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Our top choices for Kilcullen guest houses

1. The Rooms at Cunninghams

Kildare

Gustav

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

2. The Rooms at Firecastle

Kildare

Ashley

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1 Sept - 2 Sept

3. Private Rooms in a Peaceful Neighborhood

Lucan

Scott

includes taxes & fees

25 Aug - 26 Aug

4. Tudor Lodge

Glendalough

Ethan

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20 Aug - 21 Aug

5. Ensuite Bedroom with Private Toilet and Shower and unlimited WIFI

Lucan

includes taxes & fees

20 Aug - 21 Aug

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Top Kilcullen Hotel Reviews

The Address Citywest

8/10 Good

"Room was big , staff where helpful , amazing breakfast and free outdoor and indoor parking . The only thing we did not like is that the room have no AC and only a fan which kept the room hot . Not ideal in warm weather ."

Killashee Hotel

8/10 Good

"This place is gorgeous! Kinda sucks that some of the stuff in the rooms feels a bit outdated though — like the bed frame and the armchair. Especially for what you’re paying a night. The staff were amazing though, super caring. The Irish people really make you feel welcome. It’s nice that most of the staff (like 80%) are young — some of them look about 20."

Leixlip Manor Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This was a nice escape from the traditional hotels. We wanted to stay outside the city to start our tour of the western part of Ireland. Please note that this is an old manor (built in 1700s per staff) that has been converted to rooms. There is no air conditioning and the rooms are rustic. We loved it and enjoyed the experience. We were provided fans as we were on the second floor and it was warmer than usual. The staff were very accommodating and welcoming. There is a horse on-site and you feel removed from all the hustle of the city and town. A short drive away there are multiple options for shopping and meals. We had dinner at Arthur’s, which is where Guinness was first served. We had the breakfast at the manor, which was very good. Overall, a great experience and we would definitely stay here again. A real hidden gem. "

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