A Kerry Welcome Since Five Generations
On the shores of Lough Currane, Ann & Eamon offer genuine hospitality, home baking, and the best of the Ring of Kerry.
Where the Wild Atlantic Meets a Warm Hearth
Currane Lodge sits on the north shore of Lough Currane, 300 metres from the water’s edge. Our B&B is a Quality Approved home with spacious en-suite rooms, power showers, tea/coffee facilities, free WiFi, and a peat fire in the sitting room. We offer a large and varied breakfast menu, home-baked brown bread and scones, and packed lunches for your day out.
Your host Ann is a qualified chef with a passion for local produce. Evening meals are available for groups of 5 or more. We also have a drying room for anglers and walkers.
Book Your Stay
Book Your Stay at Currane Lodge
Check availability and send a booking enquiry directly to Ann.
Prefer to talk? Call +353-66-9474073
What Our Guests Say
"A very nice B&B with great food and friendly and accommodating staff. A great place to stay while hiking the Kerry Way. Not to mention an idyllic view"
— Jim
"If you manage to find Currane Lodge, you will enjoy a jawdroppingly beautiful view while feasting on the breakfast of your choice. Everything Ann made was excellent. I felt genuinely cared for as she shared interesting stories and information about the area. Thank you, Ann."
— Jennifer
"Thank you to Ann and Eamon for their gracious hospitality. What an outstanding B & B, Ann is a chef and you can certainly tell! Wonderful meals, warm fire, cosy rooms. Just a delight."
— Bunny1076
"Awesome B n B. Breakfast was gorgeous. Scones to die for. Knowledgeable and friendly about the area. Away from the town. Great host to make you feel at home. Ill be back for sure."
— Google Guest
Explore the Area
Lough Currane & Church Island
The lake just 300 metres from our door. Church Island holds the remains of a monastery founded by St. Finnian. We can arrange boat trips for a picnic on this special island.
World-Class Fishing
Part of the famous Waterville system, the lakes and rivers here produce salmon, sea trout, and brown trout. 90% of Ireland's specimen sea trout are caught here.
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