We found Doyle's in Karen Brown's Ireland book and decided to book a room. Although my husband found our room (#8) ok, I did not. The "double" room was two twin beds pushed together. What was the worst was in the evening I decided to take a quick shower, but the water was just a trickle from the shower head.... more

If you want to see what the hospitality should be like, head for DOYLES. The owners on the premises, pleasant & helpfull staff. The rooms are individually decorated, and the food is excellent Long may you continue Charlotte & John. more

We stayed here for two days in June 2007 and would have happily stayed for two weeks! Best breakfast of our entire hoiday. Delightful staff and superb room. The pubs of Dingle are two minutes away and the whole stay was exellent. Some food smells in the common parts but it is a fish restaurant after all and didnt come... more

A fun little B&B right on the street in the heart of Dingle. We had the top floor which was very quaint, but that didn't keep the noise out, we would go back but likely ask for a room off the street. more

This review is long over due. I had the pleasure of staying at Doyle's during the August Bank Holiday weekend. Myself and my friend were greated upon arrival, escorted to our room and given the ins and out's of Dingle. It was our first trip to Dingle and found this information very helpful. We decided to have dinner our first... more

Doyle's is a nice B&B with a nice staff and good breakfast. However, its location makes rooms in the front prone to street noise and noise from passers by and rooms in the back get noise from the bar next door. Don't plan on a good nights sleep and you will be okay. more

We stayed at Doyles Town House for 2 nights. I had only seen the website before we got there and had liked the look of it. We liked it very much when we saw it for real. It is probably not decorated to everyone's taste as it is kept rather 'Victorian' in style, but we loved that. The 'parlor' is... more

We stayed in one of the Doyles apartments during the Dingle Regatta, this weekend. They're a couple of minutes walk up the hill from the restaurant and townhouse and are very cute. There's a living room downstairs with tv and tea & coffee making facilities. As we were on a B&B rather than a self catering basis, the kitchen door... more