About Pax Guest House. Little did Seamus Kelly know that when he dug the first sod with his brother for his cottage in 1847, that the cottage would develop over the intertwining years into a haven for that special guest whose appreciation for stunning locations and peace but within walking distance to a town centre is paramount when deciding where to rest their heads.. The size and comfort of his familys home have changed but there are two keystones that have remained steadfast in over a century and those are the warmth offered from the home and all those that help run it, to the panoramic view that Mother Nature has temporarily loaned us. It is my dream to make this home a place where all guests will leave with smile, knowing that they have had a chance to savour what I see every day and never tire of, and for that I am honoured to be in a position to continue the family tradition going back over 110 years of offering a cool pillow and a warm bed. What you can expect when you stay at Pax Guest House. Spectacular views of the Dingle Bay and Harbour. Personal care and attention by your host John O'Farrell. 4 star accommodation xtensive public areas, lounge, dining room, garden, patio, and balcony. Ensuite bedrooms, with tea /coffee facilities, fridge, direct dial telephone, hair dryer and television. ccess to the beauty of the Dingle Peninsula and all it has to offer. With one of the best views in all of Dingle. On a green hill overlooking Dingle Bay, its sunny balcony is an exceptional place to linger taking in sweeping views as far as Slea Head. This is a very peaceful place, a real get away. Frommers Ireland. click on images below for larger version

12 superb bedrooms either with spectacular views of the bay or of our tiered flower garden. Availlable in family size, single and doubles. All rooms are ensuite, with tea /coffee facilities, fridge, direct dial telephones, hair dryer and televisions. click on images to view larger versions. Superb 4**** family-run guesthouse. Irish Hotel Federation. Tea / coffee facilities. Direct dial telephone. Easy access to town centre. Situated on the beautiful Dingle Peninsula

Things to do whilst staying at Pax Guest House. Dingle Town Dingle offers a combination of relaxation and excitement with it's award winning restaurants, untouched traditional Bars and local craft shops Within easy reach are the Dingle Way for walkers, golf, horse riding, fishing, sailing, windsurfing and. in some of the most beautiful landscape that Ireland has to offer. Dingle Peninsula Shaped by the Atlantic ocean the Dingle peninsula is Europe's most westerly point and is fringed by magnificent beaches and spectacular coastlines. Swim with Fungie, Dingle's resident dolphin. Drive around Slea Head and take some pictures of the peninsula's stunning scenery. Take a walk along the mile long Inch Beach. Climb Mount Brandon, Ireland's second highest mountain. Take a short boat trip out to the Blasket Islands. Play golf whilst enjoying the stunning scenery. Browse craft and antique shops in Dingle Town. Surf some of the best waves in Europe. Enjoy world cinema at the local cinema. Visit Dingle Oceanworld. Sip coffee while watching the boats. Write your autobiography or paint your masterpiece on our balcony. Click here for links to some interesting resources. Click here to find out more about the stunning views at Pax Guest House. The new manager, John, is an engaging and energetic host. He personally cooked and served breakfast each morning and presented afternoon tea. We stayed several days in September 2006 and had a wonderful time. Highly recommended. TripAdvisor click on images for larger version

Welcome to Pax Guest House. We provide high quality guesthouse accommodation with exceptional views of Dingle harbour. Being just 1 km from Dingle Town Centre it takes less than 12 minutes to walk down, less if the wind is at your back! [. It is an ideal location to use as a base for touring around the Dingle Peninsula, Killarney National Parkland and Tralee. [. All rooms are ensuite, with tea /coffee facilities, fridge, direct dial telephones, hair dryer and televisions. Extensive public areas, lounge, dining room, garden, patio, and balcony all with an uninterrupted sea view. [. Irish Tourist Board approved. Voted one of the Top Ten places to stay in Ireland. AA Premier Selected. Georgina Campbell Seal of Approval. With one of the best views in all of Dingle, Frommer's Ireland. Enjoy what may well be the finest view in the area , and is also one of the most comfortable and relaxing places to stay. Georgina Campbell

