GUEST COMMENTS

if this were my guesthouse, I don't know that I would change a thing, especially Tara's wonderfully warm and inviting welcome when one arrives!!! Thank you ...      RYE, NEW YORK, USA

if this were my guesthouse, I would be very blessed. Everything was outstanding. See you next time. Thanks!      AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA

if this were my guesthouse, I would never leave!       DUBLIN, IRELAND

if this were my guesthouse, I would keep it just like it is. You are extremely friendly and very accommodating. It was a great pleasure to stay here. Thank you.       MONTANA, USA

i wish this were my guesthouse! Thank you for a marvellous holiday. The hotel and location were excellent.       WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND

if this were my guesthouse, I would do nothing different. Accommodations were beautiful and comfortable and the hospitality was the best I've experienced in all of Ireland, and we've experienced great hospitality.       LOS ANGELES, USA

i want say thank you. Thank you for delicious special potatoes, your kind, your smile, your hearts, and some little flowers on the bed. Thank you so much. I am lucky one.       KOKO FROM JAPAN

MEDIA MENTIONS

L ate News! — Mark Kerry and his wife Anne have taken over the lovely Milltown House just outside of Dingle. Guests looking for a first-class hostelry and warm hosts couldn't do better.    — THE CELTIC TRAVELER NEWSLETTER, USA
 

M illtown House, Dingle, on Ireland's west coast is the best value ever ... We got a lovely room with a stunning view, breakfast ... and the expert advice of the owner ... on the life, times and restaurants of Dingle. The breakfast orange juice in the jug was genuinely fresh-squeezed, the jam and the bread were home-made, there was a newly baked apple cake, and everything else, from griddle pancakes with maple syrup to eggs to sausages to bacon, was as good as you could hope for. I had Ballyhea kippers! If you want a far-flung gem, this is it.
— THE TIMES, LONDON
 

A fter about an hour drive, we passed a wharf and a small town on our left. Then, on the other side of the river we saw a small light; that was Milltown House. In spite of it being two o'clock in the morning, the landlord Mark gave me a warm welcome. The tea prepared by the landlady Anne wrapped my fatigued body, and I quietly fell asleep. I walked down to the terrace for breakfast. The terrace gave way to a beautiful panoramic view, much more beautiful than any picture I had seen in a photo book. What I imagined to be a river last night actually was a creek; and the tide being on the ebb, the riverbed laid open. In the sky afar, we could still see light pink traces of the morning glow. A typical Irish breakfast serves toasts, bacon, sausages and eggs; but here, in addition to that, they had also prepared hot cakes and omelettes for me. The muffins, butter and jam were handmade by Anne. It was a warm and delicious breakfast prepared with all their heart and kindness.
— FROM "RAINING ON A FINE SUNNY DAY", "SWITCH" MAGAZINE, JAPAN
 

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Milltown House Four-Star Guesthouse Accommodation   MARK, ANNE and TARA KERRY Milltown, Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland Tel: +353-66-91-51372 Fax: +353-66-91-51095

E-Mail: info@milltownhousedingle.com