Old Pier Guest Accommodation & Holiday Homes

My husband and I stayed here with my parents. It really is a lovely B&B with a stunning view and both our rooms were clean and spacious. The friendly staff welcomed us with tea, coffee and scones, which made for a great start of a weekend away on the Dingle peninsula. The beds are very comfortable and the breakfast is of great quality. Jacqueline will book tours for you if you wish and a packed lunch if you are going on a tour is no problem - she makes lovely fresh sandwiches.

My wife and I loved our stay at The Old Pier Guesthouse. We were the only folks in the inn for the night but Jacquie was sure we didn’t miss out on any of the effort that would’ve been made had it been full. The fireplace was warming the breakfast room and the food was plentiful. We enjoyed chatting with her and appreciated how welcome she made us feel. The view out of our room was spectacular!

Stunning views. Room was spacious and clean. Fab breakfast that will keep you going all day. Amazing location, there is a beautiful beach just a 5 min drive away with a pub/restaurant. Short drive away from Dingle. Wish we could have stayed longer... S

We arrived in Dingle to spectacular views along the coast, reaching the Old Pier B & B we had it at our front door and our room window where we watch the sun set. Jackie is amazing offering us coffee and cake when we arrived. The room was lovely, beautiful bed linen and luxurious towels. The bathroom was very nice as well.||The morning breakfast is like a 5* hotel, the most amazing selection of fresh fruits such as berries, strawberries, melons, cheeses, meats, cereals, great coffee, yogurts and a hot Irish breakfast or delicious pancakes, or salmon with scrambled eggs or a huge omelette.||Jackie and her family are so warm, welcoming and helpful with great tips for sites to see and places for dinner.||Great location to see all that Dingle has to offer in a peaceful setting!

In late October, I returned to the Old Pier for my annual visit to the Dingle Peninsular - I've been doing this for quite a few years. In my initial visits to the area, I stayed in upmarket B&Bs in Dingle town with a view of the sea but Wild Atlantic Way it was not. Then I discovered the Old Pier which is only a 15 minute drive from Dingle on the R549 signposted "Brandon Creek" (well worth a visit). The Old Pier is in a magnificent cliff top setting. From the front rooms you have an amazing view of the real wild Atlantic (not the placid sheltered sea you have when staying in Dingle town). And even the rear rooms give you a view of dramatic Mount Brandon. To your left from the front there's the impressive triple mountains "The Three Sisters" and just across the road from the hotel there's the hidden Dooneen Harbour and stone pier which although no longer actively used is what you would expect to see in this part of the world. Hollywood knows a special location when it needs one and it's only about five miles south on the Slea Head road from the hotel that "The Last Jedi" in the Star Wars series had some scenes shot at Ceann Sibéal in 2016. ||When staying at the Old Pier you will not be paying the excessive prices demanded in Dingle town but you will have a very comfortable stay. The bedrooms are a good size and well furnished, the en suite bathroom with walk in shower is spotlessly clean. The towels are pristine white and are changed every day. But the real joy for me is the generous breakfast which caters for all tastes and sets you up for the day. The hosts, Paid and Jacquie, will make you feel very welcome and nothing is too much trouble for them. I'm looking forward to next year's visit already! Give Dingle town a miss and discover what awaits you in terms of the real Wild Atlantic Way just a few miles away.

I have stayed here many times and my room is always cozy, clean, spacious, and inviting. The views are just amazing, as is the scenery from the dining room where a delicious breakfast is served. I've never wanted for anything and the hosts are very warm and welcoming with the right amount of quirk that you'd expect from the Gaeltacht!

Situated in the stunning, scenic Dingle coutryside, with a beautiful view of a nearby beach, we had an excellent stay in this bed and breakfast. Our room was decent-sized, with a very comfy bed, and well-equipped ensuite. We visited at the end of September, towards the end of the season, and we were notified in advance that there would be no evening meal - but our breakfast was delicious.||All this at a great price - definitely the best value of the five places we stayed in Dingle this holiday.||We will be back!

Wow, what a place. Friendly atmosphere, amazing view overlooking the three sisters and a lovely breakfast. I highly recommend the scrambled egg with smoked salmon. An extra plus, we could bring our dog. We stayed two nights just to explore the Dingle peninsula. We’ll be back.