I got a few days off from work and decided to try and find something in Kerry. I found Kenmare Rentals - they own the properties and were great to deal with, the website was good (we booked online) and very easy. We got confirmation straight away.

We stayed in Barr Cill Athat, about two miles from Kenmare, which has views of Kenmare Bay and the mountains. We really enjoyed our stay - we only had one problem with our broadband and we got it fixed within an hour. They have a good selection of properties, and they also own a popular place for eating and drinking (O'Donnabhains). We will be definitely be back.

www.kenmarerentals.com

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One of the best hostels I've stayed in. I was welcomed by the smell of a pot of soup sitting on an old range.

The lady who runs it is very welcoming and friendly. Lots of pubs nearby and some good music.

corner of henry street and shelborne street

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This gallery showcases the best of Irish contemporary fine art. All work can be viewed and reserved from their excellent web site. A welcome addition to the vibrant art vibe already associated with Kenmare. This small town now has 5 galleries in the town itself and many more within easy reach. If it's art you want this is a great place to visit and also a fab selection of restaurants, hotels and bars.

12 Main Street,
Kenmare,
Co.Kerry
064 40717
www.millcovegallery.com

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Josie's is a unique restaurant overlooking Glanmore Lake on the Beara Peninsula below the Healy Pass.

Serving seafood, steaks and a selection of various dishes using local produce including many vegetarian options.

She also has a tearoom for light snacks and afternoon tea with a beautiful view of Glanmore Lake. Well worth a visit to check out the stunning scenery and a good spot for walks.

Josie's Lakeview House, Glanmore Lake, Lauragh
064 83155

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