Ballyseede Castle - Tralee

4-star historic castle hotel set on 12 hectares of private gardens and woodland in Tralee

Castle & Grounds

Ballyseede Castle sits on 12 hectares of private gardens and woodland in Tralee. The property has two impressive drawing rooms with marble fireplaces and ornate cornices. A custom-built ceremony space called The Belfry offers countryside views for weddings and events.

Accommodations

The hotel offers 45 individually designed rooms that vary in size and layout. Some rooms are located in the main castle while others are in a separate lodge a short walk away. Spacious family rooms and pet-friendly accommodations are available for different traveler needs.

Dining

O'Connell Restaurant serves traditional Irish cuisine with an emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. Guests can take afternoon tea in the elegantly decorated drawing rooms. The dining experience includes a five-course dinner menu and a full Irish breakfast each morning.

Weddings & Events

Ballyseede Castle has a dedicated wedding venue called The Belfry, a church-style ceremony space. The hotel grounds provide numerous photo opportunities with landscaped gardens and woodland backdrops. Many couples choose this location for both the ceremony and reception due to the on-site coordination team.

Location & Activities

The hotel is near Tralee Golf Club, a course designed by Arnold Palmer. Kerry County Museum and Fenit Sea World are within a short drive from the property. Guests can also cycle on nearby routes or explore the Dingle Peninsula and Ring of Kerry from this base.

• Accommodations: 45 individually designed rooms including family rooms and pet-friendly options
• Dining: O'Connell Restaurant with locally sourced Irish cuisine and afternoon tea in drawing rooms
• Weddings: Custom-built The Belfry ceremony space with countryside views
• Grounds: 12 hectares of private gardens and woodland with walking trails
• Location: 5 minutes from Tralee Golf Club (Arnold Palmer design)
• Pets: Pet-friendly accommodations with resident Irish wolfhounds roaming the grounds