Welcome to Dromhall Hotel

Opened in 1964, The Dromhall Hotel is family owned & managed by the Randles Family who prides itself on first class comfort & service at its Killarney Hotels. The Dromhall Hotel is located 5 minutes walk from the town centre and also near the INEC.

The hotel includes 72 luxurious guest rooms, meeting rooms and wedding suites, Kayne’s Bar & Bistro, The Abbey Restaurant. There is also complimentary Parking and Wi-Fi access available at the hotel.

A visit to our Day Spa and Leisure Cente is a must - located on the hotel grounds, which includes a 20 metre swimming pool, sauna & steam room.

With acres of extensive and natural beauty surrounding the hotel including Ross Castle and Killarney National Park makes it a total relaxation no matter whether your stay is business or leisure.

Killarney is very proud to have been awarded the Number One Irish destination for 2015 as voted by Tripadvisor.

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18.05.2018

Will,

Great hotel in a great location

24.01.2018

x, x

Stayed here on Sunday 21St January, just for 1 night unfortunately, wish we could have stayed longer. Food and Service in the bar was really lovely, the bar is very comfortable and relaxing even though the bar was full, really good atmosphere. The pool was lovely and very well kept and spotlessly clean. The room was comfortable and also very well presented. We didn't avail of breakfast or of the spa facilities however we will definitely be back to try next time. Thank you for a lovely stay

22.01.2018

x, x

The staff are second to none and the bar food is excellent, the staffs knowledge of allergens is very good both in the bar and in the breakfast room. We have only stayed twice before but we were really looking forward to the stay and you did not disappoint us. Such a fantastic hotel and the staff are the most welcoming and natural. We will always recommend the Dromhall to friends and family.

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