my wife and i stayed there for a weekend,the rooms were just okay thd bathroom was very small it was hard to move around inside there,we also had to wait about 30 mintues each morining for our breakfast because the breakfast room to small ,and it was also badly set up, so on saying all that i dont think we will ever stay there again...

My family and I stayed in their Family Room for 2 nights. The beds were fine and the bathroom was clean, but the carpet was old, stained and felt dusty and grubby under our feet. A full Irish breakfast was included and they were generous enough with proportions. All in all, though, we would not stay there again as there was nothing very appealing about it. For a similar price, we could have stayed in nicer places.

The Castlelodge Guesthouse provided a wonderful stay. The room, and entire place, was clean, bright and homey. The staff was exceptional -- always warm and offering their help. They booked my tours the evening before, and were always willing to take an extra step to assure a comfortable stay for me. The Castlelodge is ideally located, short minutes from the center of town. The pricing was superb and I would definitely stay there again. Thanks for a great stay!

Since Killarney is a major tourist town it offers all types of accommodations from rural B & Bs to upscale hotels, but I found a real gem in the Castlelodge Guesthouse. I paid 35 euros per night for my two-night stay in late March and that included a full Irish breakfast.
I had requested a quiet room and was given a ground floor room at the end of the corridor overlooking the garden and it was huge by European standards with one queen and one single bed. Breakfast is served at 8 am, but they happily provided an earlier breakfast when I mentioned I'd like to get an early start one morning.

The hotel has a nice lounge off the lobby, a garden with outdoor tables and seating, and a large car park out front. It is located on a main road so it's easy to get to, but the front rooms might get some traffic noise so request a room in back. Next door is a petrol station with a convenience store and an off-license (liquor) store. It's a two-minute walk to the Muckross Park and a five- minute walk to the center of town. I'm glad I chose this location as it avoided having me drive into the narrow town center streets or have to try to find parking.