Milltown Hotel Guide - Killorglin Golf Club hotels in Milltown, Ireland.

"Parking was very easy with plenty right outside the front door! Only complaint is bar closed early due to being slow (understandable) and was unable to have a drink after 8pm. Excellent staff!"

"Superb as always, there is nowhere like it"

"Guys and girls on the front desk were amazingly helpful - we really liked the room, very clean and very well appointed - breakfasts in Alfie’s in the morning was brilliant! Round the corner - part of the Ashe hotel is roundy’s bar - which has very awesome cozy vibes about it. Tralee is a cute wee town with a bit of buzz about it and we enjoyed it very much"

"Great room very comfortable "

"Booked a triple room nice no hassle stay. Very convenient for town centre and only 5 mins in car from INEC. There is a car park two minutes walk away so really no problem for parking and only costs a few euro for 24 hours stay. Room was good with plenty of towels, toiletries coffee etc. it's a nice boutique hotel that serves an excellent breakfast too. Plenty of variety and food is fresh and plentiful. Ideal for singles, couples and family stays. Enjoyed our couple of nights very convenient for restaurants, fast food and pubs! Competitive pricing with breakfast included was very very reasonable. Loved it."

"Great location & wonderful staff. My only complaint was when i booked it said parking available. There is but it's limited. And very very tight. So it requires some navigating to get in & out of the spots. There is public parking across the way but it should be specified "

"This hotel was exactly what you expected. Clean rooms friendly staff, beautiful entryway, had a fitness and pool section. Don't forget to bring your swim cap. Because they are mandatory if you want to go into the pool."

"Hotel was amazing in every aspect. Me and my partner absolutely loved it. Staff were outstanding "

"I stayed for one night with my son and had a lovely stay, good choice for breakfast and we used the pool and had dinner in the pub "