Tralee The Kerries Golf Club Hotels

"Beautiful hotel, spotless rooms with everything you’d need. Walkable to shops, bars and restaurants. Perfect central location. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Would recommend and definitely will stay here again "

"Lovely large room, very friendly staff and overall just a great place to stay. "

"The staff were lovely and the food was absolutely delicious. We got a free toom upgrade which was a really thoughtful touch and was so appreciated. Some recommendations- the room was a little cold and took some time to heat up. As well as this, the temperature of the swimming pool was quite cool ttoo."

"Very clean hotel Lovely room Great food Lots of choice on the menu Lovely staff Great location Plenty parking "

"A beautiful and historical house surrounded by lovely woods where you can ramble for hours."

"Our stay in Jack Duggan's pub was so fun and comfortable for everyone! We wanted a small town experience close to adventures in Kilarney and Dingle, this place was the perfect solution. The convenience store just a block away was great for snacks, beer, and other conveniences. We had a great time connecting with local folks and the wonderful bartender at Griffen's pub, just down the street. The accommodations were clean, with plently of beds and 3 bathrooms. I highly recommend Jack Duggan's for an authentic Irish experience!"

"Gorgeous view, Great rooms and service"

"was ok"

"The room was really well appointed, well housekept, the staff was always friendly, helpful and attentive and the restaurant did an outstanding job. I ate there every night for 4 nights. Mauve and Magda were above and beyond friendly and helpful. I couldn’t ask for more. A couple of things: the rooms were too warm for me even with window open and thermostat turned all the way down, I’m not sure why but I have trouble sleeping unless it’s blanket temp. Also, the room coffee isn’t the greatest, I prefer a Kurig type service. But, as I’ve said, great hotel in an excellent location. Loved the small town, didn’t feel “touristic.” "