B&B for Dingle, Ireland
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Greg--
Try www.familyhomes.ie and look for Clonmara B&B in Dingle. It was our favorite B&B during our 18 day trip in July. Right on Dingle Harbor and about a 10 minute walk into town. Beautiful views from the rooms at the front of the house, huge bathrooms, and great breakfasts. The O'Connors are wonderful, helpful hosts.
Try www.familyhomes.ie and look for Clonmara B&B in Dingle. It was our favorite B&B during our 18 day trip in July. Right on Dingle Harbor and about a 10 minute walk into town. Beautiful views from the rooms at the front of the house, huge bathrooms, and great breakfasts. The O'Connors are wonderful, helpful hosts.
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I've stayed at The Lighthouse, and it was nice, though nothing too memorable. Nice rooms, good location.
ON my AOL travel board, Greenmount house is a favorite, but definitely more expensive. Another place often recommended is Mount Eagle Lodge, in Ventry, west of Dingle town.
ON my AOL travel board, Greenmount house is a favorite, but definitely more expensive. Another place often recommended is Mount Eagle Lodge, in Ventry, west of Dingle town.
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Greg:
The best B&B IN TOWN is at 55 John St run by Stella Doyle who owned the Doyle's Seafood Restaurant in town. go to www.irelandexpert.com for full details and other facts on Ireland. It is a veritable Irish guidebook on line.
The best B&B IN TOWN is at 55 John St run by Stella Doyle who owned the Doyle's Seafood Restaurant in town. go to www.irelandexpert.com for full details and other facts on Ireland. It is a veritable Irish guidebook on line.
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To Jerry;
Thanks for the advice. I have been to her site and asked her about 55 John St on her forum. She gave a glowing recommendation.
Dingle is my favorite place outside the USA so I will give your advice serious consideration. By the way, what makes this B&B so special.
Thanks,
Greg
Thanks for the advice. I have been to her site and asked her about 55 John St on her forum. She gave a glowing recommendation.
Dingle is my favorite place outside the USA so I will give your advice serious consideration. By the way, what makes this B&B so special.
Thanks,
Greg
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Greg,
I recommend Millhouse.
Just there for two nights in Sept. A different room each night. Just around the bay from Dingle town right on the water. Outstanding rooms and the Honey Pancakes at breakfast are something. Best room is either # 2 or the front room second floor. Far enough out of town to be quiet but close enough.
I recommend Millhouse.
Just there for two nights in Sept. A different room each night. Just around the bay from Dingle town right on the water. Outstanding rooms and the Honey Pancakes at breakfast are something. Best room is either # 2 or the front room second floor. Far enough out of town to be quiet but close enough.
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Allow me to concur with gogoellen and say you'd be hard pressed to outdo the Greenmount House. My wife and I have been to the Dingle area on more than a half dozen trips and Greenmount wins for its hospitality, handy location (its a short stroll down the street to Dingle town), hearty, wide-ranging breakfasts (consider the oatmeal with whiskey topping) which, by the way, have won several national awards, and striking views of Dingle Harbor. Moreover, the prices are reasonable. Stay at least two nights at Greenmount, preferably three.
In the Dingle region, and assuming the weather is on your side, spend a full day touring nearby Slea Head, and another day taking a trip out to Great Blasket Island. As a preview, visit the Blasket Islands Museum, located on Slea Head. It's a first-rate museum.
The Dingle region is sure to be a highlight of your trip to Erin, especially if you have decent weather.
In the Dingle region, and assuming the weather is on your side, spend a full day touring nearby Slea Head, and another day taking a trip out to Great Blasket Island. As a preview, visit the Blasket Islands Museum, located on Slea Head. It's a first-rate museum.
The Dingle region is sure to be a highlight of your trip to Erin, especially if you have decent weather.