4* Town of Killarney Escape, Dinner, Wine & Late Check Out for 2

Starry-eyed couples can enjoy beautiful beaches, craggy coastlines and the quirks of the quaint town of Killarney while residing in luxury…

We’re offering you an overnight stay for two people with breakfast, a main-course dinner, glass of wine each and late check out for €99, or two nights for €149, saving you up to 33% off the Innisfallen Hotel’s prices.

Hotel

Hugged by County Kerry’s rolling hills with views of Killarney Lake and the Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, your host is the definition of luxury. The 4* Innisfallen Hotel not only occupies a location enviable by others, it boasts spacious guestrooms and a highly recommended restaurant. After being charmed by the hotel’s grand façade, you’ll make your way to your double guestroom. Each room comes complete with a state-of-the-art power shower, complimentary toiletries, a well-lit dressing table and WiFi - of course! Once settled, you’ll be able to take your seat in the esteemed Valley Bar & Restaurant for a main-course dinner with a glass of wine, or a three-course dinner should you choose to upgrade. The culinary creations will continue into the following morning with a hearty breakfast which you’ll be able to enjoy at a leisurely pace because you won’t have to check out until 1pm!

Area

Oozing Irish charm, the town of Killarney, on the coast of County Kerry, offers the quintessential quirks such as cobbled streets and dainty cafes that make a romantic retreat so pleasant. Famed as one of the southwest peninsula’s most picturesque and desirable destinations since Queen Victoria became a regular vacayer in the 19th century, it’s a must on our bucket list! To truly appreciate the scenery, we recommend hiking, biking or driving the Ring of Kerry, a scenic loop on the Iveragh Peninsula. Discovering the hidden waterfalls and caves in Killarney National Park, and the history behind Ross Castle and Muckross House also provide idyllic afternoons. Across the bridge from Killarney National Park is the 19th century St. Mary’s Cathedral, an awe-inspiring piece of architecture that’s well worth a whistle-stop tour of! Should you wish to take your escape at a more leisurely pace, follow the winding lanes to the centre of town and enjoy devilishly indulgent afternoon teas, alfresco lunches and even a spot of boutique window shopping.