King Sitric Seafood Bar & Accommodation

On a suggestion from a local, we stopped in for dinner. My husband had one of the specials - cod if I remember correctly - and he said it was amazing. I had an issue with my main, the burger, but our server quickly rectified it! She was super lovely. I had the creme Brule for dessert, definitely a must try!

We had 2 nights in Ireland before our trip to Sardinia & wanted something different from Dublin. A friend suggested Howth. It was a perfect alternative & a short 25 minutes from the airport. There were limited options for hotels & we chose King Sitric. It was a really nice big room overlooking the harbor & sea. Very clean & comfortable as well. We had a great lunch at the fish market & they have amazing hiking trails up and around the village. Kind of reminded me of a smaller version of cliffs of Moar! |I highly recommend this village & hotel if you’re looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of Dublin for a couple of days!

We stayed here because it was a very easy ride to the airport the following morning and because Howth is a lovely little place to end our Ireland trip. |Good value for money. |The breakfast was excellent. |Views are outstanding and the appointments were really good, with proper tea and coffee making facilities. Beds were comfortable |Decor was a little dated and looks in need of a paint job|Food in the seafood bar was top notch

We went for lunch because Anthony Bourdain visited this place around 20 years ago. Glad to say the experience did not disappoint. You have to book a reservation, but there is plenty of availability. The food was fresh and delicious. The staff was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is casual and cozy.

A very solid choice if you're doing Dublin. It's a ten minute walk to the DART station from where it's a 5 Euro, 25 minute ride into the heart of Dublin (Pearse Station). And an easy half hour to the airport. Free parking was easy to find every time right near the hotel.||The fun surprise for us was how interesting Howth (pronounced like "both") is. It's on a lovely peninsula with old buildings, beautiful views from some of the nearby drives, and lots of good restaurants - including a fabulous seafood meal at King Sitric!||The hotel is right (and I mean right) on the ocean. From our second floor room (Mine Head) the view was all water and we could hear the waves at night. The location is very quiet at night. Our room had a quite firm, but very comfortable, bed, adequate hanging space, adequate drawer space, good linens and a very large, modern bathroom. The room was not large, but large enough. Breakfasts from the buffet were adequate - fruit, yogurt, cereal, cheeses, coffee or tea and juice. They also offered nice mad- to-order hot dishes from a menu for 3-7 Euros.||We loved walking along the ocean sidewalk right outside the door over to a very large harbor with pleasure boats and really huge commercial fishing boats.||One nice touch is that the housekeeping staff will do laundry for (if I remember right) 20 Euros per bag. After a week in France we had two bags worth. Everything was perfectly washed and dried and either hung up or folded like origami.||All in all, a great laidback location with easy access to Dublin. Everyone connected with the hotel was helpful, friendly (and talkative).

We stayed in a family room on the top floor which was huge with a large bathroom and views from the bed straight out to sea - just gorgeous. Breakfast is completely delicious - try the haddock and poached eggs and the family are really helpful. We managed to park outside on a very busy sunny August day with some luck. Howth itself is really beautiful and we enjoyed local walks and seafood.

We visited today after walking the howth cliff walk and it was the perfect finish to our day. We were seated outside and ordered fish&chips and XL crab claws. After just a few minutes we got our food and it was absolutely delicious. Definitely the best fish and chips ever! also the service was so nice and friendly. It's a little bit pricey but worth every penny!

Great service from the staff, very attentive and friendly. Really enjoyed the atmosphere in the restaurant. Food was extraordinary, particularly the XL crab claws and fresh oysters. We will definitely be back again soon

On a suggestion from a local, we stopped in for dinner. My husband had one of the specials - cod if I remember correctly - and he said it was amazing. I had an issue with my main, the burger, but our server quickly rectified it! She was super lovely. I had the creme Brule for dessert, definitely a must try!

We had 2 nights in Ireland before our trip to Sardinia & wanted something different from Dublin. A friend suggested Howth. It was a perfect alternative & a short 25 minutes from the airport. There were limited options for hotels & we chose King Sitric. It was a really nice big room overlooking the harbor & sea. Very clean & comfortable as well. We had a great lunch at the fish market & they have amazing hiking trails up and around the village. Kind of reminded me of a smaller version of cliffs of Moar! |I highly recommend this village & hotel if you’re looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of Dublin for a couple of days!

We stayed here because it was a very easy ride to the airport the following morning and because Howth is a lovely little place to end our Ireland trip. |Good value for money. |The breakfast was excellent. |Views are outstanding and the appointments were really good, with proper tea and coffee making facilities. Beds were comfortable |Decor was a little dated and looks in need of a paint job|Food in the seafood bar was top notch

We went for lunch because Anthony Bourdain visited this place around 20 years ago. Glad to say the experience did not disappoint. You have to book a reservation, but there is plenty of availability. The food was fresh and delicious. The staff was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is casual and cozy.

A very solid choice if you're doing Dublin. It's a ten minute walk to the DART station from where it's a 5 Euro, 25 minute ride into the heart of Dublin (Pearse Station). And an easy half hour to the airport. Free parking was easy to find every time right near the hotel.||The fun surprise for us was how interesting Howth (pronounced like "both") is. It's on a lovely peninsula with old buildings, beautiful views from some of the nearby drives, and lots of good restaurants - including a fabulous seafood meal at King Sitric!||The hotel is right (and I mean right) on the ocean. From our second floor room (Mine Head) the view was all water and we could hear the waves at night. The location is very quiet at night. Our room had a quite firm, but very comfortable, bed, adequate hanging space, adequate drawer space, good linens and a very large, modern bathroom. The room was not large, but large enough. Breakfasts from the buffet were adequate - fruit, yogurt, cereal, cheeses, coffee or tea and juice. They also offered nice mad- to-order hot dishes from a menu for 3-7 Euros.||We loved walking along the ocean sidewalk right outside the door over to a very large harbor with pleasure boats and really huge commercial fishing boats.||One nice touch is that the housekeeping staff will do laundry for (if I remember right) 20 Euros per bag. After a week in France we had two bags worth. Everything was perfectly washed and dried and either hung up or folded like origami.||All in all, a great laidback location with easy access to Dublin. Everyone connected with the hotel was helpful, friendly (and talkative).

We stayed in a family room on the top floor which was huge with a large bathroom and views from the bed straight out to sea - just gorgeous. Breakfast is completely delicious - try the haddock and poached eggs and the family are really helpful. We managed to park outside on a very busy sunny August day with some luck. Howth itself is really beautiful and we enjoyed local walks and seafood.

We visited today after walking the howth cliff walk and it was the perfect finish to our day. We were seated outside and ordered fish&chips and XL crab claws. After just a few minutes we got our food and it was absolutely delicious. Definitely the best fish and chips ever! also the service was so nice and friendly. It's a little bit pricey but worth every penny!

Great service from the staff, very attentive and friendly. Really enjoyed the atmosphere in the restaurant. Food was extraordinary, particularly the XL crab claws and fresh oysters. We will definitely be back again soon