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Large Group Stays Kerry - Georgian Country House
Nestled between Kilderry Wood & Banks of the River Maine, with commanding views of Slieve Mish Mountains, Kilburn House is the ideal base for large groups/families to explore Killarney, the Dingle Peninsula, Tralee and the Ring of Kerry. All Ensuite Rooms with Power Showers, Fully Equipped Kitchen, Large Dining Room, Spacious Grounds, Walled Patio Area with Fire Pit, BBQ, and Outdoor Seating. Lounge/Library, TV room with 55" TV, Games Room with Pool/Air Hockey Tables, PS Console, & Dartboard.
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews
Farmhouse Retreat
Relax and unwind in our Farmhouse Retreat situated in the foothills of the McGillycuddy Reeks. Upon arrival, you will be greeted with fresh farm eggs and baked goodies. The garden is facing the mountains with a southern aspect so is also a perfect place to simply soak up the peaceful scenic surroundings. The house is a great base to explore the wonderful Gems that Co.Kerry has to offer. The house is a 10 min drive from Killorglin, 20 mins from Killarney and 1 hour drive from Dingle & Kenmare.
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 321 reviews
Central Apartment to Ring of Kerry on River Laune
My apartment is set in a peaceful location looking directly onto the River Laune. Situated just 8mins walk from Killorglin town, the apartment, with panoramic view of Carrauntoohil, is located on the Ring of Kerry road. The apartment is centrally located for exploring Kerry, with Killarney and its phenomenal National Park just a mere 15 min drive; Kerry airport 20mins; day trips to Dingle, Kenmare and Portmagee (Skellig Rock) circa 40-50mins drive. Killorglin is perfect for the Ring of Kerry.
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 336 reviews
Gap of Dunloe Shepherd's Cottage
Enjoy a memorable visit when you stay in this unique place. Nestled in the heart of Gap of Dunloe Glacial Valley, Beaufort, Killarney on the Ring of Kerry, spend some quiet time in our lovingly restored 1800s cottage. The accommodation comprises of one King bed downstairs, a mezzanine with 2 single beds and second mezzanine with one single bed, both accessed by ladder. Cottage is Off Grid, lights and fridge are solar powered,. Cooker, hot water, heating and shower are powered by gas.
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 383 reviews
Dun Aonaigh with Spectacular Mountain Views.
My 3 bed home has a large garden which ensures privacy. You will enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the Mcgillycuddy Reeks. It has all the home comforts to make your stay perfect. It is the ideal base for touring, The Reeks District,The Wild Atlantic Way, Ring of Kerry, Killarney, Dingle and much more. Sit by the open fire in the evening and check out the starry skies. Enjoy Walks, golf, fishing, horse riding and 5 blue flag beaches nearby. The Reeks District is an adventure playground.
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 491 reviews
Cosy Apartment, suit 2 Singles or a Couple.
Clean, bright, comfortable space for travellers. Privacy and Comfort guaranteed. Private entrance. Attached to the host's house. Separate kitchen with microwave & Airfryer cooking only. Located in Killorglin, ideally located on the Ring of Kerry, 20 minute drive from Killarney, 45 minute drive from Dingle, one hour from Portmagee and the Skellig Islands. Killorglin offers a wide choice of restaurants, lovely Cafés along with friendly traditional pubs and a regular bus service.
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 490 reviews
Joy’s River Lodge - Relaxing Stay
Welcome to Joy’s River Lodge, a beautifully renovated country-style retreat on the banks of the River Laune, right on the iconic Ring of Kerry. Just a 5-minute stroll from the town centre, you’ll have easy access to pubs, shops, and all amenities. Perfect for couples, friends, or small families, the lodge sleeps up to 4 guests across two cozy bedrooms, one king-size and one double bed. Enjoy the peaceful riverside setting while being moments from the vibrant heart of town.
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews
Curran's Cottage
This picturesque cottage is located on a traditional Irish farm with stunning views of the McGillycuddy Reeks. It is only 2 miles from Killorglin town, home of the annual Puck Fair festival. Serving as an ideal base for exploring the famous Ring of Kerry, the Wild Atlantic Way, it is only 20 km from the beautiful town of Killarney or a drive to Dingle. Suitable for nature-lovers, climbers, artists, families and those who want to escape from it all.
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews
Period style house where old meets new
Carrig na Mona Close to lake,beaches , golf and unending scenery this 4 bedroomed property set on 3 acres of private ground is your perfect getaway. With some of the best resturants close by, our guests can wine ,dine and relax in this tranquil setting. Situated just off the world famous ring of kerry you are also within a short drive of the shopping towns of Killarney and Tralee. Enjoy a real Irish experience and welcome at Carrig Na Mona
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews
Ring of Kerry with views of Carrauntoohill
Beautiful apartment on the Ring of Kerry with a private entrance and stunning views. Relax on your own private deck with a cup of tea, watching sheep graze next door.Ideally located for exploring: 20 mins to Killarney and 40 mins to Dingle. Supermarkets and local amenities are within easy walking distance.Includes modern essentials like Wi-Fi and a TV for a comfortable stay. Perfect for a peaceful, central base in Co. Kerry.
