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3 hotels in the neighborhood of Dingle, Kerry - Page 1

Q: Which hotels in Dingle, Kerry offer good breakfasts?

The hotels Dingle Benners Hotel , Hotel Dingle Skellig & Peninsula Spa and Hotel Milltown House have received very positive reviews from travelers for their breakfast options.

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3 Hotels in Dingle, Kerry

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Dingle Benners Hotel

Dingle, Kerry (Co.Kerry)

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Dingle Benners Hotel

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Hotel Dingle Skellig & Peninsula Spa

Dingle, Kerry

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1.03 km to the city centreDistance to city center 51.11 km to airportDistance to airport

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€0.00

€300.00

Hotel Dingle Skellig & Peninsula Spa

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Hotel Milltown House

Dingle, Kerry (Co. Kerry)

1.00 km to the city centreDistance to city center 51.00 km to airportDistance to airport

€0.00

Hotel Milltown House

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Frequently asked questions about hotels in Dingle, Kerry

Which hotels in Dingle, Kerry offer good breakfasts?

The hotels Dingle Benners Hotel, Hotel Dingle Skellig & Peninsula Spa and Hotel Milltown House have received very positive reviews from travelers for their breakfast options.

Which hotels in Dingle, Kerry are centrally located?

At HRS you have the option of sorting the hotels according to their distance from the center and choosing the right hotel for you. Or use the map view.

Which hotels in Dingle, Kerry are close to the train station?

You get a good connection to the local public transport through accommodations near the train station. The accommodations Dingle Benners Hotel, Hotel Dingle Skellig & Peninsula Spa and Hotel Milltown House are perfectly suited due to their proximity to the train station.

How much does a hotel in Dingle, Kerry cost tonight?

In Dingle, Kerry travelers can expect an average overnight price of €300.00. (Prices are based on the hotel prices from hrs.de).

Finding the best business hotel in Dingle

The Dingle Peninsula, framing the Atlantic Ocean and cutting through the Slieve Mish mountains, is one of the most scenic routes in Ireland. Booking a hotel in Dingle, the quaint Irish town at the centre of it all, is sure to lead you to extraordinary places. Despite being a very tiny town, Dingle is located between Tralee and Killarney, making it an ideal base for exploring and doing business on Ireland's west coast.

What can I do in my spare time in Dingle?

Being a tiny town, simply walking around Dingle and exploring the narrow, colourful streets is a great way to spend your free time. Along Quay Street, you'll find an assortment of pubs and restaurants. Ida's Restaurant and The Chart House are two popular places for excellent food, and the local pubs can give you a taste of traditional Irish folk music.

If possible, take some time off to drive the stunning Dingle Peninsula. Drive along the edge of cliffs plunging into the ocean, or head to the highest mountain in Ireland - Mount Brandon. The views here can't be beat.

Why should I do business in Dingle?

Dingle is ideally situated on Ireland's west coast close to other hubs like KIllarney, Tralee, and Galway. Galway is just an hour away and is home to the NUI Galway Conference & Event Centre. There are year-round business events held here and at the Galway Education Centre. Tralee plays host to the international Women's Business Conference alongside the world renowned Rose of Tralee Festival.

Dingle is also incredibly easy to get around. Transit system is hardly needed as everything is within walking distance. But when it's time to explore other nearby towns, you'll find plenty of bus and car rental options.

What highlights are near my hotel in Dingle?

With a hotel in Dingle you will be close to all of the town's highlights. Dingle's focal point is St. Mary's church, a neo-Gothic building designed in the 1800s. A walk through this church is a great photo opportunity, especially for its unique cylindrical-shaped altar.

For something completely different, check out the Dingle Distillery, newly opened in 2012. There are only five distilleries in Ireland so this is a highlight definitely worth visiting. Dingle Distillery produces artisan whiskey and does not distribute to major companies - it's the perfect place to shop for souvenirs!