Find hotels near Burke's Beach Riding, Glenbeigh from $134

"We stayed three nights in May 2026 and would highly recommend Murphy’s Farmhouse. Comfortable and very clean with lots of parking space. Great location for exploring Dingle. Two pubs within easy walking distance. Mary and Eileen are great hosts with a friendly and helpful staff."

"In room espresso maker was great! Also, larger than normal in room fridge was nice. No bathrobes, no wash cloths. Parked right in front of hotel."

"Room not ready, smell in room, no tissues, lotion"

"We were moved from Arden House to Quaside B&B which was centrally located with helpful kind staff."

"Great location in easy walking distance to everything."

"Breakfast didn't start until 8am and sadly I had to be at work for that time. Otherwise it was a great experience."

"great place"

"This is an excellent place to experience and explore the natural beauty that surrounds you in this part of Ireland. Jenn and her staff are experienced professionals who are also world travelers and who understand the grace notes of hospitality. A beautiful, well tended garden greats you when you park in the spacious driveway, complete with electric car charger. You are greeted by a chocolate lab, an adorable corgi and your host upon your agreed upon arrival time. This first thing that struck me was how absolutely perfectly peaceful everything was. The home is brilliantly designed with guest comfort in mind with fully stocked tea rooms throughout that offer a private space for a relaxing break after a busy day of hiking, jaunting, boating or horseback riding. The Beaufort Pub is an 8 minute walk down the road and offers an excellent pint, great local color and conversation along with spirited dart games. Further up the road is another delightful experience of Irish history at Kate Kearney’s Cottage. Excellent food, great service and a comfortable pub atmosphere greets you at Kate’s. This is an excellent place to stop before or after your exploration of the Gap of Dunloe, The Black Valley and/or the Lakes of Killarney. Hop into a horse driven cart at Kate’s or walk up the road for a day filled with adventure, ending in Killarney National Park with a boat ride through the Lakes to Ross Castle. Talk to Jenn about local activities, she is an expert on this area."

"Our host, Maurice, was very friendly and knowledgeable and gave us tips on what to explore in town. We were in a great location close to shopping, pubs, restaurants Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable, even "the couch"."