Cheap Hotels in Tralee
Situated in the Town Centre, Tralee Holiday Lodge is just 800 metres from Tralee Railway and Bus Station. This 42 bedroom facility features many convenient facilities, including a contemporary, spacious dining area and foyer. It features free WiFi throughout the building and free parking. Rooms at Tralee Holiday Lodge are decorated in a contemporary manner with bed linen to match. They are all equipped with an en-suite bathrooms, as well as a wardrobe and a desk. Tralee Town Park is opposite the property, while Siamsa Tíre - the National Folk Theatre is 150 metres away. The Ashe Memorial Hall, containing the Kerry County Museum, is 200 metres from the property. There are many walks nearby, including with the Dingle Way route. Tralee Golf Club, which offers ocean views, is just 13 km away.
Near St. John's Parish
Earl of Desmond Hotel is located just outside Tralee. This elegant property offers rooms looking onto its landscaped gardens. Each room at Earl of Desmond Hotel has attractive design and includes a flat-screen TV, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms look onto the fields behind the property. The hotel foyer features a baby grand piano and there is seating both inside and outside. There is a bar and lounge area, serving food all day. You can enjoy breakfast in the Garden Room and a Sunday lunch carvery is also offered. Local produce is used wherever possible. The hotel is around 15 minutes’ drive from Tralee Bay and the nearest beaches are around 12 km away.
Near National Folk Theatre
Near The Kerries Golf Club
Near Manor West Retail Park
Near Aqua Dome
Near Georgian House Visitor Centre
Near Ballyseedy Memorial
The Park Georgian House Hotel
Near Wellspring Gallery
The Grand Hotel
Near Wellspring Gallery
Hotels in Tralee
On the far west coast of Ireland, on what feels like the very edges of the world, stands the close-knit and friendly town of Tralee. Set amid stunning landscapes of timeless beauty whilst stoically facing the wild grandeur of the Atlantic Ocean, Tralee is a magical place in an island renowned for its spellbinding charm. Tralee hotels offer the warm hospitality that exemplifies the chirpy informality of the Irish and cater to all budgets and requirements. For any visitor to these life-enhancing shores, a good craic with plenty of music and laughter is sure to be had.
Famous the world over for the ‘Rose of Tralee' beauty festival, in which townspeople pick the prettiest girl in all of County Kerry, Tralee epitomises the authentic and mystical quality of Ireland that you may thought had been lost. However, simply walking along the majestic Banna Strand will confirm that the Emerald Isle has lost none of its lustre. You'll discover spectacular views of the sea and sweeping cliffs of the Kerry coast whilst visiting Fenit lighthouse, an evocative old structure made of hardy granite, standing defiant against the waves.
Other landmarks
After savouring Tralee's dramatic coastal vistas, you can find a peaceful corner amid the delicate and picturesque Victorian church in the town centre. Back in the bustle of the town, there's a wide array of shops and local cafés to satisfy anyone in need of some retail therapy.
A quirky landmark is the Blennerville Windmill, a lovely way to spend the day with the family learning about the town's history whilst helping to make bread and enjoying some local produce.
Wether's Well is an ideal spot for a quiet walk while Ballyseedy Wood is perfect for a brisk trek amongst dense woodland populated by wonderfully ethereal wooden statues. Ballyseedy is a forest where fairies, elves and mythical beasts abound.
At the Rattoo Round Tower, one of only a handful still complete in Ireland, you can explore these fascinating buildings which are unique to Ireland. Used either as a holy retreat or a watchtower for Viking raids, no-one is certain about their original use.
Culture and song
You'll be given a hearty Irish welcome at Kirby's Brogue Inn where you can enjoy delicious food and plenty of Guinness whilst surrounded by good cheer. For a taste of Tralee's vibrant nightlife, the Greyhound bar is an engaging place to start with popular Irish music and a log fire to get the night going.
No visit to this deeply lyrical land is complete without an appreciation of its music. Siamsa Tire is home to Ireland's national folk theatre and is the ideal destination to experience the mystical power of Ireland's folkloric heritage. Indeed, anywhere in this intimate town full of mirth, good company and music is certain to reveal Ireland's special capacity to lighten the soul and lift the heart.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Tralee
What are the best hotels to stay in Tralee?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Tralee are The Manor West Hotel & Leisure Club, Tralee Holiday Lodge Guest Accommodation and The Rose Hotel.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Tralee?
The lowest price for a double room in Tralee is £68.What hotels are in the central Tralee neighborhood?
If you want to stay near the center of Tralee, you can consider staying at Benners Hotel, Tralee Holiday Lodge Guest Accommodation and The Rose Hotel.120,000 Hotels
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