Dingle Hotels

... on the Amazon, taxi and by foot - we will be covering over 35,000 miles by plane alone. We will be staying in hotels, hostels, B&Bs, an Amazon jungle lodge, a reed island homestay and with friends and family and our hosts from the hospitality club. A ...

... , mostly staying at charming Blue Book hotels. Howth Castle Leslie Belfast Bushmills Inn Ballnahinch Castle Dromoland Castle Dingle Kenmare Waterville golf Youghal Rathsallagh golf Dublin - Merrion Hotel A welcome stop at Mina a Salam in ...

... And the rainbow.   Today is an "easy" day. Some time to tour the Ring of Dingle before heading north to our appointments at two Limmerick hotels and Bunratty Castle.   On the Ring of Kerry I repeatedly searched for it's beauty and ...

... keep all of the signs only posted in Irish.  As a consequence many tourists get lost and have difficulty finding their hotels, etc.  So what happens is that the locals involved in the tourist industry spray paint the English names on the ...

... , to wild deer!! The lakes were so glassy we got some fantastic reflection photos! You need to be careful driving though Killarney to Dingle, as it has now changed it's name to 'an daigan' if you pay attention though, you can find it more easily than ...

... – Sixmilebridge to Killarney (Cold morning, windy) We were pleased to be on our way to the next destination via the Dingle Peninsular today. We stopped just north of Tralee at Ardfert Cathedral ruins.   It was closed but we could still have a ...

... on my way back to Nice. It is a small castle up on the cliff. It has beautiful views. It is now two very expensive hotels. It was more expensive there I found than in Monaco. My final morning I spent doing the last of the sights in Nice which included ...

... to go as the desk staff doesn't offer much help and the service in cheaper hotels sucks. Then we start touring the rest of the country including Cork/Ballymaloe. Limerick, Dingle and we will see where else we go before we have to get back on a plane. ...

... so special. Beyond its obvious stunning geography, Vinales is the worthy recipient of low-cost architecture and a fluke of development. The two hotels in the area are kilometers out of town (I know; I walk to one of them before sunrise one day), so ...

... my window, which I ignored until Chad piped up with the helpful information "Ummm...I think that guy is trying to show you his dingle." Which he very well might have been. I burst out laughing and Chad backed the car out. Quickly. (C) I am sure ...