The owners were lovely and welcoming, even though we were soaked to the skin. Helped us dry out, fed us well. More

Stayed at the An Bothar pub for 3 nights. Fantastic room and friendly and helpful owners and staff. Very good value for money. More

We stayed in this delightful pub, which is at the foot of Brandon Mountain, while walking the glorious Dingle Way in June. Our large, clean, modern room overlooked a hillside dotted with sheep and a picnic table where we enjoyed ales before an excellent dinner in the pub. Throughout our week on the Dingle peninsula we were blown away by... More

We stayed here while walking the Dingle Way because we wanted to be as close as possible to Brandon Mountain for the walk to Cloghane. An Bothar was remote, but warm and comfortable, not especially modern, but with a very nice large guest lounge with tea and coffee making equipment and a good selection of books. Our room was large... More

An Bothar is absolutely perfect if you're hiking the Dingle Way. During our hike we had a choice: we were at a perfectly good spot to stay or we could hike 5 more km to get to An Bothar. Totally worth it. An Bothar is in a beautiful location in a very small village - with wonderful views of the... More

We had a wonderful stress free stay. The food and service was excellent. We had the use of a very spacious and comfortable guest room, where we could relax and make tea and coffee.The double room was airy and comfortable, very clean and welcoming. We looked out onto breath-taking scenery. The owners were extremely friendly and helpful. More

We hiked the entire Dingle Way, and stayed here before crossing over Mt Brandon to Cloughane. What a great place. Excellent rooms, excellent food, very friendly and helpful hosts. This was our 5th B&B on the Way, but the first to have a bathtub to soak my aching feet from hiking all day. More

Stayed at the An Bothar Pub on a stormy day, waiting for the weather to clear to pack up over mountain to Cloghane. Wonderful family run B&B, spacious room, large bath, overall very comfortable, warm, friendly and very accommodating. The location is perfect for those walking the Dingle Way and the nearby stone fort is a plus for those stranded... More

My partner and I walked the entire Dingle Way, and our evening stays were (in order): Dingle, Dunquin, and Ballydavid. An Bothar Pub and Guesthouse technically is in Ballydavid, not Dingle. It may only be ten minutes away from Dingle by car, but the walking distance between Dunquin and An Bothar is about 18 miles; so, from this perspective it's... More