O'Connors Guesthouse

Quaint establishment with amazing views. A little out of the way. Stayed on a Friday night with live entertainment at the bar; problem was it lasted until 2:00am - way past my bedtime.

We selected O'Connor's for authentic Irish entertainment on the Saturday night and that's what we got. Plenty of free onsite parking. The meals were excellent. Management was co operative Check in was quick and efficient Room was warm and adequately set up. The free local entertainment was excellent see YouTube @christopherpearson1752. Nice area with Mt Brandon dominating.Worth the few extra KMs off the main track.

Parking was a slight problem if you don't like parking on the street. Back parking lot was full.

Above a bar , good food , excellent staff. It’s like a museum. Owner is very personable/kind. Internet didn’t work in room B. Had to go to bar or check in desk . Would definitely stay again if I was in area.

Unusual place. Walked through side door from parking lot to enter, then walked through bar, office, living room area before climbing stairs to room. Room was simple but clean. Chair in bedroom old. Had tea and hot water kettle in room, no coffee. Dim lighting in room. Bed was full size. Building very old. Had breakfast included, was very good. Bar area was comfortable. Had live Irish music that evening but too tired to stay up. Didn’t start playing until 9:30.

This is a historic, family-owned guesthouse. It is located in a remote part of the Dingle peninsula. Owner is very entertaining, warm and aims to please. Area is really beautiful. There is a traditional pub on the first floor.

Beautiful b&b, so much history and the pub is always buzzing. Food downstairs is great and the owner is really enthusiastic about the history of the place which in turns makes you excited about it. The soundproofing from the pub is good, didn’t get any of the noise. Until that is about 12am, when some incredibly talented person decided to start playing Bennie and the Jets on the piano in the living room right under our room. No worries if it was for just one song but this was for FORTY minutes. Don’t get me wrong. This individual was incredibly talented. Like this is years worth of mastering this instrument. Incredibly talented but not the right time of the night when you have a days worth of driving the next day. Please do stay here though it’s such a characteristic place!

O’Connor's Guest House in Cloghane, Ireland, offers a charming retreat in a quaint village that feels like a step back in time. This cozy guest house is an ideal spot for travelers looking to explore the surrounding areas, providing a perfect overnight stay with a taste of local culture. The ambiance of the village is quintessentially small-town, with only one pub that serves as the heart of the community. The pub next door is a delightful highlight, boasting a warm atmosphere, hearty comfort food, and live music that creates a lively yet relaxed environment. With a history that stretches back generations, it’s a must-visit for anyone staying at the guest house. The experience of enjoying a meal here, surrounded by friendly locals, is truly memorable. O’Connor's offers clean and comfortable rooms, equipped with tea and coffee facilities, which is a nice touch for those chilly Irish mornings. However, it’s worth noting that my room did not have a TV, which may be a consideration for some guests. Other rooms might offer this amenity, but as a solo traveler, I found the quiet solitude quite refreshing. The guest house is also popular among walkers, thanks to the stunning trails in the vicinity. Whether you're embarking on a hiking adventure or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, O’Connor's Guest House is a wonderful choice that embodies the charm and warmth of Ireland’s countryside.

View was fantastic. Food was excellent. Live music was so much fun.

If you plan on staying in an old, rural pub with ocean access, you will like this. Beware it is rugged with narrow streets, but the staff are better than any 5 star!!!

Plenty of room and very clean. It’s in a beautiful area but the bar/restaurant is smallish so go for dinner with plenty of time so you get a table. Staff are wonderful

We were very disappointed with our experience with O’Conner B&B. The mattress had black and red dots on it and having dealt with bed bugs before we were afraid it was bedbug poop. The room had a gross smell as well. We were very disappointed because it had such good reviews. We went to a different hotel for the night. We tried to talk to management that night but they told us to email them. We asked for a refund and tried to reach out to the owners a few times and there was no response.

Wunderschöne zweckmässige und saubere Ferienwohnung direkt am Meer. Personal ist ultrafreundlich und aufmerksam, Essen war hervorragend. Lage ist sehr gut.

Room wasn’t terribly clean, but acceptable. It’s a beautiful drive to Cloghane, but be aware there is pretty much nothing else in this small town. As far as an authentic Irish experience, it delivers!

