In 1992 Michael and Geraldine Rosney purchased Killeen House. Having had extensive experience
in the hospitality industry, they had no doubts about the attractions the property had to
offer. A charming little hotel describes the style and character of this unique facility
set in 1.5 acres of beautifully manicured gardens.
Originally built in 1838 as Archdeacon Nathaniel P. Foresters rectory, it was entirely renovated in 1990-91.
It now enjoys the charm and elegance of the early 19th century hand-in-hand with the comfort
and convenience at the late 20th Century. The Hotel has recently undergone a major renovation
program. Killeen House now comprises of 23 en suite bedrooms. (8 of which are 'deluxe')
The Killarney Royal Hotel is conveniently located close to the bus and train station. Some of the
city's attractions are within walking distance such as the Franciscan Friary and Speir Bhean Monument
or the Outlet Centre.
