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"This place was exquisite and we plan to return in the future. The staff was very helpful and delightful. The restaurant was outstanding for both breakfast (excellent buffet) and dinner (spectacular). The setting is beautiful and walking distance from Muckross Abby and Muckross House. The walking paths are tranquil and well kept. A beautiful place that we LOVED and highly recommend."

"Live music at the bar. Location was convenient to shopping and shows. "

"Hotel is super comfortable and quiet. Very affordable. Included breakfast is delicious. Staff is very friendly and helpful, particularly Rachel at reception. Note that there's isn't much going on downtown Tralee on weekday evenings, and this includes very few dining options."

"Wonderful stay!"

"Such friendly hosts!! Everyone was welcoming and friendly. Gave us some great tips for exploring the area. The room was comfortable and clean. Free onsite parking was a huge plus! Would stay again!! "

"Staff were very accommodating & friendly. Restaurant on property had great food although service was very slow. "

"Great venue. Live music downstairs everynight at The Danny Mann. Lovely food and friendly service. Parking is a bit sketchy. Very tight spaces to get into and somewhat hard to find. "

"The hotel was classic, refined and charming. Lovely art work, beautiful wood, comfortable with very attentive staff. It was also quiet even though they seemed to serve several tour groups during our stay. A very nice breakfast is included. Tralee itself was a nice town and not far from Dingle. The only quirk I would mention is no towel racks in the bathroom, nor electrical outlets or shampoo and conditioner. But it’s not a deal breaker for this lovely property. "

"Great location for walking into the town. A short 15 minutes took us to the centre of Killarney. The hotel has a bar and they do a great carvery at lunchtimes. Breakfast was really good and the staff are lovely. Fantastic for giving advice on where to go and what to see and thanks especially to Clodagh for our directions on the Dingle Peninsula."