Sheep's Head Peninsula, County Cork hotel rooms at the Dream Ireland Holiday Homes

"Great hotel on Ring of Kerry. Very clean with impressive views. After traveling the morning from Cork we spent a little time in Killarney for breakfast followed by Ross Castle( Jaunting/boat) then watched sheep dog demo at Kissane sheep farm. Perfect full day which got us at to hotel by 5pm with some break time before dinner in Sneem which is adorable, then drinks back at hotel watching sunset. The water view is spectacular. Hotel was perfect location for rest and relaxation after a full day of site seeing. Staff was friendly, rooms large and after having smaller bathrooms in previous stops was nice have more room! Great Hotel and perfect for our itinary."

"Great 3 night stay here. Food in "

"My experience of the Hotel was great Michelle and Liam were fantastic nothing was to much trouble, the Hotels location and the grounds were incredible what a lovely place and a truly wonderful stay well done to all the staff "

"Well decorated and very good lighting. Basically it was a decent well kept hotel"

"Absolutely beautiful hotel. I stayed at this hotel when it was the East End hotel as a child but it's totally different now. They rebuilt the whole thing including a swimming pool below. The staff were amazing, spotless spacious rooms, great location, amazing breakfast freshly cooked to order, wish we could have stayed longer. I have family around Schull so we will be back. "

"As always, I enjoyed my stay in the Maritime. It’s always my first choice when coming to West Cork, rooms are spacious and very comfy. Staff is always super friendly, and the location is just perfect."

"Great place, centrally located in the town. Friendly staff, excellent breakfast. "

"We had a lovely nights stay. Great parking for our motorcycle and the room was super comfortable. It's an easy walk into Baltimore for dinner, which we did. "

"A luxurious oasis in beautiful Kerry. The hotel is spacious, comfortable with excellent staff and located in beautiful Kenmare bay. "