I booked the room directly with the propritor - John he was so helpful because it was our first time to Dingle he offered to email us the directions and offered to call us en route to see how we were getting on! If only all hoteliers would take a leaf out of his book. We were blessed with stunning... more

This place is a lap of Luxury. The staff are fantastic, the views are superb and the food is second to none. Very peacefull, easy access to Dingle village and the most romantic place to have a wedding. I can't wait to go back! more

I stayed here recently as my original booking at Doyles had to be moved to the owners new place. I was a bit concerned as I’d stayed at Doyles many times and always enjoyed it, especially the fantastic seafood. The owner, John, assured me I’d be more than happy so I took him at his word. And he was right.... more

I would like to let everyone know that Ballintaggart is no longer a hostel. bothe the hostel and camp site are closed. Ballintaggart is now a luxury 6 bedroomed country house more

One of the better independent hostels I stayed in while in Ireland. Clean, spacious rooms with comfy mattresses. Very clean, semi-private bathrooms that you don't have to share with everybody else at the hostel. Huge, well-equipped kitchen with plenty of storage space and a large fridge. Big sitting room with old fireplace is nice to relax in too. Nice outdoor... more

So we had three weeks in Ireland. We stayed in a hotel, we stayed in B&B's, we stayed in Hostels, and we stayed with friends. In the name of experiencing something different I decided to book with The Skellig. Umm, yeah. Cool place with a lot of history and the nights we stayed were spooky adding to the feeling but... more

Dingle was our first stop in Ireland, and the Ballintaggart was a wonderful place to start. I didn't think so at first though... It is about 1.6 km out of town, and walking on a very narrow highway was not pleasant after a 13 hr plane trip and a 2 hr bus ride. Once we arrived, though, the staff was... more

I really enjoyed my stay at Ballintaggart House, there is DVDs to watch, a tv room, a common room, and great shower and toilet facilities. I stayed in a en-suite room with my friends and there was bunks and a double bed we needed an extra bed so they brought in a bed for us. There is a playground and... more

I've stayed in many hostels, hotels and Bed and Breakfasts all around Ireland and but no place has come close to Ballantaggart House. The building, 300 years old, overlooks vast countryside, small mountains (or large hills!) and Dingle Bay. This provided a stunning setting for nearby cliff walks and beach combing. Kind and friendly staff continually greeted us as we... more