Best Killarney Spa Hotels

Did not eat breakfast, don't know how. The room is big enough and the two beds are big enough. We only have two people. I don’t know if we can add an extra bed. The room is not soundproof, but it is quiet after 12 o'clock. The hotel is like a resort, the environment is very good, suitable for bringing children, not in the city center, suitable for self-driving tours, there is free parking.

We have been traveling in Ireland for a week and this is by far the best hotel. The town of Killarney is amazing and this hotel is perfect. The staff at the registration desk and specifically a young man named Miguel went above and beyond to make sure our stay was nothing short of perfect. I highly recommend anyone to stay here!

The rooms are Clean and comfortable centrally located in the town. Breakfast had the usual fair. On checking you are asked to pay for stay upfront which is fine but just weren't aware. I had booked a twin and when went to the room this was a King bed. There was no issue when I requested the bed type to be changed. Overall a nice stay

This hotel is a good location for driving the Ring of Kerry and visiting the Dingle Peninsula. It's also about a 15-minute walk to downtown, and there is a local brewery a few blocks away with really good beer. If you drive, the parking lot is pretty small, with limited spaces. Staff was friendly and the room was clean, though if visiting in the summer, the air-conditioning is limited. As with most European hotels, no coffee in the lobby in the morning, but there is a convenient store across the street with really good coffee. If we were to visit Killarney again, we would definitely consider staying at the Dromhall.

Attention to detail and the whole family hotel ethos is why I have been going back to Randles. I have stayed here 3 times before and they know how to treat their customers. I had a problem with s room this time round . Plumbing in the bathroom issue and it was dealt with straight away and no messing or making excuses. The bar food was very nice and the desserts were fab. I'll be booking here again soon for my family and we look forward to seeing you all again soon.

The hotel courtyard is beautiful, the room facilities are a bit old-fashioned, the breakfast is particularly good, semi-buffet plus ordering, whether it is half-buffet or semi-buffet is first-class English breakfast, the service industry is quite good.

Excellent for visiting Killarney and surrounding area. 20 minute brisk walk into town. On main road which was noisy from the balcony rooms so bear in mind if you want more peace go around the back. A relaxed and friendly hotel.

Overall we enjoyed our stay- particularly the staff at the restaurants were amazing and really made great efforts and attention to details. But, for what it is, it is very overpriced. We booked two Victorian suited which were very expensive as it was a special treat for our parents. But, the two suites were nowhere near comparable. One had a lovely view, the other looked out over the bins. One had aircon, the other didn't. One no dressing room but only a rickety old wardrobe which was falling apart. One was lovely and quiet while the other was next to a housekeeping cupboard and the lift which kept us up all night and was noisy all day. Our TV was also miniscule and we couldn't even look anywhere in it's direction from neither the bed nor the couch. We asked to change rooms which eventually (and after a lot of running and searching for staff) happened but we wasted much of a day organising this. The spa and pool are nice (though not 5 star) but to get to them, you have to walk through their event's area where there was weddings on when we were there. Very awkward to have to walk through for everyone involved, especially with kids, bathrobes and pool toys ... Surely there can be different acces to the pool and spa area!? They advertise with being family friendly but the playground is average and the fairy trial is sadly been abandoned and not looked after. Upon checkout we noticed a discrepancy in our bill of over 400 Euros! It took a good 15-20 minutes to sort this out and we never even got an explantion nor an apology. I also did feedback via email which again got no response. Again, overall it was a nice stay but not for the money we paid. It wants to be a Deluxe Hotel but sadly isn't anywhere near that overall. The hotel and some of the staff (mostly at the reception) need an update and more training.

The hotel's facilities are very complete, with reading room, billiard room, pool, rehabilitation center and SPA. It has the only Michelin-star restaurant in Killarney, and provides bicycles for tourists to ride. The dishes of The Peregrine taste very good and are the best meal of the trip to Ireland. Breakfast is also eaten in this restaurant, using the full order method, the taste of the dishes has not to say, but there is no self-service cooperation, the choice of fruit will be much less, it can be said that the lack of self-service should be the only drawback of this hotel.

Location is a little bit outside the town center. Unfortunately, rooms do not have any air-conditioning, but Hotel will offer to use of a small fan. Staff at this hotel are particularly friendly and helpful, but in my opinion are limited by the age of the building.