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5 dog friendly places to stay in County Kerry

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Brook Lodge Boutique Hotel

Killarney, County Kerry
- Dog friendly
- Free parking
Price guide: from £100 a night
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Butler Arms Hotel

Waterville, County Kerry
- Dog friendly
- Free parking
- Weddings
Price guide: from £200 a night
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Killeen House Hotel

Killarney, County Kerry
- Dog friendly
- EV charging
- Free parking
Price guide: from £100 a night
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Sheen Falls Lodge & Spa, Knockduragh

Kenmare, County Kerry
- Dog friendly
- Dining award
- Fishing
- Free parking
Price guide: from £200 a night
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The Fairview Boutique Hotel

Killarney, County Kerry
- Dog friendly
Price guide: from £200 a night
View details – The Fairview Boutique Hotel Book Direct / Check Availability – The Fairview Boutique Hotel (opens in a new tab)

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