Guesthouse · Dingle Bay, Ireland · Est. 1890-something
Seven rooms. One harbour. Nothing rushing.
Seven rooms in a restored 1890s fish merchant’s building on the harbour. Come for the slate light, the sound of the water and a peat fire waiting at the end of the day.
Seven tiles, one for each room — move across the quay to nudge them
The house · Dingle Bay
A fish merchant’s house, kept honest
Built in the 1890s for the fish trade, the building has been restored rather than reinvented. Seven rooms sit where the working harbour once did its business. It is a small place by design, meant for people who want the coast without the crowd.
The rooms · Ledger of seven
Seven rooms, €165–€280 a night
€165–€280per night, depending on the roomEach of the seven rooms is a quiet place to land, for two or for one. Rates run from €165 to €280 per night depending on the room, and breakfast is included. Weekend stays carry a two-night minimum.
One stroke for every room
Breakfast · Included with every room
Breakfast tastes of the harbour
Every morning starts with smoked mackerel, soda bread and local honey, all included in the room rate. Simple, local food that suits the setting.
Sea & fire · Dingle Bay
Slate light, water and a peat fire
Come for the slate light, the sound of the water and a peat fire waiting at the end of the day.
Plan your stay · The rules, plainly
March to November, two nights at weekends
The guesthouse is open from March through November. Weekend stays need a minimum of two nights. Rooms range from €165 to €280 per night, with breakfast included. Turn each slate to read the margin note.
Book · Seven rooms
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Seven rooms, €165–€280 a night, breakfast included. Open March–November, with a two-night minimum at weekends.