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ACCOMMODATION on the Dingle Peninsula Loistín i gCorca Dhuibhne There is a wide range of accommodation available throughout the Dingle Peninsula. These include Town Homes, Country Homes and Farmhouses offering bed and breakfast; Guesthouses; Hotels; Hostels; Camping and Caravan Sites; and Self-Catering all of which are described below. All of the Dingle Peninsula accommodation listed here are registered with Bord Fáilte Irish Tourist Board and/or Family Homes of Ireland and must meet or exceed their minimum standards. The Irish Hotels Federation, the Town & Country Homes Association, the Farmhouse Association, Family Homes of Ireland, and a number of other organisations produce their own guides annually with photographs and descriptions of members' premises. These are available from Irish Tourist Information Board offices throughout the world or directly from the oganisation itself. The contact information for these organisations is provided for your convenience. |
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ACCOMMODATION DEFINITIONS & BOOKING INFORMATION |
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Bed & Breakfast
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Bed and Breakfast accommodation falls into the below three categories. All have six or fewer bedrooms and are generally family homes, although many of the newest have been purpose-built for bed and breakfast. |
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Town Homes
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The choice of Town Homes runs from detached and semi-detached to larger period houses. Most are
in an ideal location for city visits and shopping and are often close to train and bus services.
Town Homes offer convenient and comfortable accommodation in a personal and homely atmosphere.
Town Homes on the Dingle Peninsula would be those homes that are indicated as being in Dingle Town in the Dingle section of the Bed & Breakfast listings. |
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Country Homes |
Country Homes offer a wide selection of premises such as modern bungalows, traditional Irish
homes, and Georgian residences, all with modern amenities and facilities. These homes are great
for relaxing and ideal for getting to know your hosts and neighbours. Evening meals are provided
in some premises if notice is given before 12:00 noon.
Country Homes on the Dingle Peninsula would be all of those homes offering Bed & Breakfast that are located outside of Dingle Town. |
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Farmhouses |
There is a variety of experiences to be enjoyed in farmhouses which can be old-fashioned farms and modern farming units. The type of farming will vary: mixed tillage, diary, cattle, sheep, poultry. Farmhouse holidays are particularly attractive for those who want to get away from the rigours of modern life. Evening meals are provided in some premises if notice is given before 12:00 noon. |
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Guesthouses |
Guesthouses vary from five-bedroomed family homes and Georgian and Victorian residences, to larger professionally-serviced modern units. The informal atmosphere and personal attention are features of this category. The availability of meals to non residents is not a requirement; however, some provide this service. Guesthouses operate under a four-star rating system. Some guesthouses may choose to remain unclassified. |
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Hotels |
Hotels can include modern premises, intimate old-world inns, luxurious castles, and stately country houses. They operate under a five-star rating system. Meals and refreshments must be available to non residents. All hotels have bars. Some hotels choose to remain unclassified. |
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Self-Catering
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Self-catering accommodation includes holiday homes and apartments in both urban and rural locations in the peninsula. Guests will be provided with all facilities to enable them to make the accommodation a "home from home". |
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Holiday Hostels Youth Hostels |
Holiday Hostels provide clean, simple accommodation at a budget price. They are ideally
suited to the holidaymaker seeking a real alternative to conventional accommodation. The kitchen
and common room often provide an international setting for socialising and meeting other
hostellers from all over the world. Bedrooms can accommodate up to six people, while multi-bedded
rooms can accommodate over six people. Some hostels have private rooms available.
Youth Hostels provide simple accommodation in multi-bedded rooms with comfortable beds and facilities for cooking one's own meals. Usage is confined to members of An Óige or other hostel associations affiliated with the International Youth Hostel Federation. |
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Budget Accommodation |
Budget Accommodation is clean, simple accommodation at a budget price, usually in a central location. |
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Camping & Caravan Parks |
This is the least expensive way to see Ireland. Many sites are located near the seaside and have facilities for washing and drying clothes, showers and toilets, and TVs. |
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Vouchers |
If you are using travel agent vouchers, you should note that not all premises accept them. Your travel agent will supply you with a full list of premises accepting your vouchers, together with a copy of the regulations governing their use. |
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Booking Etiquette |
Reservations can be made by contacting the premise directly or through a tourist
information office. You should confirm your booking in writing and enclose the required deposit. It is generally advisable to reserve your first and last night's accommodation in advance (during June, July, and August at least 48 hours in advance is suggested; in Dublin, 2 weeks or more in advance). Rooms may be guaranteed by credit cardcheck when booking. Also check the rates and cancellation policy when booking. Check In and Check Out : Rooms are generally available between 2 pm and 6 pm. Check out should be no later than 11 am. Reservations should be taken up by 6 pm. If you will be arriving after 6 pm, you must confirm with your host. You should also advise your host if you will be arriving early. |
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Other Information |
Prices are generally per person sharing based on double occupancy. There is generally an
additional supplement for single travellers. Throughout Ireland, a Double Room means a room with one double bed. A Twin Room means a room with two twin beds. |
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Most B&B's, Hotels and other Businesses in our area
have their own websites and e-mail. Please use the links on our website to directly
contact them for any questions or queries you may have.
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