Delighted to introduce you to our new Hotel The Lansdowne Kenmare

The Lansdowne Kenmare has been part of the history of Kenmare since it was built as the town residence of William Perry Fitzmaurice in 1790 ...

August 3rd, 2021|General, Lifestyle|

Its a new dawn at Park Hotel Kenmare

Take a peek at Park Hotel Kenmare following our stunning restoration ...

August 3rd, 2021|General, Lifestyle|

A new diary from Ireland’s favourite home management expert!

Francis Brennan has been keeping a diary every day since he received one for Christmas as a young boy in 1966. He made a New Year’s resolution that he would write in it daily and has kept that resolution every year since ...

September 18th, 2020|General, Lifestyle|

Welcome to Park Hotel Kenmare

See our new promotional video for the Park Kenmare hotel, highlighting the beautiful views and landscape in and around the hotel and grounds ...

June 21st, 2019|General, Lifestyle|

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Francis Brennan is thrilled to launch his latest book – A Gentleman Abroad.
5th October 2018
You can plan your next holiday and have some fun as you read about his many overseas adventures. Join him on October 6 – Easons Dundrum Shopping Centre at 11.30am, Dunnes Stores Grafton Street at …Read More
Francis Brennan’s Book of Household Management is available now
21st September 2017
Francis Brennan is known for his impeccable taste and high standards in homemaking, so there’s no better man to tell you how to wash your sheets, clean your oven and arrange your cushions. In this …Read More

Life Is For Living

The essence of good hotel keeping is hospitality and Francis Brennan has practised this with distinction for decades. Owning the Park Hotel Kenmare, the hotel has become one of the most acclaimed hotels in Ireland regularly reaching the top of international polls.

The Park Hotel Kenmare is an elegant 19th century mansion lapped by the waters of Kenmare Bay. The Park Hotel Kenmare retains all the intimacy of a cherished home. In summer sea breezes waft through the hotel, while peat fires blaze in the hearth all year as a welcoming beacon to guests.