Pax House is only 1km from Dingle, Co. Kerry which is easily accessible by car, air, rail and bus. Directions once you are near Dingle Turn Right of N86 at Pax House finger sign and follow directions or if coming via Conor Pass turn left on entering town into John's Street continue for 1km, Pax is on right handside. Getting to Pax House from Tralee (via Conor Pass) As regards getting from Tralee to Dingle. Take the N86 from Tralee, you will pass Blennerville, about 12 miles out of town, there is a choice of routes, there is a fork in the road. If the weather is fine and there are no clouds on the mountain top, then I would take the lower road, the one on the right and it is marked as Castlegregory-Connor Pass, this will take you over the mountains and into Dingle, the views are great but you need a clear day, towards the summit the road does narrow and there is room only for one car but there are areas that one can pull in and let oncoming cars pass you by, jjust take your time and all will be well, but it is worth it. Arriving in Dingle from Conor Pass When you the you arrive to Dingle there will be a T junction, the Old Smokehouse restaurant will be opposite you and a pub (1 of 43) will be on the corner to your right, its yellow in colour and called The Small Bridge. Take a left here and go up the hill 1 km, at the top of the hill, just as it starts to slope downwards, there in a corner veering to the right, go around the corner and Pax House will be on your Right, its white in colour. Getting to Pax House from Tralee (via Camp Annascaul) Take the N86 from Tralee, you will pass Blennerville, About 12 miles out of town, there is a choice of routes, there is a fork in the road. If you turn left marked An Daingean / Dingle (right takes you over Conor Pass - see above). You go through the villages of Camp and then Annascaul (at the end of the village on your right there is a pub called The South Pole, blue and white in colour and it has tables and chairs outside - well worth a visit). Then you will pass by Lispole and after this village there is a 4.5km stretch of straight road, at the end of the 4.5km there is a very wide corner, (the first corner after the straight) as you take the corner slowly you will see black and yellow warning signs, there is good visibility and there is a side road off the corner right in the middle of the bend, this side road will be on their right, take this side road, it's marked Baile an Mhamhnaigh and go up the hill at the top of the hill the is a T junction, the stop signs reads Geill Sli, take a left here if there is no on coming traffic, carry on till you come to Pax House, less than two minutes away. The house will be on your left. Tralee to us should take no more than 50 minutes. (click here for Dingle Town map). If you're looking for something peaceful with a great location and a fantastic breakfast this is the place for you. TripAdvisor. 1 hour from Kerry airport - 90 miles from Limerick and Cork. - 2.5 hours from Shannon airpot. Daily Services from London and Dublin to Kerry airport. Car rental and taxis available at the airport. Telephone: (066) 7164644. Frequent services from Dublin to Tralee. General passenger information: 1850 366 222 (local call rate) or Iarnrod Eireann, Tralee on (066) 7123522. Expressway services from Dublin, Limerick, Galway, Cork and Waterford. Bus Eireann, Casement Station, Tralee: Telephone: (066) 7123566. Ferry ports at Dublin, Rosslare and Cork for regular crossings between Ireland, England and France.

Breakfast is casual and goes on till 10.00am, it includes freshly laid eggs from Brians free range hens, freshly baked breads from the kitchen, organic porridge made from stone- ground oatmeal drizzeled with Baileys Irish Cream or slightly whipped cream and rich dark moist sugar, a selection of fruits dishes both hot and cold, Full Grilled Dingle Breakfast, Kippers, some not so Irish type dishes that I have picked up over my time in America, Asia and the Continent to homemade jams and marmalade and a host of other local delights all with the attention of offering the best of what the locality has to offer depending on the time of year and how much is left after the birds and rabbits have had their share. All bedrooms, including suites, are beautifully appointed and include a refrigerator and safe. Cork Kerry Tourism

Experience the magic of the Dingle Peninsula located in the Southwest of Ireland. The Dingle Peninsula Holiday Guide. Offers to use local knowledge to organise self-guided hiking trips along two of Ireland's premier walking routes, The DingleWay or The Kerry Way. Adventure tours and training in Dingle. Irish Rail, Iarnrod Eireann. Irish National Bus, Bus Eireann. Automobile Assocation of Ireland - useful for planning your route. Information about Fungie, the Dingle Dolphin. Cean Sibeal Golf Course. Direct dial telephones. Each access to town centre

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Where did you hear of us? Time of arrival (approximate). (Click button to send your enquiry). Pax Guest House Upper John St Dingle, Co. Kerry Ireland. Tel: +353 (0)66 915 1518 single room: 70 twin / double room: 120 larger rooms: 160. New owner John is the consumate host. The food is excellent, the rooms are fabulous and have a great view of the bay. John goes out of his way to make your stay an enjoyable and comfortable one. You are close to town but still have the feeling of being in the country. TripAdvisor