Name: O'Connors Guesthouse
Address: Cloghane, Killelton, Killelton, Killelton, V92 PV48, Ireland
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O'Connors Guesthouse

Good experience Great sunrise view Friendly host

Great stay on the Dingle Peninsula, and the guesthouse gave us time to explore the north side as well as taking the pass across to Dingle and the Slea Head Loop.  Warm hospitality and a wonderful breakfast with ease of arrival and coming and going.

Had probably the best stay here of our trip to Ireland so far. All staff were very friendly and helpful and the room was clean, spacious and very comfortable. There were traditional singers in the bar which made for a really lovely evening and everyone in there talked to each other. Very sociable and fun. The evening meal was of great quality at a reasonable price and breakfast was huge. Would definitely recommend

If you want a real Irish experience this is the place to be. The town is so small, and this pub and inn is the highlight of the town. The views of the water are so beautiful. The staff were all very nice. We had dinner in the pub and the owner introduced himself. You really felt welcome. Many people came in that knew each other. The room was very basic, nothing fancy. Beds were comfortable, clean and we all slept great. I could have easily stayed a few days there if I had the time. The roads are the normal one lane style, so be extra cautious driving out there as the locals can navigate those corners at high speeds.

Awesome staff, we were there for 9 nights and had nothing but fun.

V friendly  staff good food  excellent  value

Beautiful view in bet rural town in remote part of the Dingle Peninsula, near Connor’s pass

Parking was a slight problem if you don't like parking on the street. Back parking lot was full.

The host was such a character, regaling us with stories of local events during WW2.John was friendly and an excellent barman

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O’Connor's Guest House in Cloghane, Ireland, offers a charming retreat in a quaint village that feels like a step back in time. This cozy guest house is an ideal spot for travelers looking to explore the surrounding areas, providing a perfect overnight stay with a taste of local culture.The ambiance of the village is quintessentially small-town, with only one pub that serves as the heart of the community. The pub next door is a delightful highlight, boasting a warm atmosphere, hearty comfort food, and live music that creates a lively yet relaxed environment. With a history that stretches back generations, it’s a must-visit for anyone staying at the guest house. The experience of enjoying a meal here, surrounded by friendly locals, is truly memorable.O’Connor's offers clean and comfortable rooms, equipped with tea and coffee facilities, which is a nice touch for those chilly Irish mornings. However, it’s worth noting that my room did not have a TV, which may be a consideration for some guests. Other rooms might offer this amenity, but as a solo traveler, I found the quiet solitude quite refreshing.The guest house is also popular among walkers, thanks to the stunning trails in the vicinity. Whether you're embarking on a hiking adventure or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, O’Connor's Guest House is a wonderful choice that embodies the charm and warmth of Ireland’s countryside.

Fine for a one night stay, nice enough room attached to a pub which was very busy and had music in the evening so don't expect a quiet night. To be fair the music stopped quite early, around 10:30. Food was ok, nothing special and the weather meant we couldn't really enjoy the views which must be fantastic on a fine day!

We selected O'Connor's for authentic Irish entertainment on the Saturday night and that's what we got. Plenty of free onsite parking.The meals were excellent.Management was co operativeCheck in was quick and efficientRoom was warm and adequately set up.The free local entertainment was excellent see YouTube @christopherpearson1752.Nice area with Mt Brandon dominating.Worth the few extra KMs off the main track.

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We LOVED the area! And the room was just what we were looking for. The room we got overlooked the bay area, and it was SO quiet! The best sleep I've had in a long time! Enjoyed the owner, his stories, and the ambience of the pub downstairs. We came during the week prior to St. Patrick's Day and how busy it was expected to be, so we missed the music, etc., but we probably wouldn't have slept as well...just a different experience is all. The owner cooked a fantastic spaghetti bolgonese for us, we had good conversations with the bartender, enjoyed watching the football match in the pub relaxing with Guinness, and the breakfast next day was wonderful. We were three people traveling, and the room was just right. Thank you for making our experience so pleasurable!

I had the best night of my 2 weeks traveling through Ireland. I arrived on New Year's Day, so they didn't have food service, but I had the greatest meal from Murphy's down the road. Jeff was running the front of house and bar and was so fun to chat with. Many locals came in and every person was warm and kind. A traditional Irish music session spontaneously broke out later at night and they kindly let me sing along with them. I can't wait to come back!

We have never stayed at a guesthouse inn with rooms before- welcome was lovely, room was no frills but very clean with AMAZING views... food excellent and high quality in the restaurant... but we are early birds to bed and love our sleep and we did find this place a bit noisy- nothing to do with the owners just guests to-ing and fro-ing all night from rooms and the sound di carry a lot... this ai a total experience though and one you should do!!!...

Beautiful b&b, so much history and the pub is always buzzing. Food downstairs is great and the owner is really enthusiastic about the history of the place which in turns makes you excited about it. The soundproofing from the pub is good, didn’t get any of the noise. Until that is about 12am, when some incredibly talented person decided to start playing Bennie and the Jets on the piano in the living room right under our room. No worries if it was for just one song but this was for FORTY minutes. Don’t get me wrong. This individual was incredibly talented. Like this is years worth of mastering this instrument. Incredibly talented but not the right time of the night when you have a days worth of driving the next day. Please do stay here though it’s such a characteristic place!

O’Connors Guesthouse is a wonderful place to stay if you are visiting the Dingle peninsula. Dingle itself can be very busy and full of tourists but take the stunningly beautiful trip over Connor’s Pass to the North coast and you will discover pristine beaches, quiet and breathtaking seascapes. O’Connors is a lovely old pub/ guesthouse and it’s brightly coloured facades just whet the appetite for what lies within. The staff are kind and friendly and one gets the impression that they are genuinely happy to share their stories as you share yours. It’s in a perfect location to explore from and even return to the hustle and bustle of Dingle, if you wish. But for us it was like stepping back into how the Dingle peninsula used to be; quiet and untouched, beautiful beaches, pubs and views that you can have all to yourselves. Our stay at O’Connor’s was perfect 5⭐️

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