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The tile pattern of black, white and one olive green tile and the burgundy red surface is very typical of late Victorian and early Edwardian encaustic and geometric tiled floors, most commonly dating from the 1880s to the early 1900s. This tile pattern is inset into pigmented cement or concrete flooring, often referred to historically as granolithic or cementitious floor with oxide pigment. This deep red colour was extremely popular in hotels, shops, institutions and grand ho

Halloween Mid-Term Break Looking for the perfect Halloween mid-term break in Kerry? The Lansdowne Kenmare invites families to enjoy a spooktacular getaway in the heart of Kenmare, where the town comes alive for the annual Halloween Howl Festival from 24th – 31st October 2025.        With creative workshops, outdoor adventures, fancy-dress fun and family movie nights, there’s no better place to base yourself than The Lansdowne Kenmare, just steps away from all the Halloween ma

We are beyond proud to share that our sister property, The Strand Cahore, has been awarded Gastro Pub of the Year 2025 at the Georgina...

Today, Friday 19th September, communities all across Ireland are opening their doors to celebrate Culture Night | Oíche Chultúir, a...

Last night, we had the pleasure of attending The Crow’s Old Gold at the Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare and what an experience it was.

Planning a visit to Kenmare for the Kenmare Arts Festival in 2025?

Join us as we explore the streets of Kenmare with local guide Anne Marie Clearly. From ancient stone circles to hidden lanes, discover the history, stories, and charm that make this Irish town unforgettable

At The Lansdowne Kenmare, we’ve always believed that food (and drink!) is one of the most authentic ways to experience a place — its...