We have never stayed at a guesthouse inn with rooms before- welcome was lovely, room was no frills but very clean with AMAZING views... food excellent and high quality in the restaurant... but we are early birds to bed and love our sleep and we did find this place a bit noisy- nothing to do with the owners just guests to-ing and fro-ing all night from rooms and the sound di carry a lot... this ai a total experience though and one you should do!!!...

O’Connor's Guest House in Cloghane, Ireland, offers a charming retreat in a quaint village that feels like a step back in time. This cozy guest house is an ideal spot for travelers looking to explore the surrounding areas, providing a perfect overnight stay with a taste of local culture. The ambiance of the village is quintessentially small-town, with only one pub that serves as the heart of the community. The pub next door is a delightful highlight, boasting a warm atmosphere, hearty comfort food, and live music that creates a lively yet relaxed environment. With a history that stretches back generations, it’s a must-visit for anyone staying at the guest house. The experience of enjoying a meal here, surrounded by friendly locals, is truly memorable. O’Connor's offers clean and comfortable rooms, equipped with tea and coffee facilities, which is a nice touch for those chilly Irish mornings. However, it’s worth noting that my room did not have a TV, which may be a consideration for some guests. Other rooms might offer this amenity, but as a solo traveler, I found the quiet solitude quite refreshing. The guest house is also popular among walkers, thanks to the stunning trails in the vicinity. Whether you're embarking on a hiking adventure or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, O’Connor's Guest House is a wonderful choice that embodies the charm and warmth of Ireland’s countryside.

Room was lovely, clean and warm. Atmosphere all round was wonderful. Food was fantastic. Great menu for breakfast and dinner. Will recommend it to my friends / anyone. A beautiful town and a beautiful part of the country.

- situé dans un charmant village avec vue sur l’océan, c’est un hôtel qui fait pub/restaurant L’ensemble est sympa mais dans son jus. La chambre est sommaire mais la literie confortable Par contre la salle de bain est dans un état selon moi inacceptable. Il faut la refaire en intégralité, c’est très vétuste. le pommeau de douche murale tenait avec du scotch et Tous les joins sont fichus et sales, il y a même de la rouille. Il y a peu d’insonorisation avec le couloir et les autres chambres, cela peu être bruyant A l’arrivée l’endroit est cher vu la salle de bain et le fait qu’il n’y avait pas le petit déjeuner d’inclus

Endroit pratique pour ceux qui font la Dingle way, mais l’endroit à besoin de rénovations. La moquette ne semble pas très propre. Heureusement, le personnel est vraiment gentil.

Friendly staff, clean and warm rooms, excellent bar and breakfast in the morning too.

Such a lovely place to stay. A large room with a magical view of the shore. There was music as well in the evening in the bar

It was a nice stay its an old pub with ensuite bathroom only thing we weren't happy with there was no tv in room our county team were playing on tv snd we could not see it.

The view from the room was awesome. The only thing i felt could do better was the size of the room. It felt a bit cramped.

Above a bar , good food , excellent staff. It’s like a museum. Owner is very personable/kind. Internet didn’t work in room B. Had to go to bar or check in desk . Would definitely stay again if I was in area.

The description of the property makes it sound like it's a golf resort and spa. It's really a small hotel as part of a bar right downtown. The building was very cute, and convenient with parking in the back. Either we were too tired to notice, or the bar sounds and music didn't distract us too much. The room was a little dingy, but a good size with plenty of space for 3 people and luggage. The staff were nice; however, when we had issues with the radiator, they said they were getting someone to come look, but no one ever showed up. There was also a blown outlet with a burnt powerstrip and extension cord plugged in.

Beautiful view

Bar gets 5 stars! Lodging gets 1. Drink here, don’t sleep here. It had an old hostel vibe minus the quaintness. Walls were so thin we could hear our neighbor both pee and snore all night. The bar is in the guesthouse so plan to be up until 2:30/3am. If you can’t beat them, join them. We will not be returning.

Lovely spot in a small town. The family room is huge! The beds were comfortable, the room was quiet (even with a pub downstairs). Breakfast was great...try the brown bread! Pub food was amazing, and the service was good too! All in all, a great place to stay!

We have never stayed at a guesthouse inn with rooms before- welcome was lovely, room was no frills but very clean with AMAZING views... food excellent and high quality in the restaurant... but we are early birds to bed and love our sleep and we did find this place a bit noisy- nothing to do with the owners just guests to-ing and fro-ing all night from rooms and the sound di carry a lot... this ai a total experience though and one you should do!!!...

