I booked 3 rooms with Geraldine for our golf trip to Ireland. She immediately offered to make all my tee time reservations for me (so I wouldn't have to call myself - plus she knew everyone at all the best courses). This saved me lots of time and effort, plus the courses are not fully staffed off season, so it was hard to get a response from them. All her arrangements were flawless. She also helped me narrow down the choices, as Ireland is blessed with many fabulous courses. We reserved the Championship Rooms, which were large, comfortable and spotless. The hotel was on the edge of town, very convenient to drive to the courses because you don't have to go through the traffic in town. If you want to go into town, it takes 10 minutes or less. We reserved a table for dinner for 2 of our 3 nights, and the food was wonderful - plus a beautiful and friendly dining room. Also, it was nice not to have to drive anywhere after a hard day on the course or sightseeing, and you could order that extra bottle of wine because you didn't have to worry about driving home. We did go out to a pub with traditional music one night, which was fun but not gourmet. The breakfasts were good and included in our rate, much more food that you could possibly eat. They recommended and reserved a trip over a mountain pass in a horse buggy, then a journey across a series of mountain lakes in a motorboat. It was wonderful and one of the highlights of our trip to Ireland. There is more than enough for non-golfers to do in the area - we wish we would have had an extra week to see more. There is a small bar/lounge that is irregularly staffed and open to guests on the honor system 24/7. They will take payment with a golf ball from your home course, and then glue it up on the wall with the others - a fun idea. Michael was a perfect host (and bartender) and the bar was the place to gather after golf to discuss the various courses in the area. It seems all of the guests are golfers and it is a friendly and jolly group. I would recommend the Killeen House to anyone wishing to visit County Kerry, and especially to golfers. There are more luxurious and fancy places in the area, also lots of B&B's, but there is no more golfer friendly place to stay in all of Ireland. If you are planning a trip for yourself, or making arrangement for a group of friends like I did, don't bother to hire a golf travel agency. If you stay at the Killeen House, you can have Geraldine make the golf arrangements for you and save time and money.
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