Kingdom hotels rule in poll of world hideaways

KERRY tourism got a welcome boost when the Kingdom emerged as a major global hotspot for hidden getaway holidays.

Kingdom hotels rule in poll of world hideaways
Wed, 28 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

Two hotels in the county were named among the Top 10 Hidden Gems in the World by a leading international travel information website, while several hidden treasures were also praised for their service and value.

The annual Travellers’ Choice awards organised by TripAdvisor listed Loch Lein Country House and Killeen House near Killarney as two of the best-kept secrets in Irish tourism.

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CourtsPlace: Loch Lein country housePlace: Killeen HousePlace: KillarneyPlace: AghadoePlace: Loch LeinPlace: USPlace: DinglePlace: Ballsbridge,Place: Tuscany, ItalyPlace: San GimignanoPlace: PraguePlace: Anastasis ApartmentsPlace: SantoriniPerson: PaulPerson: Annette CorridanPerson: MichaelPerson: Geraldine RosneyPerson: Luke FredbergOrganisation: tripadvisorOrganisation: Loch Lein Country HouseOrganisation: Castlewood HouseOrganisation: Four Seasons HotelOrganisation: Hotel Vecchio AsiloOrganisation: Aria Hotel
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