| suites add sitting areas with fireplaces, plus nespresso machines. guests have free access to the pool, gym and hot tub at a nearby hotel. this contemporary hotel is within 10 minutes' walk of the town centre, as well as killarney national park and killarney train station. . tea and coffeemaking facilities are available on request. there's a colourful cellar restaurant serving a modern menu, plus a casual cafe and cocktail bar. upscale rooms feature minifridges, flat-screen tvs and free wifi
Cork Airport 1 hr 16
Killarney House (3 min) Macgillycuddy's Reeks (26 min)
Ireland's highest mountain range, featuring many peaks & ridges with walking & climbing routes. Muckross Abbey (17 min)
Roofless abbey with a courtyard established as a Franciscan friary in 1448 & rebuilt many times. Ross Castle (6 min)
Tours of a tower fortress built by 15th-century chieftains, with grounds that are free to wander. Lough Leane (27 min)
Tranquil lake home to the island ruins of Innisfallen Abbey & the 15th-century Ross Castle. Moll's Gap (32 min)
Cycling, nature, waterfall, and lake Torc Mountain (21 min)
A 1,755-foot mountain in a national park with a waterfall, climbing routes & lake views. Muckross House (17 min)
Furnished 19th-century mansion set among mountains and woodland, with shop, cafe and working farms. Gap of Dunloe (17 min)
A vehicular & pedestrian road traverses this narrow mountain pass known for dramatic scenery. Killarney National Park (5 min)
Rugged, mountainous sanctuary encompassing lakes, rivers, forests and lots of waterfalls. Innisfallen Island (17 min)
Small wooded island in Lough Leane featuring the remains of the ancient Innisfallen Abbey. Ladies View Cafe (23 min)
Quaint cafe/bar looking out over lakes and grassland at a famous Ring of Kerry beauty spot. Torc Waterfall (20 min)
Small, easily accessible waterfall in a scenic, wooded area with hiking trails. St Mary's Catholic Cathedral (13 min)
Completed in 1855, this restored gothic revival church in a scenic field holds Catholic services. Carrauntoohil (1 hr 1)
A well-known hiking destination, this mountain is the tallest in Ireland at 3,407 feet. | 
