The Europe Hotel & Resort
5 StarsFine dining at Panorama Restaurant, Private pier for lake excursions
Fine dining at Panorama Restaurant, Private pier for lake excursions
Outdoor lakeside infinity pool, Castlelough Restaurant fine dining
Full-sized 25-meter swimming pool, Signature Fiadh Restaurant dining
Extensive indoor leisure centre, Private in-room jacuzzi baths
Luxury leisure centre, The Tan Yard restaurant
The Lookout signature suite, Gleneagle leisure club access
Killarney National Park views, Danú Restaurant local gastronomy
Colleen Bawn Restaurant dining, Traditional Irish family-run charm
Luxury king mountain view rooms, Family-owned traditional charm
AA Rosette-awarded Yew Tree Restaurant, Exclusive guest thermal access policy
Innisfallen Leisure Centre and pool, The Arbour restaurant dining
Heated mountain-view terrace, Wellness center with indoor pool
Seasons Restaurant dining, Beauty and Spa Treatment Centre
Executive rooms with spa baths, Victorian heritage and charm
Full access to Killarney Towers leisure, En suite rooms with whirlpool baths
The Courtyard Restaurant dining, Dedicated tour assistance
Club Vitae leisure facilities, Family-centric adventure hub
Heated indoor swimming pool, Full-service leisure centre
Energy-efficient pool system, Nine-hole golf course views
Panoramic Killarney Lake views, Indoor heated swimming pool
Boutique garden estate sanctuary, Killarney National Park proximity
Roman Gardens and outdoor space, Family-run hospitality and charm
Candle-lit dining at Fig, Boutique Georgian townhouse charm
Local leisure club access, Spacious multi-bedroom layouts
Bespoke rooms with gas fireplaces, Outdoor heated whirlpool
Family-run boutique hotel experience, Killarney National Park proximity
Traditional Irish boutique charm, Luxurious executive spa baths
Award-winning diverse restaurant, Central Killarney town location
Panoramic Flesk Valley views, Traditional Irish country house charm
Distinctive Celtic Deco rooms, Historic family-run heritage
Historic Edwardian-style rectory, Award-winning Rozzers Restaurant
On-site beauty salon, Recently renovated rooms
Hot tub relaxation, Spacious suites with Jacuzzi tubs
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Killarney National Park was established in 1932 and was Ireland’s first National Park. Located in the south west of the country, it was created from the Muckross Estate that was donated to the Irish Government, but since then the park has been expanded several times. It now covers an area of over 102km2 (25,400 acres). The park is of both national and international importance for the wildlife that it supports and it holds the only wild herd of Red Deer in Ireland. This population is largely confined to the Mangerton and Torc mountains and dates back at least 4,000 years. The habitat of the park is varied but includes ancient woodland, bog land, heath and moor. It has the largest remnants of oak and yew forests in Ireland and in 1981 the whole area was designated a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. The Purple Mountains are located entirely within the boundaries of the park as are the Lakes of Killarney, Mangerton, Torc, Shehy. There are many different points of access into Killarney National Park and access is free, a visitor centre can be found at Muckross House. This visitor centre receives over 250,000 visitors every year.
Killarney National Park is a top attraction in Killarney, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Killarney National Park, including popular choices like Colleen Bawn Cottage in Killarney Co Kerry, The Orchid, The Ferris Wheel B&B, Domain Luxury Accommodation, N5 Mins Town Centre, An Charraig.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Killarney National Park, Gap of Dunloe, Muckross House and Gardens, Muckross House Gardens and Traditional Farms, Muckross Abbey, all within a convenient distance from Killarney National Park.