Lovely spacious rooms Great staff and facilities

Food - we ate in the bar for lunch and dinner. Very expensive for both and food was of a very low standard. Toasted special, Caesar salad and pasta of the day particular poor, bland, appeared to be heavily microwaved and quality of ingredients low - definitely pre packed chicken and one slice of wafer thin ham in €12 toasted special. We had pre booked the bar for dinner before arrival, asked to be moved to restaurant for dinner having been disappointed by lunch but no availability unfortunately.

Amazing location, staff, and facilities. Food was great. Room was spacious and comfortable.

Bar and cafe were very expensive. Tea and coffee facilities in the room were poor. Despite multiple signs, there were children in adults-only areas of the spa and pool. This was of course the parents' fault - not necessarily Parknasilla's, but there were no staff on hand to enforce the rules When I advised a staff member at reception she apologised and told me she would let her manager know. Unfortunately, this changed nothing the following day.

I had stayed before and it was the very high standard that I expected. The bed was so comfy and the pillows soft and downy. I had to stop myself from bringing one home ..

I did have a bit of disappointment on the second night for dinner. I ordered the Lamb two ways I think it was called. Whenever I have had similar it had included the lap as this did, but this time it was pure fat and almost slimey and not crispy which is what I would be used too. Also one cutlet was very little meat and a lot of fat. However, I was offered a complimentary dessert which I very much appreciated

Fantastic location with stunning views, walking routes aplenty, nice relaxed atmosphere with guests of mixed ages, and easy to explore local sights. The outdoor heated adults pool is so relaxing with great views over the bay. We also enjoyed the food in the Doolittle bar - tasty & well priced. The live pianist in Doolittle bar added a great atmosphere!

The bed was quite hard. No fridge in the room meant no ability to have chilled water. The bathroom is quite small, hard to move around with the door so close to the toilet. Staff were nice, but there wasn’t the same warmth and chattiness that you get in some Irish country hotels. Some dishes served at dinner in Pygmalion were pretty average - burnt rice accompanied a main dish and the bread basket was a bit stale. We found breakfast pretty basic - no proper coffee machine, not great options for dairy alternatives. Fresh fruit selection was basic - no berries etc. I would advise improving your breakfast offering to really make this a great destination!

This was our second trip to Parknasilla in 6 months and again it did not disappoint. I had recently stayed in my first 5* hotel and it was not a patch on the experience I had in Parknasilla. If you are looking for a relaxing break away well this is the place to go. The beautiful grounds, numerous walks around hundreds of acres, the stunning infinity pool, food was great, we ate in the Doolittle restaurant for lunch and dinner on both days and most importantly the staff were amazing. The staff are super friendly and helpful with everything, it appears nothing is too much of an ask. 5* worthy resort and we have already booked our return trip for September and we look forward to taking a boat trip from the resort around the stunning Peninsula.

Staff were wonderful and very helpful. Breakfast was big and worth the extra price. Room was large with roomy bathroom area. The spa was nice with multiple areas for steam rooms, sauna, and showers to cool off in between. Loved the walking trails which are well-maintained, even in the shoulder season. Wish I could have stayed longer! The lounge areas were cozy with fireplace and games. Appreciated that the outdoor pool is adults-only. The pool area does require swim caps for an extra fee and towel/robe rental for an extra fee which seemed excessive due to the price of the hotel.

The whole place is just a little bit outdated and could use some small renovations to make it feel cleaner and fresher. But still a lovely place.

We had a fantastic few days staying here. The hotel has the most beautiful location beside the see and indeed on the ring of Kerry also. The rooms were spotless and a good size. Staff were very friendly and seservice was excellent. I have to compliment them on their food as it was fantastic. Great to see they had a separate Vegan/vegetarian menu with plenty of choice. Even today this is rarely seen. Beautiful vegan breakfast and again plenty of choice. The outdoor heated infinity pool was amazing and great after a mountain hike. Would definitely stay here again. They also have some free activities like guided shore walks. Don't forget to meet the owls on a Wednesday morning, all for free.

The only thing I found was the bed being too firm but I being picky.

Location, spa, restaurant, fireplace, books, interior design, waiters in the restaurants, WiFi.

The booking system for spa, restaurant and activities are split to different entities, so it makes it disjoined booking system and even hard to book via booking (as main reception 3 times could not properly book for a spa, had to contact with spa directly) Room are start to feel old , some of facilities need to be in better condition for such price (blocked sink - water out slowly, not working extractor in bathroom, telephone short keys are not working which makes impossible to contact with reception or spa from the room, no room guide book with description of room, hotel facilities, telephone numbers, etc)

We travelled to Parknasilla for our honeymoon, and it was an absolute dream. The rooms, facilities and location were all fantastic, but the staff were exceptional - so welcoming and friendly, they all helped to make our stay one we'll remember forever. We can't wait to go back! The indoor pool and infinity pool were both beautiful, and the spa facilities were some of the best we've experienced. We went in May and it was busy without being cramped. The breakfasts and restaurant were both lovely, and the rooms really well decorated and comfortable. The location is very special, with it being set right on Kenmare Bay with amazing views of the surrounding countryside. The Ring of Kerry was easily accessible, but it felt like a remote bubble. Would highly recommend renting kayaks for an hour - we went out and came across a seal colony which was so exciting. Beautiful walks in the grounds and around the islets, the walk to the castle/walled gardens was a great way to explore the area.

Nothing, it was amazing.

The main restaurant and the smaller restaurant offered very good food. The staff were very efficient and the Breakfast every morning was excellent - both the ordered 'Irish Breakfast' and the buffet. The pool area was simply brilliant. Not many (if any) hotels offer a view from the pool area and the infinity pool of mountains and estuary. I also went for a swim each morning in the sea by walking 3minutes to the hotel's own jetty. At 7.00am to 8.00am, I was the only one in the water each morning. Fantastic ! We both wanted to relax and get away from the city. Parknasilla was the perfect hotel for us.

The room fitout was poor. The kettle cable was so short, we had to put the kettle on the floor to boil. There was no wardrobe, just an alcove with a cheap pole across for hanging up clothes. The Iron, shoe cleaning items were on the floor in full view - Very cheap, considering the cost of the room. There was no fridge in the room either. Almost hate saying these negatives, because our stay for three nights was overall brilliant. We loved it here, and would go back again.