Randles Court Hotel
Killarney, Kerry

This 4* Luxury Hotel is ideally located 5 Minutes walk from Killarney Town Centre. Avail of our Leisure & Spa facilities Renowned for its hospitality and warmth this hotel is one of the finest Killarney has to offer. The Randles Court Hotel offers the comfort and service one associates with a first class hotel, while retaining the friendliness and welcome of a family run establishment. The Randles Court Hotel was originally built in 1906 as a family residence and although this spacious and elegant Edwardian building has been developed into a 78 bedroomed hotel the graciousness of an earlier era is reflected in both decor and mood. For dining there is a choice of Checkers or The Court Restaurant. Both are elegantly styled while offering a contrast in atmosphere and mood. Using only the freshest of local produce our Chef Michael O'Sullivan prepares the best of Irish Cuisine from the land and sea. For relaxation and well-being, Club Santé is available to all hotel guests. Be it an invigorating swim or relaxation in our Steamroom or Sauna we guarantee you will leave us re-vitalised. Zen Day Spa opened in June 2006 & uses exceptional Spa products from the elite Kerstin Florian range, coupled with luxurious treatment rooms and personal service. We invite you to unwind, de-stress and indulge. Dedicated and highly trained, our staff are committed to providing superior service in this beautiful Spa environment.

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Killarney (Cill Airne in Irish) promotes its-self as the gateway to the Ring of Kerry and has been Ireland's top town for tourism for many years, only losing its crown to Dublin in recent times. The town, although attractive, is outshone by the surrounding countryside with it's mountains, lakes, woods and overall beauty which attracts visitors worldwide. You can take a ride though part of this beauty by taking a Jaunting Car, the local form of horse drawn carriage. Always take a raincoat as the weather can be unpredictable. Killarney town has much too interest the tourist, not least, the fine restaurants, gift shops and traditional pubs, of which there are many.