Park Hotel Kenmare
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In Kenmare, a historic town in mystical Kerry, stands a true monument of Victorian architecture. Built in 1897, Park Hotel Kenmare occupies an unrivalled setting, with immaculately maintained gardens and lawns that extend down to the shores of Kenmare Bay. This is the Ireland of your dreams, complete with rugged coastlines and miles of scenic roads. Fans of the great outdoors will appreciate the many mountain hikes, coastal walks and fishing spots in the area. The hotel is also home to a remarkable art collection, belonging to the Meehan family, who own the property, featuring works by Sean Scully, Callum Innes and Andy Warhol. The spa offers a wide range of personalized treatments. To round out the day, a private cinema offers the chance to rewatch classic films while sipping rare, aged, local Irish whiskey.

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Our 43 rooms and suites

Artist's Studio

From

£381

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

27 sqm / 291 sqft

1 King bed

Classic Queen

From

£433

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| for 1 night

2 travellers

25 sqm / 269 sqft

1 Queen bed

Classic King

From

£441

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| for 1 night

2 travellers

30 sqm / 323 sqft

1 King bed

Family Room with Terrace

From

£450

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| for 1 night

4 travellers

38 sqm / 409 sqft

1 King bed

Heritage Deluxe

From

£501

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travellers

35 sqm / 377 sqft

1 King bed

Superior Bay View

From

£535

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

From 40 to 45 sqm / From 431 to 484 sqft

1 King bed

Bay Suite with Terrace

From

£638

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

45 sqm / 484 sqft

1 King bed

Kenmare Bay Suite

From

£775

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

From 45 to 50 sqm / From 484 to 538 sqft

1 King bed

Landscape Suite

From

£775

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

1 King bed

Kenmare Bay Suite with Balcony

From

£826

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

From 45 to 50 sqm / From 484 to 538 sqft

1 King bed

Forever Begin Suite

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£1,091

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| for 1 night

4 travellers

85 sqm / 915 sqft

1 King bed

Search for Park Hotel Kenmare on this Route du Bonheur

IRELAND | 4 stops | 7 nights

The South of Ireland, a gourmet destination

From Dublin in the east, to Kenmare in the southwest of the island, embark on 8 delicious days of tasting whiskey, beer, salmon, beef, lamb and seafood. Between its culinary traditions and inventive contemporary cuisine, Ireland has established itself in recent years as a real destination for gourmands and foodies.

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Park Hotel Kenmare

Discover County Kerry

County Kerry is known for its diverse landscapes, with moors, lagoons, and coastline dotted with islands and beaches. It is inconceivable to visit this region without travelling around the Ring of Kerry, the famous coastal road. Stray from the beaten path and explore the Iveragh Peninsula via a secret route. Leave Kenmare in the direction of Glencar's Ballaghbeama Pass, then follow the road through the mountains towards Ballaghisheen Pass. The outlooks here are magical. Continue southward and board the ferry for Valentia Island. If your heart so desires, walk to the top of Bray Head. You'll be rewarded with uninterrupted views across Dingle and Kenmare Bay, as well as the Blasket and Skellig Islands. Back on the mainland, follow the Wild Atlantic Way towards the south and enjoy a cocktail in the Boathouse at Dromquinna Manor before returning to Kenmare.

Art walks

The art collection belonging to the owners of Park Hotel Kenmare is spread across the common areas of this historic hotel, which dates back to 1897. During your stay, as you walk its corridors and visit the restaurant, you’ll encounter works by the likes of Dorothy Cross, Park Seo-Bo and Andy Warhol, alongside other lesser-known artists chosen for their unique talents. Daily guided tours provide additional insight into the collection, which is also documented in a dedicated book.

Guided tours of the gardens

Exploring a gallery led by an art expert is guaranteed to enhance your visit. The same principle applies to tours of Park Hotel Kenmare's gardens, where head gardener Shane will explain their design, history and evolution through the seasons, while drawing your attention to the many species that thrive there. Think of this as a pleasant stroll that immerses you in nature.