"WE stayed two days. When we checked in staff suggested we upgrade to the larger room 1. It was great. The bigger room was very nice. The hotel is in a great location. The breakfasts were excellent."
"WE stayed two days. When we checked in staff suggested we upgrade to the larger room 1. It was great. The bigger room was very nice. The hotel is in a great location. The breakfasts were excellent."
"A fantastic property, everything and more ,great welcome , rooms and facilities were amazing. A remarkable property, would definitely stay here again ,and thoroughly recommend, breakfast was also amazing, thank you so much"
"A fantastic property, everything and more ,great welcome , rooms and facilities were amazing. A remarkable property, would definitely stay here again ,and thoroughly recommend, breakfast was also amazing, thank you so much"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Dive into Kerry County Museum's fascinating exhibits before wandering through the lush gardens of Tralee Town Park. Families love the thrilling water slides at Aqua Dome, while nature enthusiasts can spot diverse wildlife at Tralee Bay Wetlands.
We stayed in a triple room. The bathroom was extremely small for three. Breakfast room was almost too sunny. Everything else was wonderful. Great food, nice beds, good wifi and close to the village.
We stayed in a triple room. The bathroom was extremely small for three. Breakfast room was almost too sunny. Everything else was wonderful. Great food, nice beds, good wifi and close to the village.
Part of the charm of this great B&B is finding and getting to it. The road gets narrower and narrower, and you are very aware of the charms of rural Ireland. The B&B was well maintained and clean. There is a den downstairs and access to an outdoor space, but we did not use during stay. Our room was basic but very comfortable, spacious enough for two beds, and had a lovely view. The innkeeper is a wonderful hostess and baker. Our made to order breakfast was delicious and more than generously...
Part of the charm of this great B&B is finding and getting to it. The road gets narrower and narrower, and you are very aware of the charms of rural Ireland. The B&B was well maintained and clean. There is a den downstairs and access to an outdoor space, but we did not use during stay. Our room was basic but very comfortable, spacious enough for two beds, and had a lovely view. The innkeeper is a wonderful hostess and baker. Our made to order breakfast was delicious and more than generously...
We didn't hire a car so we relied on buses, trains, taxies and walking to get around. The Abbey Lodge was a short walk from city center and the bus and train station.
We didn't hire a car so we relied on buses, trains, taxies and walking to get around. The Abbey Lodge was a short walk from city center and the bus and train station.
Teresa and Lori
Reviewed September 25, 2015Reviewed September 25, 2015
We had a one-night stay at the Tides and wish we had more time there. The entire establishment was immaculate. The crepes at breakfast were divine! Everyone was friendly and looked for ways to help us have a wonderful stay. Will definitely stay longer next time.
We had a one-night stay at the Tides and wish we had more time there. The entire establishment was immaculate. The crepes at breakfast were divine! Everyone was friendly and looked for ways to help us have a wonderful stay. Will definitely stay longer next time.
The check in was sort of confusing because you basically go into the pub/bar to check in with the bartender; however, that's what makes it fun and unique! I really liked staying here. Everything was SUPER CLEAN, and very nice. The breakfast was excellent. The rooms were rather small for what I'm used to for Dublin, but it wasn't a huge problem because we did not stay in the rooms for very long.
The check in was sort of confusing because you basically go into the pub/bar to check in with the bartender; however, that's what makes it fun and unique! I really liked staying here. Everything was SUPER CLEAN, and very nice. The breakfast was excellent. The rooms were rather small for what I'm used to for Dublin, but it wasn't a huge problem because we did not stay in the rooms for very long.
Brook Manor Lodge is an exceptional choice for travelers seeking a serene escape in Tralee, boasting an impressive 10.0 rating. This adults-only property offers breathtaking mountain views that set the great backdrop for a relaxing getaway. Guests rave about the delightful breakfast and the attentive service, ensuring a memorable stay where every detail is thoughtfully catered to.
What is the nightly rate for a Bed and Breakfast in Tralee?
Prices for B&Bs in Tralee often vary, but you can find a great deal from $89 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Tralee B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.
When is the best time to book a B&B in Tralee?
The best time to book a B&B in Tralee is during the vibrant summer months of June to August, when the town comes alive with activity and charm. This peak travel season welcomes visitors eager to experience the lively atmosphere, beautiful weather, and cultural events that Tralee has to offer. With daytime temperatures typically ranging from the mid-50s to the high 70s Fahrenheit, it’s the superb backdrop for outdoor adventures, sightseeing, and exploring the stunning landscapes of County Kerry.
During July, in particular, you'll find an abundance of festivals and events, including the famous Rose of Tralee International Festival, which celebrates local culture and draws visitors from around the globe. The town buzzes with energy, making it an ideal time for travelers who appreciate a lively ambiance and the chance to connect with fellow adventurers.
If you prefer a more tranquil experience, consider visiting in late September or October. This shoulder season allows you to enjoy the natural beauty of the area with fewer crowds, as well as the breathtaking fall colors that paint the landscape. The weather remains mild, creating a comfortable environment for exploring the nearby Dingle Peninsula and the scenic Wild Atlantic Way.
What is the difference between a Tralee Bed & Breakfast and a hotel?
Every Tralee B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Tralee B&Bs.