Independent hotels in Glaise Bheag, Ballydavid

"Great location! Walkable to many things! "

"We loved Quayside B&B! It was in the best spot in Dingle, right on the water and within walking distance of a ton of restaurants, pubs, shops, etc. We were greeted with so much enthusiasm by Maurice. He is so proud of the Inn and Dingle, and rightly so. The rooms are small, as it is a converted Carraige House, but that is exactly the historical feel we wanted on this trip around Ireland! We had everything we needed in the room, and the beds were probably the best of our whole trip! The only thing we would've added was a fan to keep the air moving. A great candy shop and cafe right in the same building. It was perfect! Breakfast was yummy the next morning. Our biggest complaint is that we didn't stay long enough! This will definitely be our first choice when we come back to Dingle!"

"The location, cleanliness, and staff were great. The only issue was the mattress was very soft. "

"Wonderful staff. Very comfortable quiet room Nice amenities. Location is quiet. Easy to walk and fine dining and shopping options. Nice breakfast "

"Such a great stay, wish I had booked another night. Emma was super helpful with check in and made a great breakfast for us the next day. Convenient to the city, but note* it is up on a hill. "

"Harbor House is magnificent. Surrounded by ocean, hillsides, and horses, this HH is a sanctuary like no other. Sandra and Robin and the entire team were wonderful and helped us with reservations and ideas. They have diving lessons and they have a young team of instructors who teach in the pool and then guide excursions. The full Irish breakfast was hearty and delicious and we loved the pool and decks and greeting the horses each morning. What an awe-inspiring place that sure speaks to the “smithy” of one’s soul. "

"Friendly staff, very convenient!"

"Location"

"The Waterfront was a lovely place to stay, as it's location was very convenient to many places we wanted to see. The view from the room was lovely, as it looked out onto the water. I"