitely stay there again and highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Dingle. Such a great experience that really made our trip to Ireland so special.

The hotel is on the seaside of Dingle, not far from the town center and only a 10-minute walk away. The room had a nice view of the bay. Desy at the front desk was very enthusiastic to help us call the car rental company to solve the tire problem. Thank you very much. The breakfast was very rich. The three of them ordered traditional Irish breakfast, Belgian waffles, boiled eggs, and a variety of self-service breads, fruit cups, and milk juices. There are heated swimming pools, Fungie Kids Club, etc. The children's club can be hosted, and children have fun in it. Even though we only stayed for one night, we had a great time here.

We traveled to Killarney for a holiday in April. I got a fabulous room at a very reasonable price in this hotel. This place has a fantastic view of the lakes and the mountains, and the picturesque trails from the campus are also worth a try. Definitely recommend anyone who visits Killarney to stay here. I wish we had more days to stay!!

We booked a junior suite for 2 nights. The room was located on the street side which was quite noisy with the road and foot traffic if you left the windows opened however closing the window blocked out the majority of noise. The room was spacious, but I wouldn’t say the decor was modern it had an antique feel to it. The walls are quite thin so you could hear guests in the room next door. The wi-fi was ridiculously slow when it actually worked. No face washers in the room but a call to receptions quickly resolved that. Breakfast was cooked to order and we loved the traffic light posters 🚥 advising guests of the quiet and busy times. A central location, no parking on site but a public car park is a short walk from the hotel costing €3 for 24 hours or free on Sundays and public holidays.

The rooms are Clean and comfortable centrally located in the town. Breakfast had the usual fair. On checking you are asked to pay for stay upfront which is fine but just weren't aware. I had booked a twin and when went to the room this was a King bed. There was no issue when I requested the bed type to be changed. Overall a nice stay

Had the pleasure of staying in the Hights hotel in April. We upgraded to one of the new premium rooms, and were not disappointed. Fridge, tea coffee facilities in room. Walkin shower. We only had B&B , a big shout out to Leen in the restaurant. Every morning, she had our well-done Bacon ready after our first day. ( it's the little things that make the difference) All the restaurant staff were lovely and helpful over our 4 days . Yes, I would recommend and would stay again. Note there are two types of rooms , premium ( just renovated) and standard.

Excellent for visiting Killarney and surrounding area. 20 minute brisk walk into town. On main road which was noisy from the balcony rooms so bear in mind if you want more peace go around the back. A relaxed and friendly hotel.

I suppose the risk of arriving after 7pm to check in for one night is that you take whatever room they offer. I was staying for the first time on business at the Kilkarney Oaks Hotel. From the outside it seems like a nice hotel and as soon as you enter the spacious and luxurious foyer you get the feeling that this is no ordinary 4 star hotel. The decor is beautiful, between the freshness of grey tones and the crystal chandeliers, no expense has been spared. Check in was fast and pleasant and I was assigned my room. However, the room was a slight let down. The size was no bigger than I would expect from any Itish hotel room. But I wasn't expecting it to be crammed full of beds! I was staying as an individual, but had the choice of a small double bed or either of two single beds. I thought it was like Goldilocks choice, but I refrained from seeing if one was too hard, one too soft and one just right! If this was considered a family room them it was for a tiny family who liked living on top of each other. I had to rearrange furniture just to get to the window to close the curtains. As a businessman I tend to get to my room and stay in it until bedtime. But this room was very unwelcoming. Don't get me wrong, it was spotlessly clean, fresh and felt like it had just been totally redecorated. It just wasn't a nice place to be because of the number of beds along with a table and 2 chairs. I'm glad I only stayed 1 night. I might give it another go the next time I'm in Killarney but I'll be more circumspect about defining what is acceptable as a place of comfort.