Peter and Els provided a great welcome, friendly service, very tasty breakfast (go for the Glenribbeen Special!). They were delightful with the kids - including early morning archery lessons! We feasted on mackerel which Peter had only just caught, and freshly picked marrows from Els' garden.

Our only regret was not spending more time at Glenribbeen - next time we will do more than just pass through....

We arrived in the evening just before dinner and the owners (The O'Conners) were having a birthday party for Mr O'Connor. They showed great hospitality and seemed incredibly happy that we were there. We left to have dinner and when we returned Mr. O'Connor offered us warm bread pudding and rum raisin ice cream (this was his birthday cake and ice cream). He offered his family room and beautiful music for us to map out the rest of our trip. The breakfast, made by Mrs. O'Connor was the best breakfast that I have ever had and she made the best bread that I had ever tasted. They were a very charming couple and excellent hosts. The house was cozy and beautiful inside and outside. I would encourage everyone to stop by and meet these lovely people and see their wonderful home. If I ever get back to Ireland I will visit Glenribbeen again.

A real treasure to find,our stay at Glenribeen Lodge was a stopover between Kerry & Dublin - we thought we knew the undiscovered parts of Ireland but we were really surprised at the beauty and unspoilt solitude of the area. We were so warmly welcomed by Els & Peter (& Grannie the dog!), who were the most fantastic hosts imaginable. Excellent en-suite rooms, comfy beds and a real homely feel to the whole place. We enjoyed two walks, one along the river and one up the hill, the wildlife we saw included kingfishers ,herons and flying fish which our two children loved. The food was fabulous ,organic fresh produce and the veggie breakfast which was their own recipe was gorgeous! We were so pleased to stay at Glenribeen, a brilliant place to stay in an amazingly picturesque part of Ireland.