Where to stay in Dingle Peninsula
Dingle Peninsula has 213 stays in this guide: 70 hotels, 26 B&Bs and guesthouses, 103 self-catering stays, 1 hostel and 13 other places to stay.
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About staying in the Dingle Peninsula
The Dingle Peninsula is a mountainous finger of land in County Kerry, reaching into the Atlantic from the south west of Ireland. Dingle town is the main settlement and where most stays are found, with a smaller cluster in Tralee to the east. Basing a stay in Dingle puts guests among shops, harbour views and access to the peninsula's coast and hills, while Tralee offers a larger town setting and a gateway to the wider region. Stays split between town houses, countryside bed and breakfasts, self catering cottages and a hostel. The peninsula is a straight line distance of 306 kilometres from Dublin Airport, so arrival is typically by car or coach. Parking is common, and many stays welcome families or pets.
The region's centre lies about 306 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport.
17 stays have guest reviews, averaging 4.4 out of 5.
Planning the trip? The Dingle Peninsula guide covers what to see and how to get around.
Dingle Peninsula: questions
How many places to stay are listed in Dingle Peninsula?
This guide lists 213 stays in Dingle Peninsula: 70 hotels, 26 B&Bs and guesthouses, 103 self-catering stays, 1 hostel and 13 other places to stay.
Which stays in Dingle Peninsula have the best guest scores?
Weighted for review volume, the highest rated are Imeall na Mara (4.9 from 111 reviews), 30 Dun an Oir (4.8 from 147 reviews) and An Bothar Pub (4.7 from 342 reviews). The average across 17 rated stays in Dingle Peninsula is 4.4 out of 5.
Which town is the best base for a stay on the Dingle Peninsula?
Dingle town suits guests who want to be within walking distance of harbour, shops and restaurants, and it has the widest choice of stays. Tralee, to the east, is a larger town with its own amenities and works well as a quieter base for exploring the peninsula and nearby Kerry.
Should guests stay in a town or in the countryside on the Dingle Peninsula?
Town stays in Dingle or Tralee put amenities close at hand and reduce the need to drive for meals. Countryside stays, including bed and breakfasts and self catering cottages, offer more space and a quieter setting, but a car is useful for reaching shops, coast and hills.
How do guests reach the sights of the Dingle Peninsula from where they stay?
The peninsula's coast and mountain roads are best explored by car, with Dingle town as a natural starting point for the western end. Tralee sits near the main routes into the peninsula. Public transport and seasonal services can vary, so guests should check locally what is running during their stay.
Which stay types on the Dingle Peninsula suit groups, families or short city breaks?
Self catering cottages and houses suit groups and families wanting space and cooking facilities. Bed and breakfasts and hotels work for shorter breaks, with family rooms available at many. A hostel provides a budget option. Dingle town is the most practical for a short break without a car.
Which towns in Dingle Peninsula have the most places to stay?
Dingle (177) and Tralee (6) have the most listings in this guide.
How many stays in Dingle Peninsula have free parking?
169 stays in Dingle Peninsula have free parking, 106 stays have family features such as family rooms or cots, and 19 allow pets. The facilities filter on this page narrows the list.