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152 bedrooms
The Dingle Skellig Hotel, situated on the most westerly peninsula in Europe and regarded as one of the finest hotels in Kerry. Since this Hotel in Dingle was constructed in 1969 its reputation for comfort, hospitality and service has excelled, this guarantees the holiday experience of a lifetime.
From the moment you arrive at the Dingle Skellig Hotel in Dingle, our friendly staff will welcome you and make you feel right at home. We pride ourselves in the care and courtesy that we pay to our guests, and so throughout your stay, our team will gladly answer any queries you may have to ensure that your visit and time with us is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. We are also delighted to help you in "What to see and do" locally to help make the most of your time in Dingle. Or, if you are organising that big wedding day make sure to consider one of the top wedding venues Dingle has to offer.
Choosing a venue for your Wedding is one of the most important decisions that you will make and with a Wedding Reception at the Dingle Skellig Hotel you can rest assured of personal attention from us at all to help with big ideas, little touches & memorable details.
Our Skellig Suite, with panoramic views of Dingle Bay, can accommodate up to 250 guests making it one of the most stunning and unique Wedding locations. With elegant style, the Skellig Suite opens onto the Sun Terrace with landscaped gardens leading down to the shores of Dingle Bay – Picture Perfect! Your guests can relax with Drinks on arrival in this exceptional location, then enjoy freshly prepared food to the highest standards, while you relax safe in the knowledge that our experienced and dedicated team will have seen to every last detail.
Oscar winning director David Lean lived in the Dingle Skellig Hotel for more than a year while filming Ryan’s Daughter in 1969/1970. He then moved to the Great Southern in Killarney for five months to edit the film.
