a good 4 star hotel , very pleasant staff , but not good enough to deserve its 5 star rating.
it does not stack up against sheen falls or the equally excellent park in kenmare. suite was very nice apart from a drooning humming noise that went on all night. front desk could not explain it.
sauna broken jacuzzi cold , only 2 loungers in a very small area in the pool surrounds.
i ate my meal as my husband watched,his well done steak arrived rare..
all in all not the quality you demand from a 5 star hotel . the prices are the only thing that we found to be 5 star. we checked out after one night and will not be back

We made our annual trip to the Killarney Park Hotel in November as we have done for many years previously. Unusually we were a little concerned before our arrival as there had been one or two indifferent reviews posted recently.
We need not have worried and think these guys must have been staying at a different hotel!
As usual the staff at all levels were unfailingly warm and friendly, and the service was impeccable at the front desk, from the concierge, and in the bar and the restaurant.
Ignore the criticisms. This hotel deserves its accolades and remains our hotel of choice when visiting Ireland.

We planned a surprise birthday trip for my brother-in-law which was to tour a few of Ireland's golf courses. We only had a week to stay so each stop was important to us. We had also planned to tour the Ring of Kerry" to visit our grandmother's birthplace. During our night in Kinsale and it was suggested that we stay at the Killarney Park Hotel. We drove to Killarney and went to the hotel and was met by the manager (Ms O'Shea); who promptly gave us a tour of the hotel and rooms. We were so impressed with her enthusiasm and hospitality that we booked for two nights. The rooms were lovely, the staff accommodating and friendly, and the service impeccable. Ms. O'Shea's motto was to lead by example which she and her whole staff did to the utmost. Our stay in Killarney was memorable and we all agreed when we return to Ireland; we will definitely stay at the Killarney Park Hotel again.

We tried to stay at the Best Western International, but being the weekend, we couldn't get a room. So, we walked across the street to the Killarney Park. It's a bit more posh than we wanted for the night, but it was a great stay. You are close to a lot of pubs and restaurants, and the shopping around the hotel is great. The room was great, and full of old world charm and character. They have a nice athletic facility, and its great to sit in the lobby and socialize around the fireplace.