Brownes

About this stay

Brownes is a 4-star hotel in Dingle, County Kerry. Guests have free parking, a garden and family rooms or cots.

On the food side there is tea and coffee, lunch and meals for special diets at Brownes. Outside there is free parking, a garden, a picnic area and a terrace. Also on offer: a lounge.

Rooms at Brownes have free wi-fi, a hairdryer, a safe, a tv and toiletries. Services include express check-in, first aid, laundry service and luggage storage.

Facilities

• Tea and coffee
• Express check-in
• Family rooms
• First aid
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free parking
• Garden
• Hairdryer
• Laundry service
• Lounge
• Luggage storage
• Lunch
• Non-smoking rooms
• Picnic area
• Safe
• Meals for special diets
• TV
• Terrace

All 19 facilities

• Toiletries

Location and getting there

Brownes is at Dingle. It is about 307 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport, and about 53 km from Kerry Airport, the closest airport.

From Brownes, a car makes it easiest to reach the places around Dingle; buses link the larger towns, so check current timetables before travelling without one.

Other stays near Brownes are Cill Bhreac House B&B (100 m), Dunlavin House B&B (250 m) and Milltown House near Heatons Guesthouse (600 m). Comparing them on the booking page shows which has rooms for your dates.

Dingle has 178 places to stay on this site: 59 hotels, 23 B&Bs and guesthouses, 83 self-catering stays, 1 hostel and 12 other places to stay. The best rated of the others are Imeall na Mara (4.9 from 111 reviews) and 30 Dun an Oir (4.8 from 147 reviews). Comparing them with Brownes on the booking page is the quickest way to see what is free on your dates.

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Near Brownes

Places covered on this site within reach of Brownes, measured in a straight line; roads wind, so allow more time than the distance suggests.

• Dingle harbour (1.6 km): Fishing boats, coloured shopfronts and pubs with music in the evening.
• Dingle Peninsula (1.9 km): Irish-speaking, with the Slea Head Drive looking to the Blaskets.
• The Slea Head Drive (11 km): A loop around the end of the Dingle Peninsula, facing the Blasket Islands.
• Skellig Michael (44 km): An early monastery on a rock in the Atlantic. Landings run in summer, weather permitting.

Guest reviews

No written guest reviews of Brownes are published here yet. The booking page shows the latest ratings when there are some.

Good to know

• Families: family rooms.
• Accessibility: wheelchair access is not mentioned; contact the property if it matters.
• Wi-fi: free wi-fi.
• Parking: free parking.
• Pets: ask before bringing a pet.

Before you book Brownes, check what the rate includes and the cancellation terms for your dates. The booking page on app.impt.io shows the live rate and inclusions for your exact party.

About staying in the Dingle Peninsula

Brownes is one of 213 places to stay in the Dingle Peninsula on this site, 70 of them hotels, and one of 177 in Dingle. The average guest score across them is 4.4 out of 5.

Dingle Peninsula in one line: Irish-speaking, with the Slea Head Drive looking to the Blaskets.

Next: the Dingle Peninsula guide, or all 213 stays here.

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