B&Bs in Killarney

When can I find the best deals on B&Bs in Killarney?

As one of the top tourist destinations in the world, there's a wide variety of accommodations in the Irish mountain town of Killarney, from luxury hotels to serviced apartments to modest guesthouses. There's also a sizable selection of bed-and-breakfasts, catering to guests seeking a more immersive experience of the local way of life and culture. Killarney sees its fair share of tourists all year round, but the summer months from June to August are particularly busy and room rates are at their peak. Prices tend to be lower and tourist crowds are thinner in spring (March to May) and in autumn (September to November).

Top B&Bs in Killarney

Salmon Leap Farm B&B is the ideal place to stay if you're looking for a quiet, stress-free holiday. The 200-year-old farmhouse is about 15 kilometres away from the centre of Killarney, with spacious guestrooms offering picturesque views of the garden and surrounding hills. A delicious cooked-to-order breakfast awaits this quaint B&B's guests. Urban charm is exemplified by Abbey Lodge, with its luxurious rooms, tastefully decorated interiors, sun-drenched balcony and leafy patio. Close by is Hazelwood Bed & Breakfast, a modern family-run establishment that offers cosy and well-appointed rooms and full Irish breakfast, in addition to complimentary amenities such as Wi-Fi and parking.

Where are the best areas for B&Bs in Killarney?

The majority of Killarney's B&Bs can be found along Muckross Road, which is part of a 200-kilometre walking trail called The Kerry Way. You might also want to try a B&B on the banks of the scenic Flesk River on Ballycasheen Road. The peaceful setting is ideal for a quiet holiday, but the shops and restaurants of Muckross Road as well as the huge INEC Killarney events venue are just a few minutes' drive away if you want to spend the day – or night – in town. The town of Aghadoe is another area to consider, where you can explore the ruins of the 13th-century Parkavonear Castle.

What are B&Bs like in Killarney?

Most of Killarney's B&Bs have only a small number of guestrooms, fostering a sense of intimacy and a homey atmosphere. Some establishments are hundreds of years old, and if it weren't for modern amenities like Wi-Fi, central heating and cable television, you'd think you'd taken a step back into the past. Many B&Bs in Killarney also feature common areas, such as terraces and gardens, where guests can relax and socialise. Luggage storage is also normally provided, and proprietors and staff are always happy to help you with things to see and do in the area. Most B&Bs offer hot breakfast, and many also give you a cooked-to-order option.

How much do B&Bs typically cost in Killarney?

You'll find that you can experience a quality stay in a Killarney B&B without having to put a strain your wallet. If you're considering a room in the city centre, there are B&Bs along Muckross Road where rates can range from €49 to €72 a night. A few kilometres north, on Tralee Road, a room in a B&B can set you back by about €41 to €58. In Glenflesk, about 15 kilometres from the city centre, you can book a room for €68 a night. Meanwhile, in the Upper Ballycasheen area, you can book a B&B room for approximately €58 per night.