Milltown House Dingle

We will agree with the other people who reviewed this establishment. Nice place. Plenty of free parking. Easy check in. The room was very nice. Comfortable bed. Nice shower. Good wifi although the network said the wifi was unsecure. Folks at the front area very friendly. Willing to help on anyway possible. The breakfast in the morning was very nice. You ordered off the menu. 4 or 5 selections. We would stay here again.

A gorgeous homely guest house with hotel facilities. Well appointed rooms with sea views. Quality bath rooms and nice features reflecting history of house. Nice bed for comfortable sleep followed by good breakfast with excellent coffee! Delighted to recommend. A shuttle to the town in the evening was a surprise and very welcome too. Carpets in corridors dated but every thing else great.

We were looking forward to our stay ... Arrived Monday evening where a function for a group was in process.. we selected the hotel as. It was out of town, appeared away from noise of the town… paying at the highest room rate of the season therefore had high expectations.. sadly the opposite. Our room was extremely noisy above the bar & restaurant and beside the guest function toilet .. We were told all bar and lounge areas unavailable to us due to the function & recommended restaurants in the town for dinner ... sadly all closed in town as a Monday evening... others booked out due to options limited We were not offered a room away from the noise .. which as there was a function below .. would have been appreciated The room was adequate but bed was extremely hard … luckily the noise stopped at 10 pm Woken at 7 am with music and smells from the below kitchen ... sadly over priced & disappointed

My Milltown House stay was a highlight of my trip to Ireland! The house is cozy, comfortable with great views and the staff attentive. The Irish stew was delicious and hanging out in the bar, enjoying a Dingle GNT, chatting with other visitors was great! If you’re lucky enough to stay- I hope you’ll experience the falconry which was such fun, and don’t forget to give Seamus a pat on the head!

The best place to stay in Dingle and the most comfortable beds in Ireland. Wonderful staff and great food. Rooms are comfortable and the bathrooms are brand new. They have a falconry on site that you can opt in to see. Don't hesitate to book your stay !

This is a lovely hotel and staff. Homey. Tasty breakfast options each morning. Comfortable rooms with lovely water views. Well-appointed, updated bathrooms. Moderate walk to town, but flexible (free) van service when needed. Just the Irish charm we'd hoped for!

This is a well run B & B on the outskirts of Dingle, about 15 mins walk/5 mins drive. Well sized rooms with upgraded bathrooms, a good stop for anyone touring the area. The location is great, and Seamus the Irish wolfhound is fantastic! Breakfast was good with well sourced local ingredients

I recently stayed at the Milltown House as part of a tour conducted by the owner, Stephen McPhilemy. We stayed 3 delightful nights in this charming and historic home. I was familiar with the movie Ryan’s Daughter and was enchanted by it being the home of Robert Mitchum while filming the movie. Lots of memorabilia adorned the walls in addition to other items of Irish history, The room I stayed in was spacious with amentities like water and a Nespresso machine. They had recently updated the bathrooms with modern walk-in showers and heated towel racks. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable and I slept well. That could also have been helped by the cozy bar where guest gathered at nights with some chatting and singing and a wee whiskey! Breakfasts were served in the sunroom and had a large variety of items to choose from. The mini croissants that were part of the buffet rivaled any I had in Paris. There were several sitting rooms where you could relax as well. All the staf were very friendly and helpful and Seamus the Irish Wolfhound was happy to greet you. You can also have a falconry experience through their partnership with Kingdom Falconry on their property for a fee. Our group all enjoyed it. The guesthouse is a short walk to town and the Dingle Distillery is next door where you can tour and taste their gin and whiskey. For a relaxed , feel at home experience I recommned spending a few days here while exploring the Dingle Peninsula.