About
Wake up to spectacular views of Kenmare Bay, the Ring of Kerry and Ireland’s highest mountain, Carrauntouhil. Bask in the luxury of one of Sneem Hotel’s spacious hotel rooms, relax in the tranquility of beautiful natural surroundings, participate in the many outdoor activities offered by the area, or simply enjoy a more leisurely pace of life in the picturesque village of Sneem.Location 
By Air
The closest airport is Kerry Airport ( www.kerryairport.ie ) at Farranfore (64km), while the closest international airports are Cork (120km) and Shannon (180km). Aer Arann and Ryanair operate flights into Kerry Airport from a number of destinations in Ireland, the UK and Europe, while many international carriers fly to both Shannon and Cork. Car hire is available at all of these airports.
By Bus and Train
Iarnrod Eireann ( www.irishrail.ie ) operates a national train service to Killarney, while Bus Eireann ( www.buseireann.ie ) operates a bus service from the major cities to Kenmare and Killarney.
By Road
Sneem Hotel can be reached by road from Killarney by taking the N71 and R568 (suggested route from Galway or Limerick), or from Kenmare by taking the N70 (suggested route from Cork).
Rooms
There are 69 en–suite bedrooms located on two floors. Half of the rooms offer sea views with the premium suites also having terraces.
There is one main function room which can accommodate over 300 people. This room is equipped with state of the art event and conferencing facilities. We also have a Sauna, Hot Tub and Gym.
There are also a number of break–out rooms available. The downstairs of the Hotel has a large Bar and a restaurant with seating for 70 people.
Other
Sneem is a charming village idyllically situated between the MacGillycuddy Reeks mountain range and the sea of Kenmare Bay in the southwest of Ireland. Life in Sneem happens at a very relaxed pace and the village offers shops, cafés, restaurants and atmospheric pubs in which to browse, refresh oneself by day or while away the evening. The village is composed of two squares, north and south, joined by a bridge over Sneem river. The village is quaint and pretty, local pride evident in the colourfully, painted houses and well–tended public areas. Sneem is a regular award–winner in the National Tidy Towns Competition, winning the top prize in 1987.
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