O’Connor's Guest House in Cloghane, Ireland, offers a charming retreat in a quaint village that feels like a step back in time. This cozy guest house is an ideal spot for travelers looking to explore the surrounding areas, providing a perfect overnight stay with a taste of local culture. The ambiance of the village is quintessentially small-town, with only one pub that serves as the heart of the community. The pub next door is a delightful highlight, boasting a warm atmosphere, hearty comfort food, and live music that creates a lively yet relaxed environment. With a history that stretches back generations, it’s a must-visit for anyone staying at the guest house. The experience of enjoying a meal here, surrounded by friendly locals, is truly memorable. O’Connor's offers clean and comfortable rooms, equipped with tea and coffee facilities, which is a nice touch for those chilly Irish mornings. However, it’s worth noting that my room did not have a TV, which may be a consideration for some guests. Other rooms might offer this amenity, but as a solo traveler, I found the quiet solitude quite refreshing. The guest house is also popular among walkers, thanks to the stunning trails in the vicinity. Whether you're embarking on a hiking adventure or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, O’Connor's Guest House is a wonderful choice that embodies the charm and warmth of Ireland’s countryside.

This was a very nice Pub and guest house. very friendly People and great atmosphere. Delicious food. would definitely stay again.

We selected O'Connor's for authentic Irish entertainment on the Saturday night and that's what we got. Plenty of free onsite parking. The meals were excellent. Management was co operative Check in was quick and efficient Room was warm and adequately set up. The free local entertainment was excellent see YouTube @christopherpearson1752. Nice area with Mt Brandon dominating.Worth the few extra KMs off the main track.

The description of the property makes it sound like it's a golf resort and spa. It's really a small hotel as part of a bar right downtown. The building was very cute, and convenient with parking in the back. Either we were too tired to notice, or the bar sounds and music didn't distract us too much. The room was a little dingy, but a good size with plenty of space for 3 people and luggage. The staff were nice; however, when we had issues with the radiator, they said they were getting someone to come look, but no one ever showed up. There was also a blown outlet with a burnt powerstrip and extension cord plugged in.

We were very disappointed with our experience with O’Conner B&B. The mattress had black and red dots on it and having dealt with bed bugs before we were afraid it was bedbug poop. The room had a gross smell as well. We were very disappointed because it had such good reviews. We went to a different hotel for the night. We tried to talk to management that night but they told us to email them. We asked for a refund and tried to reach out to the owners a few times and there was no response.

V friendly staff good food excellent value

Für eine Nacht okay, allerdings sehr überteuert da es mehr oder weniger die einzige Möglichkeit zur Übernachtung in der Gegend gab. Die Dame an der Rezeption war nicht gerade freundlich, die Zimmer extrem in die Jahre gekommen, eher Jugendherberge Stil und nachts sehr laut… für diesen Preis haben wir auf unserer Reise durch Irland deutlich schönere und saubere Unterkünfte gehabt. Ich hoffe Sie nehmen sich die Kritik zu Herzen und modernisieren die Zimmer. Der einzige Pluspunkt war die Aussicht aus dem Zimmer.

Awesome staff, we were there for 9 nights and had nothing but fun.

The property is a collection of adjoining buildings and has a quirky charm. Generally rustic but with great sea views at the rear. Breakfast was good and all the staff attentive and friendly.

The host was such a character, regaling us with stories of local events during WW2. John was friendly and an excellent barman

O'Connor's geust house is run by a first rate gentleman named Michael, whose family has owned and run it for generations. The views of the water and mountains are unparalleled. It is a true Irish B&B with lots of hospitality, breakfast and dinner availability, a bar, and private parking. One thing to consider is that to get to Dingle town centre from there you need to drive through the mountainous Connor's Pass, which is not for the faint of heart, or else take a rather lengthy, roundabout route. For the adventurer, the drive to and from town is enthralling because of the spectacular views. The pricing is also very reasonable. I highly recommend!

Went on a wonderful hike just across the road walked with the sheep beside the creek, and saw the Three Standing Stones.

Good experience Great sunrise view Friendly host

Great location and view across estuary.

The village is charming and is off the beaten path. You need a car to easily access the surrounding areas of Tralee and Dingle. The area offers lots of excellent hiking of varied difficulty. It’s low key. The pub offers good food and a place to visit with other guests.

Wunderschöne zweckmässige und saubere Ferienwohnung direkt am Meer. Personal ist ultrafreundlich und aufmerksam, Essen war hervorragend. Lage ist sehr gut.

