Paddy's Palace - Dingle Peninsula

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Main Street Annascaul

About Paddy's Palace - Dingle Peninsula

'A most peaceful and charming hostel - very popular with Hill-Walkers & hikers'. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the super scenic Dingle peninsula. The hostel has its own Irish pub, famous all over Ireland. Ideal for hill-walkers after a hike through our beautiful mountain range...
Cead Mile Failte - 100,000 welcomes!

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Stay in a genuine, Irish village. One NOT overwhelmed with tourists! Theres even 6 sheep in our garden!

Breakfast Included
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Please note:
We are in the main street of the wee village of Anascaul, 20 minutes drive from Dingle on the eastern side on the N86.

Annascaul on the Dingle Peninsula is a tiny traditional Irish village in Gaelic speaking County Kerry. Minutes from wonderful mountain hikes, golden sandy surf beaches, magical lakes and ancient Irish oak forests.

Opened in 2005
We were formerly a family run B&B called Brackluin House for many decades, in 2005 we re-opened as a flamboyant hostel. Irish Minister for Tourism John O'Donoghue performed the ceremony

Large & Spacious
Our Hostel is large and spacious, 9 comfortable, ultra-clean rooms with bathrooms ensuite. A moderate dining area and guest kitchen. We have a super cool common room to relax in, perhaps with a book in front of its majestic turf-burning fireplace? Our drawing room is where we hold our regular Irish dancing classes with local professional teachers coming in for a small nominal fee.

Our facility also proudly boasts of its very own Irish pub - known nationally as the 'Randy Leprechaun'. Packed to the rafters at weekends with live music and locals, and midweek its relaxed and gentle with a unique blend of local characters and international travellers. Happy Days - Happy nights....