Kenmare Bay Hotel
With over five decades of hospitality experience, this elegant family-run hotel is on hand to make one of the most important days of your life unforgettable. The award winning team are on hand to listen to every detail of your vision to make it come to life as you envision it, and provide a stunning setting and unbeatable service. Overlooking the Kerry mountains, up to 350 guests can wine, dine and dance the night away in the chic banqueting suite, where civil and spiritual ceremonies can also be held. Guests of the Kenmare Bay Hotel also have access to the Health Club facilities, to energise and soothe both body and mind on the day or the morning after, making it a truly coveted destination for your guests.
The wow factor
Just an hour and a half from Cork City, close to the West Cork border and situated on the Beara Peninsula, it is the ideal South West of Ireland destination. The clue is in the name when it comes to Kenmare Bay Hotel, as it overlooks Kerry’s Wild Atlantic Way. Surrounded by beautiful, dramatic landscapes, you are immersed in the beauty of nature while embracing the luxury of the hotel and resort. Explore the coastline, villages and incredible cuisine the area has to offer as part of your big day, or day two. The beauty of Kenmare is there to be experienced, and provide the backdrop to a magical day.
The personal touch
The Kenmare Bay Hotel’s wedding team are noted for their amazing attention to detail, and their soothing and relaxed approach to their clients, getting everything organised on your behalf so you don’t have to stress about anything as they make the magic happen behind the scenes. From the flowers to the music to the menus and the room dressing, every detail will be addressed, with one thrilled wedding party saying: “From the moment we booked with them, there was no question or request that was too much. Communication was fantastic. The setting, decor, food, staff, everything was excellent in the lead-up and on the day. The attention to detail was next level.”

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