Dan's Cottage enjoys a tranquil and peaceful setting on the grounds of Kenmare House, (formerly Annagry House) on the famous Ring of Kerry. Kenmare town centre is within a six minute stroll on a well lit footpath.
Kenmare is special; enjoying the unique location of being the only town that is on both the famous Ring of Kerry and the beautiful Ring Of Beara, making it the ideal touring base.
Casey's Restaurant & Pub, Kenmare Bay Hotel with Leisure Centre and swimming pool are just 300 metres away.
Spacious and luxurious bedroom with King size four-poster bed, en-suite with bathtub and shower. TV and DVD, radio and CD player, washing machine and dryer, wood burning stove and oil-fired central heating are all included. Private parking. Electricity and oil are extra.
"Excellent location" Small but very cozy little cottage in a dream location. Walking distance to town. Very peaceful setting in a wonderful part of Ireland...
Christel
June 2020
"Beautiful little cottage"
Warm and cozy and very close to the town. The owners, Dan and Fionnuala were incredibly helpful and a delight to deal with. Had a very enjoyable week here and hope to return next year. Highly recommended!
Dugald M
September - 2018
"Great cottage in ideal location" Dan's Cottage is located minutes from Kenmare Town centre. We found it to be an ideal comfortable base to tour the Kerry region and soak in all the beautiful scenery. After a hard days sightseeing, Kenmare provided numerous pubs and restaurants to choose from with great food rounded off with an Irish coffee. Dan and Fionnuala were very friendly recommending various places to visit and left us a welcome pack of goodies. Dan even taking time to show me a local garage for repairs on my car. Thoroughly recommended
Tinababs
August - 2018
"Brilliant" Great cottage. No noise. Suited us perfectly. Very central & all mod cons and even free WiFi. Dan & Fionnula were lovely. Lots of local information & literature provided. Very helpful for tourists. Would highly recommend here.
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