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 354 reviews
A family home close to Killorglin town
A family home less than a mile from Killorglin, close to the river Laune and the Ballykissane pier. 1 bedroom with double bed and a living room with sofa bed Perfect for couples and families of four. Full use of the kitchen 10 minutes walk to the town situated just off the ring of Kerry Rossbeigh and cromane beaches 20 minutes drive away Killarney 20 minutes drive Buses to Killarney, Tralee & dingle
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews
Gap of Dunloe 1 Bed Cottage
This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Situated at the foot of the Gap of Dunloe on the Ring of Kerry, the accommodation consists of one King bed, fully equipped kitchen cum living room. Relax in your own private outdoor patio area. Ideally located just minutes from the Gap of Dunloe, 0.8km from the Dunloe Hotel and Gardens and 12 km from Killarney.
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviewsPopular amenities for Killorglin holiday rentals
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4.88 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviewsFrequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Killorglin?
Guests often choose accommodations near the town center for easy access to cafés, markets, and river walks. For quieter stays, cottages or homes set around the countryside are frequently suggested.
What are the best things to do in Killorglin with kids?
Children can explore riverside play areas, join animal experiences at local farms, or participate in craft workshops. Seasonal fairs and outdoor treasure hunts are also frequently suggested for families.
What are some of the best things to do in Killorglin?
Explore riverside walks, discover local art galleries, or experience traditional Irish music in pubs around Killorglin. Angling, golf, and foraging tours are also frequently suggested by area guides.
How is the weather in Killorglin?
Killorglin has a mild maritime climate, with winter temperatures around 41–50°F (5–10°C) and summer afternoons near 55–64°F (13–18°C). Rain is frequent, so lightweight waterproofs are practical for exploring.
When is the best time to visit Killorglin?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, outdoor festivals, and lush green scenery. Rain is common year-round, so pack appropriately.
What are the best places to visit in Killorglin?
Killorglin has riverside parks, heritage trails, and the lively town square, where local life is easy to experience. Art studios and craft shops are often recommended for those interested in the area's creative side.
What are some hiking trails in Killorglin?
There are riverside walking routes and woodland paths around Killorglin that are frequently suggested for gentle hikes. More adventurous guests often explore trails leading into the nearby hills and countryside.
What are some family activities we can do in Killorglin?
Families often enjoy picnicking in riverside parks, visiting petting farms, or joining local guided nature walks. Art workshops and interactive history trails around the town are also frequently suggested for younger visitors.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Killorglin?
Many guests explore coastal cliffs, visit scenic peninsulas, or venture into the Killarney National Park area for walking trails and gardens. You can discover historic castles, lively markets, and small towns rooted in tradition around County Kerry.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Killorglin?
Killorglin has a number of pet-friendly stays, including cottages and homes with gardens or access to outdoor spaces. Many hosts around the town welcome well-behaved pets—check the listing’s amenities for specific guidance.
What are some local tips for visiting Killorglin?
Locals suggest bringing layers for shifting weather and sampling homemade breads at small bakeries or farmers’ markets. Drop into traditional music nights at pubs for a warm, authentic Killorglin experience.
What is Killorglin known for?
Killorglin is known for its lively traditional fair, riverside setting, and links to Ireland's scenic Ring of Kerry. The town blends local food, community music, and outdoor activities throughout the year.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Killorglin?
Killorglin has historic church ruins, small local museums, and artisan studios tucked down side streets. Strolling along lesser-known riverside paths often reveals unexpected views and unique public art.
What are the best foods to try in Killorglin?
Killorglin has hearty Irish fare rooted in the region's fresh produce and seafood. Frequently suggested dishes include local lamb, creamy seafood chowder, and brown bread, with regional cheeses and classic desserts like bread and butter pudding often found in cafés.
What should I bring for a trip to Killorglin?
Pack a waterproof jacket, extra layers for changing temperatures, and comfortable shoes for walking outdoors. A camera is useful for capturing scenic views, while reusable bags are handy for local market visits.
What is the nightlife in Killorglin like?
Nightlife in Killorglin centers around cozy pubs that host traditional music sessions and storytelling. Live bands, quiz nights, and friendly conversations are part of the area’s evening atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Killorglin?
Killorglin is known for a traditional fair that draws visitors each August, featuring parades, music, and festive gatherings. Smaller seasonal events, such as local food festivals and markets, are also frequently suggested throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Killorglin?
Killorglin has a variety of family-friendly rentals, including houses with living space, outdoor gardens, and laundry facilities. Many listings provide travel cots or high chairs—check amenities for features that suit your group.