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Hotels in Ireland
287 Hotels
Cliff House Hotel
Middle Road, Ardmore Bay

Billed as the only five-star seaside hotel in Ireland, the 39-room Cliff House "hangs from the cliff's face," offering stunning views of Ardmore Bay. It draws travelers looking to escape, unwind, and take in the spectacular views, and foodies eager to try the one Michelin-starred hotel restaurant in all of Ireland. Rooms are large, comfortable, and modern, with a color palette inspired by the natural surroundings. All have sea views, and come with  flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Large, luxurious bathrooms have walk-in rainfall showers and egg-shaped soaking tubs. The indoor infinity pool has a glass wall offering beautiful views over the bay, and there’s a full-service spa with sauna, steam room, a relaxation terrace with outdoor soaking tubs, and a natural rock pool. The quaint fishing village of Ardmore, with its sandy beaches and 12th-century church ruins, is less than a five-minute drive, and Cork is an hour's drive. Many charming towns and villages are within a short drive of the hotel.

Castlerosse Park Resort
Lower Lake

It's the setting that most captivates at the mid-range Castlerosse Park Resort; the property is surrounded by gorgeous Irish countryside and by a lake with a scenic mountain background. Sports and leisure activities are also plentiful, and facilities include a heated indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna. Room quality can vary but lodges and cottages with cooking facilities are available. Those seeking a more intimate atmosphere who don't mind losing the many activities here here might prefer the Loch Lein Country House nearby.

Brook Lodge Hotel
Town Centre, Msgr. O'Flaherty Road, High Street

Centrally located off of a popular avenue in Killarney, the three-pearl Brook Lodge Hotel has charming Victorian decor and the inviting atmosphere of a bed-and-breakfast. Guests can start their day with a free made-to-order breakfast, plus there's a homey Residents Bar for evening drinks. The bulk of the 24 guest rooms are spacious and feature an old-fashioned elegance -- which could read as dated -- plus amenities like spacious, modern bathrooms and fireplaces in some rooms. As an alternative, travelers looking for a more luxurious option might want to check out the International Hotel Killarney, which has a fitness center and a game room.

Killarney Plaza Hotel and Spa
Kenmare Place, Main Street

Killarney Plaza Hotel and Spa is an upscale property located in the center of Killarney. It's the flagship of a local family-owned chain. The hotel shares a few qualities with a luxury cruise ship, both aesthetically and in its impressive range of eating and drinking options. The 198 traditionally furnished rooms are spacious, but TVs are on the small side. And traffic noise can be an issue in rooms facing the road. Spa and health facilities standout as some of the best in town, while rates compare very favorably with similar hotels in the area. But travelers could comparison shop with The Ross, a four-pearl property nearby.

The Fairview
College Street

The Fairview is a charming three-pearl option that's ideal for couples looking for an elegant, old-fashioned boutique hotel in the heart of Killarney, a three-minute walk from Main Street. Large guest rooms offer beyond-the-norm amenities such as fireplaces and jetted hot tubs (in some). A lounge area with a fireplace and a free made-to-order breakfast and buffet gives this property a homey, bed-and-breakfast vibe, but there are few other on-site features. Travelers looking for a hotel with additional amenities, like a restaurant and bar, could consider the similarly priced International Hotel Killarney.

Killarney Towers Hotel & Leisure Centre
Town Centre

Killarney Towers Hotel is a fairly upscale local chain hotel set in the heart of Killarney town center. The traditionally decorated 182 rooms are perfectly adequate if a touch dated, though all bathrooms feature jetted tubs. The restaurant serves decent regionally-inspired fare while two bars provide live music and televised sports. However, its the leisure facilities that really make this hotel stand out, with a lovely heated indoor pool and sauna. While rates are very reasonable, weekend noise from neighboring nightlife can be a problem, so light sleepers might want to check out the quieter -- though pricier -- Malton Hotel. 

Park Place Apartments
Park Place Apartments High Street

The upper-middle-range Park Place Apartments is a family-owned complex of apartments and duplex townhouses located in the center of Killarney near bus and train stations. Each of the 73 units is completely self-contained, with well-equipped kitchens, comfortable lounges, and spacious bedrooms -- some also open to shared or private terraces. Wi-Fi is only available in some of the property, however, and some road noise can be heard despite double glazing. Overall though, for families and small groups looking for clean and comfortable self-catering option -- with free on-site parking -- this is a solid choice. 

Scotts Hotel
Scotts Street

The upper-middle-range Scotts Hotel attracts young couples and groups of friends with its central location near Main Street and three on-site bars that host live music. The 126 modern guest rooms have flat-screen TVs, coffee/tea makers, and sleek bathrooms with deep tubs, but they feel simple and subdued compared to the trendy lobby with zebra-print rugs. Other on-site features include a free underground parking garage, free Wi-Fi, and a restaurant that serves all meals, though breakfast costs extra. As an alternative, travelers looking for a more traditional property could consider the Randles Court Hotel, which has lavish, Old World decor.

Holiday Inn Killarney
Muckross Road

There are 100 rooms at this three-pearl property set just outside of Killarney's town center. Guest rooms are spacious, particularly the Family Rooms, which have a large separate lounge and dining room. Decor is fine enough -- the look is a bit dated, but at least colorful and cheerful. The hotel has a cozy bar where live Irish music is performed regularly, and there's a restaurant as well. There's also a leisure center with a swimming pool and fitness center. The property is around a 15- to 20-minute walk from the town center and the main attractions -- or five minutes by car -- so guests wanting to be closer to the action may want to check out The Fairview as an alternative. 

Maggie O's Bed & Breakfast
Countess Grove 14 Muckross View

Maggie O's Bed & Breakfast has pretty much everything guests would hope for in a bed-and-breakfast -- reasonable rates and a homey welcoming atmosphere for starters, helped by an especially friendly and hospitable hostess. The three well-presented bedrooms have large, comfortable beds, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Breakfast is also excellent, freshly made with home-baked bread, while a free taxi service is a rare bonus. Bathrooms are on the small side, and the location is a bit off the beaten track, though the city center is within walking distance.