Hotel Ceann Sibeal

We had dinner several nights. My choices were always fine, my wife did not enjoy her meals - the beef the first night was swimming in gravy, then some other time she had a chiecken thai dish whihc was not v tasty or flavoursome. My fish was great both nights and their menu is the best in the village

Love the family room with all the beds. Everyone could sleep comfortably in our family of 5. We got in late and were able to eat in the pub downstairs. Ireland was playing in the rugby World Cup (game vs Scotland) and we got to experience the locals cheering and having a good time. Great breakfast in the morning.

We had a fantastic stay at the Ceann Sibeal and would not hesitate to go back. The hosts and staff are very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean, the beds comfortable and the atmosphere in the house calm, warm and welcoming. The house has a small typical Irish pub, where we ate delicious. The breakfast left nothing to be desired and we liked to sit a little longer in the morning with a nice cup of coffee or tea in the cozy breakfast room and plan the day. There is a small shop right next to the hotel that sells everything you need! The hotel is nestled in a dreamy landscape in the immediate vicinity of the sea. However, I would not recommend this hotel without a rental car, as it is very quiet and it would be a shame not to explore the beautiful area around the hotel by car. We will be back!    

Great restaurant and bar, with tasty and very generous portions. Friendly staff. Very quiet at night. A good location for a base to explore Blasket island, beehive huts, Slea Head drive and Dingle. Enjoyed going for a walk and enjoying the view. I think it was the most relaxing of my 5 hotels booked in Ireland.

The property is located in a charming village not far from Dingle. Every staff member was excellent!! Especially Adam who gave us a ride into Dingle to get our bus on a Sunday morning when no taxis were available!!!!