Carriglea House is situated just 3km from the centre of Killarney town, peacefully located in thirty acres of private grounds adjacent to the 10,000 acre Killarney National Park.
An enchanting 19th century Victorian residence, with unrivaled situation, overlooking the Killarney Lakes and mountains.
The guest rooms are large and spacious, tastefully decorated in an old world style with restful colours to harmonise with the serenity and natural charm of the surroundings. All rooms are en suite and equipped with television and hairdryer.
Carriglea House is furnished in keeping with the Victorian era with antiques found throughout. The porcelain chandelier in the dining room and original stove in the kitchen, with which breakfast has been cooked for guests since 1932, are much commented upon.

Carriglea House is approached from the Muckross Road, N71, by either of two sweeping tree lined avenues. Opposite Carriglea House is the entrance to the Killarney National Park, where one can enjoy beautiful scenery as well as numerous walks and cycling trails.
Killarney has much to offer its visitor, at night there are many gourmet restaurants and pubs to choose from, while during the day there is a wide range of outdoor pursuits and sight seeing to avail of.
Take a short stroll by the shores of Lough Leane, visit the 15th century Muckross Abbey, explore Muckross House and Gardens or just relax in our peacefull surroundings.
Carriglea House is a perfect base for touring, located on Muckross Road which is part of The Ring Of Kerry and The Kerry Way walking routes, minutes from Muckross House and Gardens and Killarney Lakes. Also ideal for touring the Dingle Peninsula, Beara and Glengarriff and the Ring of Kerry.