This is a historic, family-owned guesthouse. It is located in a remote part of the Dingle peninsula. Owner is very entertaining, warm and aims to please. Area is really beautiful. There is a traditional pub on the first floor.

Beautiful view in bet rural town in remote part of the Dingle Peninsula, near Connor’s pass

O’Connor's Guest House in Cloghane, Ireland, offers a charming retreat in a quaint village that feels like a step back in time. This cozy guest house is an ideal spot for travelers looking to explore the surrounding areas, providing a perfect overnight stay with a taste of local culture. The ambiance of the village is quintessentially small-town, with only one pub that serves as the heart of the community. The pub next door is a delightful highlight, boasting a warm atmosphere, hearty comfort food, and live music that creates a lively yet relaxed environment. With a history that stretches back generations, it’s a must-visit for anyone staying at the guest house. The experience of enjoying a meal here, surrounded by friendly locals, is truly memorable. O’Connor's offers clean and comfortable rooms, equipped with tea and coffee facilities, which is a nice touch for those chilly Irish mornings. However, it’s worth noting that my room did not have a TV, which may be a consideration for some guests. Other rooms might offer this amenity, but as a solo traveler, I found the quiet solitude quite refreshing. The guest house is also popular among walkers, thanks to the stunning trails in the vicinity. Whether you're embarking on a hiking adventure or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, O’Connor's Guest House is a wonderful choice that embodies the charm and warmth of Ireland’s countryside.

If you plan on staying in an old, rural pub with ocean access, you will like this. Beware it is rugged with narrow streets, but the staff are better than any 5 star!!!

O'Connor's geust house is run by a first rate gentleman named Michael, whose family has owned and run it for generations. The views of the water and mountains are unparalleled. It is a true Irish B&B with lots of hospitality, breakfast and dinner availability, a bar, and private parking. One thing to consider is that to get to Dingle town centre from there you need to drive through the mountainous Connor's Pass, which is not for the faint of heart, or else take a rather lengthy, roundabout route. For the adventurer, the drive to and from town is enthralling because of the spectacular views. The pricing is also very reasonable. I highly recommend!

Had probably the best stay here of our trip to Ireland so far. All staff were very friendly and helpful and the room was clean, spacious and very comfortable. There were traditional singers in the bar which made for a really lovely evening and everyone in there talked to each other. Very sociable and fun. The evening meal was of great quality at a reasonable price and breakfast was huge. Would definitely recommend

Nice view of the place. The restaurant on the property was really good!

Breakfast was amazingly

Unusual place. Walked through side door from parking lot to enter, then walked through bar, office, living room area before climbing stairs to room. Room was simple but clean. Chair in bedroom old. Had tea and hot water kettle in room, no coffee. Dim lighting in room. Bed was full size. Building very old. Had breakfast included, was very good. Bar area was comfortable. Had live Irish music that evening but too tired to stay up. Didn’t start playing until 9:30.

The property is a collection of adjoining buildings and has a quirky charm. Generally rustic but with great sea views at the rear. Breakfast was good and all the staff attentive and friendly.

We loved our stay at this guesthouse! The staff were nice, the house was charming, and the area was breathtaking. What more, I had the best lamb dinner! I would recommend going to Conner’s Pass that’s located nearby!

The ratings misrepresent this property which is very basic. Our dinner was terrible we had to wait 45 minutes to be served one course and my husband was very ill after his burger. To make it worse the bill presented was for 2 burgers and 1 fish and chips when there were only 2 of us. Can nit recommend.

Beautiful b&b, so much history and the pub is always buzzing. Food downstairs is great and the owner is really enthusiastic about the history of the place which in turns makes you excited about it. The soundproofing from the pub is good, didn’t get any of the noise. Until that is about 12am, when some incredibly talented person decided to start playing Bennie and the Jets on the piano in the living room right under our room. No worries if it was for just one song but this was for FORTY minutes. Don’t get me wrong. This individual was incredibly talented. Like this is years worth of mastering this instrument. Incredibly talented but not the right time of the night when you have a days worth of driving the next day. Please do stay here though it’s such a characteristic place!

Room was lovely, clean and warm. Atmosphere all round was wonderful. Food was fantastic. Great menu for breakfast and dinner. Will recommend it to my friends / anyone. A beautiful town and a beautiful part of the country.

View was fantastic. Food was excellent. Live music was so much fun.