BOOK DIRECT WITH US
Booking directly with us offers exclusive incentives which can't be found anywhere else. We guarantee the best rates available to our direct bookers and complimentary room upgrades (subject to availability). A luxurious stay with us combines the best of all worlds with great food and drink experiences, a tranquil spa, the bustling main street, and nature's playground at your front door.
We look forward to welcoming you to Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa.
Come and sit with friends in the warm relaxed atmosphere of the Café du Parc bar. Enjoy uncomplicated yet moreish dishes from our bar bites menu on your luxury break. Share food with friends and enjoy cocktails in an intimate and funky setting. Take in our funky and soulful music from our DJ for the perfect atmosphere.
Our Spa at the Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa is a peaceful oasis hidden away in the heart of Killarney town, guaranteed to make you feel refreshed and invigorated on your luxury weekend away. We recommend our signature treatments as the perfect way to clear your head on your luxury weekend away.
Experience a casual yet exquisite dining experience in an amazing interior setting inspired by the historical tan yards of Killarney. It is the perfect venue to gather with friends, after exploring all that Killarney has to offer. A dining experience full of Killarney's fresh produce .
Did you know the Plaza Hotel offers complimentary bicycles for our guests use? Why not take in the beauty of the national park by bike and take a to-go picnic from Café Du Parc for the journey or cycle through the bustling streets of the town. Rain or shine, the beauty of the Killarney National Park and Town Centre is a sight to behold and one not to miss.
Step outside of the Killarney Plaza Hotel and Spa, and you'll find yourself at the entrance to Killarney National Park, just across the street. The Killarney National Park is a sprawling 26,000-acre landscape of gorgeous looped walks, tranquil woodlands, and lakes. It doesn't get greener. Did you know the park is home to the only herd of native red deer in Ireland?