Bed & Breakfast Accommodation Kerry : Boutique Accommodation Kerry

Welcome to Iskeroon

Iskeroon's incredible location is what makes it unique. Set in 4.5 acres of semi-tropical gardens which lead down to the sea, and our own private pier, you can take a trip to the Skelligs, visit Derrynane National Park, walk along one of the best beaches in the country, swim off our pier and go sailing, kayaking and fishing, all without getting into your car.

The beauty of Iskeroon is that you can do as much, or as little, as you like. If total relaxation and privacy is what you want, you'll find it here. We take it as a great compliment that many people get engaged at Iskeroon, and many come here on honeymoon.

Iskeroon's position on the Ring of Kerry also makes it the perfect base from which to explore the Ring of Kerry itself - the Skellig Rocks, the Ballaghbeema Pass, Valentia Island, the Beara Peninsula, the lakes, mountains and National Park around Killarney and the Dingle Peninsula are all easily reachable within a day. Situated just two and a half miles off the Ring of Kerry, you feel as if you are 100 miles from the main road, so complete are the peace and tranquility.

Derrynane

Iskeroon looks out over Derrynane Harbour. This well hidden, natural harbour, very popular with visiting yachts, was the site of much smuggling as well as legal trading activity in the eighteenth century. A path leads from the bottom of our garden to Derrynane National Park, Abbey Island and the magnificent blue beach.

The Skelligs

For many of our guests, a trip to the Skelligs is the unexpected highlight of their trip to Kerry. Some guests come to Iskeroon specifically to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, others go on our recommendation, never having heard of the Skellig Islands. Either way, they come back astounded.

Derrynane National Park

Image of Derrynane House which can be visited whilst enjoying the luxury boutique style accommodation offered by Iskeroon : the ideal Bed & Breakfast or Self-catering Accommodation choice in County Kerry, Ireland

Derrynane House is the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell,lawyer, politician and statesman. The house is now a museum and forms part of the Derrynane National Park.

Caherdaniel

Image of Caherdaniel which can be visited whilst enjoying the luxury boutique style accommodation offered by Iskeroon : the ideal Bed & Breakfast or Self-catering Accommodation choice in County Kerry, Ireland

Caherdaniel is our nearest village. It has two pubs, Freddies and The Blind Piper, and a restaurant. There has been human settlement around what is now Caherdaniel for more than 2000 years

Accommodation

Suites

The accommodation comprises just two self-contained suites and a self-catering apartment. Smaller but more personal than a boutique hotel, yet offering so much more than just a bed and some breakfast, we take a maximum of only six guests at any one time, ensuring that you can really appreciate the location, the peace and the tranquillity of Iskeroon. Each suite contains a king-sized bed, fresh flowers, free wireless broadband internet access, interesting books, Scrabble and backgammon, Freesat digital television, a DVD library, and an i-Pod docking station. Each suite has a complete kitchen, with an oven, microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine. The suites are available for stays of three nights or more, and each one has a balcony with table and chairs.

Apartment

The apartment is ideal for guests who want to stay for a week or more. It contains a king-sized bed, fresh flowers, free WIFI, interesting books, Scrabble and backgammon, Freesat digital television, a DVD library, and an i-Pod docking station. The kitchen has an oven, microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine.

Travel in Kerry

Image of beautiful scenery in Co Kerry, close to Iskeroon : Bed & Breakfast Accommodation Kerry : Boutique Accommodation Kerry

On average, our guests stay in the suites for three nights, and most wish they could stay longer. This enables you to relax and enjoy the place - surely the point of a holiday. Too many people spend too much of their time in the car, chasing from place to place, following an itinerary put together by someone who hasn’t driven on Kerry roads .... As always, the best places to see in Kerry are those off the beaten track, unseen and unknown by most visitors. We are delighted to advise you on the best places to see and things to do and also to advise you on how to avoid the coaches that drive (anti-clockwise) around the Ring. (Some guidebooks make an unnecessarily big deal out of these coaches – with some local knowledge, you will hardly notice them.)