Maggie,was wonderful,a great host with a fantasic sence of humor.Great breakfast.Views to die for and you can walk to the pubs. Ask her about the English group with the Rottweiller.

Emlagh Lodge is a grand B&B in Dingle right on the harbor with glorious water views. Our room was comfortable, clean and modern. Breakfast was ample and delicious (the fruit plate was a work of art). It's a short, scenic walk to town along the water. Maggie was warm and friendly and a great source of information about restaurants and sightseeing. This B&B is a bargain. I can't imagine there's a better place to stay in Dingle.

We stayed at Emlagh Lodge over the Easter holidays and thoroughly enjoyed the time. The breakfast is a treat - try the mascarpone yoghurt with fruits!! Delicious!

The rooms were lovely decorated with a nice sea view. Our bathroom was huge and everything was spotless.

Maggie gives gladly advice on where to go and what to see - Thank you so much for a superb Easter weekend.

The Emlagh Lodge is out of a dream. We have nothing bad to say about the Emlagh at all. We enjoyed our very short time there (just two nights) and wish we could have remained in Ireland at the Emlagh Lodge for the rest of our month-long trip through Europe. Not only is the lodge in an excellent and gorgeous location, the service Maggie provides is top-notch.

Breakfast is incredible. There's nothing else to be said. (Plus, the breakfast room has a view of the bay!)

The rooms are wonderful and beyond comfortable. Our bed was firm but soft, our skylight had a beautiful view of the bay, the bathroom was enormous, and Maggie leaves a hot water maker with teas, coffee and all the fixings. The only trouble we had was the television, which didn't work, but we didn't actually ever want to use it (there's so much to do on the Dingle Peninsula, you won't have time!) so this wasn't a problem.

The Emlagh also has a view of the part of the bay where Fungi the dolphin typically lives. We never saw him, much to our dismay, but Maggie said most residents do and that must be such a treat! (She also has a lovely dog named Muff, whom we miss dearly.)

Maggie provides a maps of the Dingle Peninsula and the Slea Head Drive, as well as an extensive list of places to eat and see whilst in Dingle. Very helpful and appreciated!

It is indeed a very short walk to the city of Dingle, which is helpful especially if you're going to spend some time in the evenings at a pub; however, we typically drove into town and we found loads of free parking. It might be different in late spring and into the summer months, though.

Maggie is incredible. She's so nice and accommodating, and obviously works hard and brilliantly at maintaining the Emlagh Lodge. We were bowled over by the affordability of the lodge, as we were on a relatively low students' budget, and the amazing amount of comfort and friendliness we received when we arrived. Maggie's B&B is forefront in our minds when we think of Ireland, because it made our time in Ireland that much better. We itch to return.