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The Killarney Royal Hotel

Four Star
Lobby
College Street
Killarney
Kerry
The Killarney Royal Hotel is located right at the centre of Ireland’s favourite tourist destination. Perfect for walking, golfing and touring the south-west of Ireland. Famous for its National Parks, Killarney also has great shopping streets with many pubs and restaurants as well.

The Killarney Royal is a 4 star property within easy reach of all Killarney has to offer and it has plenty to offer itself as well, with for example it’s awarding winning restaurant.  Our modern Bar/Bistro is well know with our local trade and offers an excellent daily lunch menu, light snacks through out the day and evening meals.

Private Parking is available in a nearby location and is complimentary.
The Killarney Royal Hotel is located in the heart of Killarney. On the main N22 road in Killarney, the hotel is only 50 miles from Cork and 75 miles from Limerick.
Bedroom
The rooms within the Killarney Royal Hotel are all designed with your comfort in mind. Each room is decorated to the highest standard with fine antique furniture and marble fitted bathrooms. Our rooms are tastefully decorated and many have their own sitting room.

Choose from a range of 29 rooms which includes 5 suites, all of which have cable TV, ensuite, telephone, broadband, VCR and tea/coffee making facilities. There is also a night safe, iron, trouser press, turndown service and 24 hour room service.

No matter your reason for staying at the Killarney Royal, you are sure to have all your needs met.
Bar
The Killarney Royal Hotel will do everything possible to make sure your dining experience at the hotel is second to none. The fabulously varied menu has been carefully crafted to titillate every palette. Don’t forget to try the speciality Lobster, you won’t be disappointed.

The wine cellar of the Killarney Royal is permanently stocked with the best wines from all over the world. The bar also serves more informal foods and is great for a quick bite or snack.
Childrens Facilities
Babysitting Service on Request
Childrens Meals Available
Cot Available on request
Family Friendly
High Chair Available
Credit Cards
Access Mastercard
American Express
Diners Club
Visa
Disabled Access
Access For Disabled
Guide Dogs Welcome
Facilities
Bar
Car Parking - Chargeable Nearby
Central Heating
Laundry Service
Lift
Payphone
Restaurant
Room Service - 24 Hour
In Room Facilities
Hair Dryer
Internet Access - ISDN
No Smoking
Tea/Coffee Facilities
Telephone
Television
Trouser Press
Meals And Drinks
A La Carte Menu(s)
Packed Lunches On Request
Nearby Leisure
Angling.
Bicycle Hire.
Boating.
Entertainment.
Forest Park.
Golf Course.
Gun Sports.
Gym.
Hill Walking.
Horse Riding.
Leisure Complex.
Orienteering
Pitch And Putt.
Rock Climbing
Sailing.
Sauna.
Snooker.
Squash Court.
Swimming Pool - Indoor.
Swimming Pool - Outdoor.
Tennis Court.
Traditional Music.
Water Sports.
Recommendations
AA Recommended
Egon Ronay Recommended
Michelin Recommended
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Killarney

MUCKROSS HOUSE, GARDENS AND TRADITIONAL FARM : Built in 1843, the 65 - room Victorian mansion house is one of Irelands leading stately homes. It stands majestically on the lake shore in the National Park, Killarney. The location and botanical collection in Muckross Gardens make this one of the "Greatest Gardens of the World. Extensive areas of natural rockery, water garden, large lawns, arboretum, flowers- surrounded by woodlands set amoung lakes and mountains.   A more recent addition, the Muckross Traditional Farm recreates the houses and activities of rural Ireland prior to electrification in the 1930's.

DUNLOE OGHAM STONES: Between Beaufort village and the Gap of Dunloe can be found a display of Ogham Stones.These were originally the roof of a souterrain or underground passage which collapsed at the end of the last century. Ogham was the earliest form of Irish writing (third century A.D). Ogham stones are usually gravestones and bear the name of the deceased and often details of his descent.

TORC WATERFALL: A short walk up a steep wide footpath leads to the Torc Waterfall, it has a fall of 60 feet/18 metres and the footpath leading up to it offers excellent views over the Killarney lakes. This waterfall is formed by a river which flows from the Punch Bowl high in the mountain and provides a spectacular display after a heavy rainfall.

ROSS CASTLE: This square medieval tower which was built by the O' Donoghues in the 15th century is beautifully situated on the shores of Lough Lein. Now restored, the castle houses a fine collection of 16th and 17th century oak furniture

KILLARNEY NATIONAL PARK: On a visit to Killarney National Park you will be astounded by the wild natural beauty of the area, which comprises 10,000 hectares of rugged mountainous terrain. The park consists of extensive woodland, valleys, waterfalls and Irelands highest mountain range - The McGillycuddy Reeks. There are four self-guided nature trails including a trail for the visually impaired.

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