Killarney City Centre Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Killarney City Centre, Killarney

"Absolutely stunning hotel and the staff were even more amazing. "

"Loved the atmosphere of the place. It is obviously old but has been beautifully maintained. The additions have been thoughtfully done."

"We had a lovely stay here. The personalized touches-- a welcome whiskey tasting, a handwritten note in the hotel room, water, turndown services, and friendly staff- were all appreciated. We would absolutely stay here again, and recommend that anyone visiting Killarney do the same. If you eat at their restaurant, try the duck. You'll thank me later."

"nice property"

"Very accommodating staff, lovely venue and amazing food and service. "

"Beautiful, peaceful location. Our room got very hot but the fan worked well."

"A nice looking transitional hotel. We enjoyed. "

"One of the best hotel stays we have ever had, from the moment we arrived we were made to feel special and that did not decline throughout our stay. The hotel itself is spectacular but its greatest asset is the staff. Polite and courteous, willing to take time to engage in conversation, from the doorman through to the cleaners, service in the restaurant and the bar second to none. I was allowed to keep my road bike in my room and the welcome pack of energy bars and supplements due to doing the Ring of Kerry Charity ride was a totally unexpected treat, that just goes to show how they make your stay personal. When we return to Killarney the Great Southern will be our hotel of choice."

"The Ross is a small hotel right in town. The rooms are a little dated, but well maintained. Room 205 overlooks a cemetery, which may be an issue for some. The included breakfast is sit down with some delicious hot options (I.e. omelets, Irish Breakfast, etc). The bar around the corner, Paddy Sheehan’s had awesome live musical performances. There’s also a large/nicer gift shop nearby, Christy’s. The hotel itself has a bar downstairs, Polly’s. They had a decent selection of top shelf alcohol, but limited food options."