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illtown House Guesthouse is a Fáilte Ireland approved, award-winning, 4-star guesthouse situated less than 3 km from the town of Dingle — An Daingean —, on the Dingle Peninsula in Southwest Ireland. We are situated overlooking the beautiful Dingle Harbour area, with a private car park, and are open from early May through late October.
Milltown House itself is well over 100 years old, but has all modern conveniences. All 10 of our bedrooms have direct dial telephones, televisions, alarm radios, tea and coffee making facilities, and hair dryers. Needless to say, all of our bedrooms are en-suite. Our family would sum up our rooms, and indeed our house, as non-pretentious, and very comfortable and welcoming.
An interesting aside to Milltown House, for those who are interested in trivia, is that Robert Mitchum and his family lived in the house for over a year during the filming of David Lean's movie "Ryan's Daughter" in the 1960s.
Milltowh House has a lovely conservatory, again overlooking Dingle Harbour. This is our breakfast room, where you can choose what you like from our buffet, and then enjoy anything from a wild honey pancake to a full Irish breakfast from our breakfast menu. It goes without saying that we will cater for any special dietary needs if advised of requirements in advance. In the afternoon, the conservatory is a great place to enjoy the bird life feeding outside in the tidal estuary. Because of strict Irish liqueur laws, we are not allowed to sell beer or hard spirits, but do have a wine licence. A glass of wine can be enjoyed in our Lounge in the afternoon or evening.

hen the weather turns warm, we have tables and chairs on our lawn where you can really relax and look at the activity in Dingle Bay. On occasion you can see Fungie, Dingle's famous wild dolphin, jumping and playing near the harbour mouth. For anyone interested, you can take yachting and wind surfing lessons in Dingle, not to mention snorkeling and diving lessons. Talking of adjacent amenities, right at the back of our house is a golf driving range and an excellent pitch and putt course. Less than 2 km away, you can go horseriding and pony trekking. A 10-minute drive will see you out at Ceann Sibeal golf course in Ballyferriter.

ur family has a long tradition in the hospitality industry. Some of our guests will remember us as owners for many years of the Armada Restaurant and Star Bar in Dingle.
Myself, my wife Anne, and our daughter Tara (right) will act as your hosts while you are staying at Dingle's Milltown House Guesthouse, and will assist you in planning your touring days with us. And indeed, we may be able to advise you on where to go on leaving Dingle, as well.

wards and Commendations — Milltown House has been awarded four stars by Fáilte Ireland, the Irish Tourist Board. This is their highest guesthouse classification. Our guests consistently rate Milltown House as excellent in every respect. In addition, Milltown House has these commendations:
- Milltown House has received a 5 Diamond rating from the Royal Automobile Club (one of Europe's most prestigious motoring organisations), which is the highest rating awarded guesthouses. Milltown House has also received the RAC Warm Welcome Award in recognition of excellent standards of hospitality, and the RAC Sparkling Diamond Award in recognition of excellent standards of cleanliness, hygiene, and attention to detail.
- Recommended by Georgina Campbell's Jameson Guide to "Ireland's Best Places to Eat, Drink and Stay". "Highly Acclaimed" by Royal Automobile Club (RAC). "Selected QQQQ" by AA and listed as one of their Top 10% of guesthouses to stay in when in Ireland. Listed in the "Good Hotel Guide". Listed in the "Egon Ronay Guide". Listed in "Frommers". Member of Irish Hotel Federation. Included in the 2007 edition of the "Bridgestone Guide to the 100 Best Places to Stay in Ireland" by John and Sally McKenna. Included in the "Rick Steves Guide to Ireland".
 
Read our review in
"The Good Hotel Guide 2009"
Milltown House is listed in all major travel guides.

ingle Peninsula — Kilometer for kilometer, the Dingle Peninsula has probably more historical and scenic views than any other part of Ireland.
Dingle's night-time pub life is legendary. I can personally vouch for that! The town boasts over 30 eating establishments, from traditional fish and chips to blue-ribbon award-winning restaurants. Milltown House keeps its own food largely traditional.
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Open Early May thru Late October


We have a coin-operated web browser available in our lobby for guest use, at a rate of 30 minutes for €2. Guests who are not traveling with their own laptop can check e-mail or browse the Internet at their own convenience during their stay.
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