The Kenmare Bay Hotel is a 5-minute walk from the heart of Kenmare. It offers a leisure centre with a pool (Children's hours from 9am to 7pm daily), gym and hot tub, a restaurant and free parking.
Neidin is the Irish word for Kenmare and translates to Little Nest. A Little Nest is exactly what was envisaged in 1790 when The Lansdowne first opened its door.
Adam
Ireland
Great location, comfy bed, delicious breakfast, nice staff and overall a very enjoyable stay. Will be back!
Set amidst 300 acres of magnificent woodland and waterfalls, Sheen Falls Lodge is a luxurious 5-star hotel near Kenmare Bay, 1 mile from picturesque Kenmare in County Kerry.
Karen
Ireland
Beautiful Location, Superb Staff, Gorgeous spacious room, very comfortable. Food in Stables Brassiere was perfect and Breakfast was fantastic. Beautiful time of year to stay as the Christmas Décor was Devine. Worthy of 5*
The boutique 4-star Brook Lane is a 5-minute walk from the centre of Kenmare. There is a restaurant and spacious rooms have en suite bathrooms, large beds and free Wi-Fi.
Maire
United Kingdom
Warm comfortable hotel with exceptional personal service from all the staff . They made us feel very welcome and special guests
This luxurious, 5-star hotel boasts an opulent spa, sumptuous rooms with cosy bathrobes, and a 12-seat cinema.
Jing
Ireland
The staff were just so lovely, warm and friendly and couldn't do enough for you. Everyone was amazing.
The restaurant was first class. Food was amazingly delicious!
On average, 3-star hotels in Kenmare cost £118 per night, and 4-star hotels in Kenmare are £150 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Kenmare can on average be found for £283 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Kenmare this weekend is £102 or, for a 4-star hotel, £206. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Kenmare for this weekend cost on average around £271 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £85 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Kenmare for tonight. You'll pay on average around £140 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Kenmare will cost around £231 (based on Booking.com prices).
Kenmare is a charming town with an old world feel.
Kenmare is a charming town with an old world feel. Beautiful craft shops, gorgeous cafes and restaurants and it’s compact and easy to navigate. Beautiful scenic places along the coast to drive to and explore
linehan
Scored 10
10
Kenmare is a beautiful friendly clean town, it's people are...
Kenmare is a beautiful friendly clean town, it's people are so friendly and helpful nothing is too much trouble, would also highly recommend Kenmare Taxis owned by a lovely genuine man named Niall he brought us anywhere we wanted to go at a very reasonable price, he was like our own personal tour guide telling us everything about Kenmare and places we should visit, he really went over and above with us he was so friendly and helpful couldn't recommend his service highly enough, we stayed at Kenmare Eco Lodge a little jewel in the crown of the beautiful kingdom of Kerry, Anne the lady that owns this beautiful Eco friendly lodge was a diamond she was so kind and helpful to us and made our stay such a pleasurable one, the Eco Lodge is so peaceful and I would highly recommend it to others, it was clean, friendly, comfortable a very affordable, 5 stars all round
Brooks
Scored 10
10
Kenmare is beautiful with a fabulous vibe in the evenings...
Kenmare is beautiful with a fabulous vibe in the evenings with live music and plenty of bars. Countryside is spectacular and the people warm and helpful. Don’t think about it, just book it.
Boxed Wood Fired Pizza was particularly good. Great value, good food and brilliant, friendly service. Happy for you to BYOB and charged no corkage.
Jonathan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Great little town. So many excellent restaurants and shops.
Great little town. So many excellent restaurants and shops. Kenmare
lies between the Kerry Ring and the Beara Ring and is not too far from Killarney so lots to experience.
One of our favourite restaurants was the Boathouse Bistro beautiful setting and great food.
On the way to Killarney stop at Mollys Gap to take a photo and make sure to visit the Avoca shop - the gift section is beautiful and the pastries are top.
Grab a coffee before you head off for the day at Bean & Batch - you will not regret it.
Nicole
Switzerland
Scored 6.0
6.0
The main street of Kenmare is quite charming with the...
The main street of Kenmare is quite charming with the numerous pubs with live music at dinner time. We love the Kenmare Brewershouse and the Horshoe. You don't get the huge influx of tours buses like you do at Killarney. The drive to Lady's Viewpoint is worth the harrowingly narrow roads...watch out for the sheep and one particular Goat who likes to surprise unsuspecting drivers!
If you are a golfer, make sure you visit the Kenmare Golf Course. The Clubhouse is rather nice too.
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Getting around Kenmare on foot is easy and there are a lot...
Getting around Kenmare on foot is easy and there are a lot of interesting sites to visit such as the exhibit of beautiful lace made there, the history told in the visitor information center, the stone circle, and the holy well. Nearby is the Kissane Sheep Farm where we watched a sheepdog demonstration and sheep shearing - fabulous!! I would absolutely recommend visiting Kenmare!
Marguerite
United States
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Very central location only 2 mins walk from the bottom of the town. House has everything you need to make the stay very comfortable. It was like a home away from home. Grainne was super helpful and made everything smooth from arrival to check out. We would recommend this to families or couples looking to have a comfortable break in Kenmare.
Room was nice and comfortable, location is very central being only a few seconds walk to the main town square. Proximity to pubs and restaurants as well as shops is ideal. I was only there for one night with a very early start, next time I think this location would be perfect for exploring what Kenmare has to offer
The accommodation and location of lagom townhouse gets a 10 out of 10 for me. Located in the heart of kenmare, with convenient public parking to the rear, this property has been tastefully restored. We have stayed in 7 different places during the week, including more expensive ones, and this was by far the best.
What a great location! Kenmare was our lovely town to base our exploration of the Ring of Kerry and O'Sheas Ceol Na Habhann B&B was excellent. Less than 5 minutes out of town, it was quiet with lovely countryside views. The host is amazing, as was the breakfast!
The staff! The closeness to kenmare town. Able to be next to each other in the lodges very modern and a lot of things like tin foil and cooking items stuff which was very handy. And you can bring your dogs! We had 3 between all of us!
Fiona
Ireland
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