Name: The Climbers Inn
Rating: 8.8

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In-room safe, blackout curtains, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

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Dingle Skellig Hotel & Peninsula Spa

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Stay near popular Dingle Peninsula attractions

Dingle Harbour

4.7/5 (365 reviews)

Dingle Harbour blends working fishing port charm with scenic coastal beauty in southwest Ireland. Watch colourful boats unload fresh catches or join a boat tour to spot Fungie, the harbor's famous dolphin resident.

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Learn more about Dingle Peninsula

Rugged cliffs and sandy beaches beckon along the scenic Slea Head Drive, where ancient stone forts stand sentinel. In Dingle town, colourful pubs come alive with traditional music sessions and fresh-caught seafood tempts at harbourside restaurants.

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Top Dingle Peninsula Hotel Reviews

The Lake Hotel Killarney

10/10 Excellent

"Great location"

Eviston House Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"the room had the most disgusting smell i had to wear my eye mask around my nose with perfume on it bathroom was minimal there is no security anyone could walk in it's older than old and there's an elevator but one your off it you still have to lift ur bags in many places to get to your room and nowhere to park your car couldn't wait to get out of there"

The Gable Dingle

8/10 Good

"All was good except the room size. We had a Deluxe Double room which is so small that there wasn't any reasonable space for our two carry-on suitcases - the only suitcases we had. We had to put one under the small desk and one in the corner of the bed and window. With the suitcase being closed, it partially blocked the already narrow path to the other side of the bed. It was quite an inconvenience. To be fair, the hotel's listing provides information of the room size. But it still surprised me that the design of a hotel room didn't put luggage space into consideration at all. The hotel is new so things are new and clean. It's in the center of the town, very close to a free public car park and a grocery store. "

Dingle Skellig Hotel & Peninsula Spa

10/10 Excellent

"We wanted a home base instead of moving around from one hotel to another while we explored this part of Ireland. The Dingle Skellig hotel is in the perfect location if you do not want to be in the center of all the activity. It’s a short ten minute walk to town. After a long day it was wonderful to unwind away from the noise. We requested a sea view room and enjoyed having coffee as we watched the world wake up. Breakfast offered plenty of options, with peaceful views of the water and hotel grounds. Dinner, drinks, and live music in the bar were a treat after a long day of exploring. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. It’s always helpful to ask the locals for tips when you’re traveling, and we found that managers Rosarii and Greg’s recommendations for activities, restaurants, and shops exceeded our expectations. We used the spa our final day and highly recommend it. Massage, facial, and relaxation room were the perfect way to rest and renew after a long week of activity. We walked and used public transportation. The bus from Tralee will drop off at the entrance to the hotel if you let the driver know to stop there. We waited to get off the bus in town by the SuperValu and walked (uphill) back to the hotel. There are also taxis if you prefer. I was hesitant about staying in the older part of the hotel after reading some negative reviews, but we found everything comfortable, clean, and well maintained. Highly recommend this hotel. We will stay again."