The guesthouse welcomed us after a long walk and were very accommodating. The view from the very large room was breathtaking and worth the walk! Dinner and breakfast were both very good! We would come back!

We loved our stay. Very very clean rooms, great breakfast with more than the traditional offering. The entire family chips in to help and are all very friendly. We also loved the on-site bar! We had 8 adults in our group and since we were travelling in the low season on a weeknight, we had the place to ourselves. It... More

We have just returenewd from walking the Dingle Way,we stayed in excellent Bed and Breakfasts throughout ,but this was the best .The entire family were involved in our stay,from prepariung the meals and serving the food,which was of the hjighest quality The breakfast was a superb offering ,with a choice to suit everyone and beautifully prepared,and evening meal provided high... More

By no means located in Dingle, its in Feoghanah (not sûre about spelling though). Those on the Dingle Way will understand it as the stop between Dingle and Cloghane. Huge room with super thick carpet, tv, nice bathtub, next to a guest sitting room with tea/coffee facilities and leather sofas. Top notch confort, great breakfast. Wash and dry is 10€,... More

An Bóthar at the foot of Mt Brandon near Cuas is a very special place to stay when enjoying this spectacular part of the Dingle peninsula. This entirely family run pub/restaurant/B&B provides the very best in accommodation, food and authentic hospitality. Our room was spacious and spotless, with fabulous views of the mountains. The bar and restaurant had a friendly... More

Cuas has breathtaking scenery and sheep, but one would not expect a first rate B&B like the An Bothar to be waiting there at the end of day's hiking. We arrived after a wet and windy walk from Ballyferriter, and the help with our wet things and the hospitality awaiting us were well above and beyond the call of duty.... More

We stayed here for a night while we visited our daughter who is attending a local Irish College. The owners were very welcoming and were always willing to help with info or direction. The breakfast was fantastic especially the brown bread. We had a light dinner the night before which was also very good and the few pints and music... More

Walking the Dingle Way. This was a very welcomed stop after a VERY trying all day hike. The entire family hosting us was terrific: the hostess and her three lovely daughters were great conversationalists. After a needed hot shower, the pub was quite welcoming and the Guinness never tasted better. A few chatty and friendly locals added to the atmosphere... More

We stopped by for a break from the afternoon drive, and for a pint. The owner was very nice, and served us a good meal of vegetable soup, and sandwiches. It was very good, and we enjoyed some good conversation with the food. This is what Ireland is really about, good people, and good food. Stop by and enjoy the... More