This is a super wonderful B&B. It is really off the beaten path and so worth the time it takes to find it.
Thank goodness for GPS. The scenery at this B&B is totally awesome. You have mountains in the distance and green fields that seem to stretch on forever. The owner of Dromin Farmhouse is a such a sweet lady and she has equipped each room with all of the amentities that one could ever want. She even came in to visit with us and gave us so much history and insight to the area. She is a wonderful cook and we certainly enjoyed the Irish breakfast she prepared. It is such a delightful setting that you feel like you've retured home. If you are planning a trip to Ireland this is one B&B where you should stay. We were only there one night but wish it could have been more. She also has a pet rabbit that loves dandelions and clover. Great fun to feed him.

Mary Foley is the perfect host- friendly, cooperative, helpful, discrete, always in a good mood, sensitive, communicative(if wanted).She prepares a super breakfast, fresh, delicious and always asks if everything is all right. The rooms are big, tidy, comfortable,have a wonderful view over the mountains of Kerry. Service is super, everything is done ,when you return. There is a peaceful, absolutely quiet atmosphere- rooms are situated that you hear nothing from the neighbourhood. At night it´s calm , too.So, when you need a quiet ,peaceful surrounding anda breathtaking countryside, go to Dromin Farmhouse! My husband stayed at Mary´s house for 5 weeks to carry out a creative plan, I joined him for one week.We stayed there without any car, did everything on foot.You can manage that. It was excellent. We can recommend her B&B
highly. Rainer and Christine

This lovely bungalow B&B farmhouse is run by the charming Mary. Spectacular views of Irelands highest mountain range and a lovely rural location to boot. Very clean and spacious accommodation and the most wonderful breakfast.

Mary is very nice and welcoming, and her fruit salad is the best ever.
Though, accomodation is way less comfortable than in other equivalent B&Bs in Ireland.
The main problem is that the bathroom is "partitioned" , kind of French-style, with the sink by the bed and the toilet+shower in a separate room. We were not used to it and it's not the top from a hygienic point of view.
The farmhouse is a couple of miles away from the village, this means you have to drive and it can get crowded if you're going there for King Goat's celebration.
Remember to bring cash: even if we are in the 21st century, they do not accept credit/debit cards - and the closest ATM is a 10-minute drive.