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Dingle Heights

Tourist Board Rating:

Dingle, Kerry, V92 A702

In Dingle

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Meet your host…

Mrs Bridie Fitzgerald & Breandán Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald's Dingle Heights Bed & Breakfast is a warm, friendly home overlooking the majestic Dingle bay and harbour. Bridie Fitzgerald and family have been welcoming guests and making them feel at home for many years. Come, find out for yourself!

Ballinboula
High Road
Dingle
V92 A702

Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and peaceful setting of Dingle Heights, a luxurious haven in the heart of beautiful County Kerry. Discover the spectacular Dingle Peninsula, climb majestic Mount Brandon, take in the sea breeze on Inch Beach, swim with Fungie the dolphin and visit the rugged Blasket Islands. With superb breakfasts and secure private parking available, it's an ideal location to explore the region from. Host Bridie Fitzgerald looks forward to welcoming guests.

How to get here

From N86: Go straight through the first roundabout. Turn right at second roundabout. Go along The Mall and take the second left. Proceed up Main Street and Goat Street. Pass the old hospital and 10 cottages on your right. Dingle Heights is the first bed and breakfast on your right.

From Conor Pass: Take the first right. Proceed up Main Street and Goat Street. Pass the old hospital and 10 cottages on your right. Dingle Heights is the first bed and breakfast on your right.

Sat Nav: Lat (52.144590) - Long (-10.280000)

Facilities

Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Internet Access
Irish Spoken
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews

10 Exceptional (21)	5 Average (0)
9 Superb (10)	4 Below Average (0)
8 Fabulous (1)	3 Fair (0)
7 Very Good (1)	2 Poor (0)
6 Good (0)	1 Very Poor (0)

Overall Score

9.5/10

Superb

Dave & Kayla Celata

15 Apr 2018

Review Score: 10/10

Great spot. Less than a 10 minute walk to most of Dingle. Nice room and good breakfast.

Lacy C Miller

30 Mar 2018

Review Score: 10/10

Great stay! wonderful view from our room. We would have walked to dinner but it was cold. Great breakfast with fantastic views form the breakfast room. Thank you!

Erin Pettapiece

21 Nov 2017

Review Score: 10/10

Just the most perfect location! Hospitality was superb! Bridie and her son were so kind! Our room was spotless and the breakfast was delicious! And the view was incredible! We will be back!

Tim Harvey

18 Nov 2017

Review Score: 9/10

Host were very welcoming breakfast was delicious and location was great. Easy walk to town with a beautiful view.

Elaine

01 Nov 2017

Review Score: 10/10

Dingle Heights B&B was extremely clean, and a great location. The breakfast and host were wonderful!

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Mrs Bridie Fitzgerald & Breandán Fitzgerald

Ballinboula
High Road
Dingle
V92 A702

Nearby attractions

Blasket Islands: Take a boat trip to the Blasket Islands which lie 6km off the coast of the Dingle Penisula. Visitors to the island can explore this historic island on foot along its steep grassy paths and hilly tracks. Discover the pre-historic remains and extraordinary bird life as well as the large colony of seals who have made island their home.
Mount Brandon: Is a 952m mountain on the Dingle Peninsula and Ireland’s ninth highest mountain. Mount Brandon is an outstanding hike offering amazing nature and scenery along its way. The walk is moderate to strenuous, 8.5km long and takes about 4 hours to complete and is one of the best mountain walks along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Slea Head Drive: This wonderful driving route starts and ends in Dingle and forms part of the Wild Atlantic Way. The route is clearly labelled and offers stunning views and a number of attractions including Slea Head itself, Dunbeg Fort, Mount Brandon and a number of ancient monuments. The route is suitable for motorists, but is also enjoyed by cyclists. There are a number of bike hire shops in Dingle.