"DoChara recommends: Cill Bhreac House B&B: http://www.cillbhreachouse.com."

"...Cill Bhreac B&B is another place that has been around a good long while and with shining reviews."

"Cill Bhreac House in Dingle. A beautiful location and property right on the bay just outside of Dingle in Milltown. The view from our 2nd story window was very scenic, as was the entire Dingle Peninsula. Angela, our host, was very friendly and gracious."

"The TV did receive The Masters, and I enjoyed disparaging the substandard BBC camerawork and commentary, but I did enjoy the perspective that they gave the UK and Irish players. I was pulling for Paddy Harrington. Better luck next year. In their defense, Sky and BBC do a nice job on their rugby and soccer coverage."

"Anyhow, breakfast was our choice and I went with a beautiful piece of salmon and scrambled eggs. I think my son had pancakes with bananas (bananas in a blanket?), and he enjoyed them. They were more like crepes than the pancakes that we eat in the States."

"As with every place we stayed, it was very clean and well cared for. Although we never came back to our room at any of the B&B’s later than 10 PM (nine year old in tow, you remember), we never got the sense that coming back to the property late was going to meet with disapproval."

"Strong recommendation to the Cill Bhreac."

"Second Wendy's recomendation of Cill Bhreac House in Dingle http://www.cillbhreachouse.com We loved it!."

"Dingle is another place with no shortage of B&Bs, from humble ones to fancy guesthouses."

"Over and over Cill Bhreac House B&B comes up on top."

"I stayed at Cill Bhreac B&B and it was great, super view of the harbor, and gourmet breakfast. Here is Angela's list of top 10 things to do: http://www.cillbhreachouse.com/top10.html"

"The Southwest of Ireland, Dingle, Ring of Kerry, etc - is by all reports - the prettiest, with the highest mountain, lakes, etc. And Dingle town has great pubs, very good seafood (right from the boats) as the drive around the peninsula goes the several thousand year old settlements, views of some offshore islands, etc."

"...And, let us not forget the very long history of Dingle -- which is simply amazing. At this very nice little B&B just outside of Dingle town, there was a group of archelogy grad students with their professor, who were checking out the many digs and old settlements. (BTW -- This little gem of a B&B is named Cill Bhreac House -- a Gaelic name -- having to do with the old art found there -- cup and saucer or some such -- and lovely hostess Angela is just a sweetie and cooks incredible breakfasts -- for only 50 Euro a night. See: info@cillbhreachouse.com, Web Address: www.cillbhreachouse.com)."

"We stayed at an excellent b&b in june 2002 in milltown just over the bridge from dingle--cill bhreac was a delight and angela provides the finest breakfasts! we had a large room looking to the mountains but enjoyed the common room on second floor that affords a sweeping panorama across dingle bay--don't know website but tel. #066-9151 358 should put you in touch--best wishes + have a great trip!"

"we spent 3 days at cill bhreac in milltown (across te west bridge from dingle)and enjoyed our best breakfasts in june 2002--i'm still at work on those 13 pounds gained in 14 days of b&b's...gallarus oratory is quite awe inspiring but take the trip out to great blasket if weather permits--a gateway to a vanished world--( there was a hostel and cafe on the island (kept out of guidebooks to preserve the island's otherworldly, undeveloped character, we were told...); the lewis mulcahy pottery barn is not to be missed with his signature glazes and foxglove insignia; of course dingle has excellent evening seisuns in several of the pubs--be sure to ask around of your hosts and the obliging locals you meet...you'll have a grand time!"

"Dingle is a treat and i can recommend a great b&b in milltown (a short and necessary walk west of town once you've tackled one of mrs mccarthy's breakfasts--that salmon set the standard!)--its cill bhreac but you should be able to find great places at good rates wherever you go--just try to stop with good daylight left, and make sure your hosts know you're looking at staying for several days! "