Ardrinane House is a family run bed and breakfast situated in the beautiful village of Annascaul along the Dingle Peninsula. Annascaul is the former home and burial place of the famous Antarctic Explorer Tom Crean, his once owned inn, the South Pole Inn, is located directly opposite Ardrinane House.

Ardrinane House is an ideal base for touring the Dingle Peninsula and exploring the many local historical and archaeological sites.

All bedrooms are spacious and en suite. There is a guest lounge, for guests to relax in after a days touring, with colour television and complimentary tea/coffee facilities. Following a restful night you will be greeted with a breakfast menu with each item cooked to order. Packed Lunches are available upon request. Ardrinane House is set in beautiful landscaped gardens where guests can stroll and enjoy the setting sun.

The B&B is located in Annascaul, a lively village with nightly entertainment and restaurants, with Ardrinane House just a stroll away. The village is the former home of Tom Crean, The famous Antarctic Explorer, one of the crew of the Scott and then the Shackelton Expeditions. His former inn, the South Pole Inn, is still run and has both food and music nightly, a pleasant evenings entertainment.
Ardrinane House is situated 20 miles along the Dingle Peninsula from Tralee and 10 miles from Dingle. The Dingle Peninsula stretches for some 48km westward from Tralee town. The Dingle Peninsula has more interesting antiquities, historic sites and varied mountain scenery than any other part of Ireland.
The location is a walker paradise with the Dingle Way Walking Route just outside the door. Bicycle hire is available in the village. Luggage can be transferred to onward destinations if required.