Hotels Blarney Ireland ( IE)
Ashlee Lodge -Blarney, Tower
The small family run Ashlee Lodge, with its tranquil rooftop gardens, is set in a quiet village location, two kilometres from Blarney, and three kilometres from Cork. The ten air conditioned guestrooms are decorated in a traditional style with gold and burgundy fabrics and cherry wood furnishings. Room amenities include cable television, C D players, climate control, clock radios, coffee and tea making facilities, direct dial phones, and dial up Internet connections. Bathrooms have hair dryers, designer toiletries bathrobes and slippers.< B R> Guests can relax in the rooftop garden, which has an outdoor Canadian hot tub and sauna, or enjoy a pampering hair or beauty treatment. The Restaurant Ashlee Lodge offers an eclectic blend of traditional Irish and continental fare, accompanied by an extensive wine list. Guests can tuck into house specialities such as braised shank of lamb and pan fried Bantry Bay cod in the restaurant's dining room. Before or after a meal, diners can chat over a drink or aperitif in the bar, or take advantage of room service. The concierge can book golfing lessons and organise transfers to the nearby golf clubs. The 220 acre Kinsale Golf Club is located 25 miles away. Guests can visit the 15th century Blarney Castle, or enjoy the pubs and cafes of Cork all within two miles. Cork International Airport is approximately 10 miles and a 25 minute drive from the hotel
Blarney Woollen Mills Hotel, Blarney Village
Blarney Woollen Mills Hotel was formerly a woollen mill built from stone in 1824, and is situated right in the village centre, just 200 metres from the famous Castle and Blarney Stone. The 48 guestrooms have traditional style décor in warm colours with dark wooden furnishings and rich patterned fabrics. All are equipped with direct dial phones, clock radios, coffee and tea making facilities, satellite television and bathrooms with toiletries and hair dryers. < B R> A full Irish breakfast is served each morning and guests can enjoy a range of on site dining options. Christy's Grill Bar serves a variety of dishes for dinner using fresh local ingredients; the house speciality is Irish Beef Stew. The informal Mill Restaurant features a running water mill wheel and an open fire, and serves a range of drinks, snacks, soups, salads and hot serviced buffet lunches. Located in the old mansion house, Christy's Pub is a typical Irish bar open all day and serving pub lunches and pints of Guinness. The hotel also offers 24 hour room service. Guests can take advantage of the facilities at the leisure centre including a gymnasium, squash courts, and sauna. The hotel has a meeting room with capacity for up to 50 people and there is ample free parking on site. Visitors can visit the neighbouring Castle and kiss the famous Blarney Stone of Eloquence, enjoy a day out in Cork City (six miles away) or trace their ancestry at Cobh Heritage Centre, 18 miles away. Cork International Airport is approximately ten miles and a 25 minute drive from the hotel
Blarney Castle Hotel, County Cork
Location. Located nine kilometers west of Cork, the Blarney Castle Hotel is positioned in picturesque Blarney, Ireland. The hotel stands adjacent to the famous Blarney Stone in Blarney Castle. Hotel Features. Polished dark wood paneling, twinkling chandeliers, bright colors and open fires create a warm Irish welcome in the hotel lobby. The hotel's signature bar is Johnny's, serving Guinness and local brews, amidst antique furnishings. The Lemon Tree Restaurant serves seasonal regional specialties and boasts an extensive wine list. Complimentary Irish breakfasts are provided each morning. The Clougheen Room, a meeting space overlooking the village green, features a fireplace and antique reproductions. The Craft Studio is the on site shop that offers local handicrafts at a discount to hotel guests. Guestrooms. Guestrooms have satellite television and dial up Internet access. Complimentary bottled water is available, and coffeemakers are offered. Private bathrooms feature showers only. Expert Tip. Blarney Castle Hotel was built in 1837 adjacent to the Blarney Castle, home of the famed Blarney Stone. The stone is also known as the Stone of Eloquence, for those to kiss the stone are rumored to be blessed with the gift of gab. Extensive gardens and natural rock formations surround the castle
Blarney Golf Resort, Tower, Blarney
Location. The Blarney Golf Resort is situated in the wide open space of the Shournagh Valley, three miles from Blarney and its famous castle and eight miles from the city of Cork. Cork Airport is 12 kilometres away. Hotel Features. Weddings can be accommodated by the hotel for up to 174 guests; 300 delegates can be accommodated at conferences and seminars. Audiovisual facilities can also be provided for presentations, upon request. The 24 hour front desk is also in hand to assist with transport bookings and tourist advice. As well as a Full Irish breakfast (surcharge), the hotel's main restaurant offers pan Asian and Italian cuisines. Light lunches and afternoon tea is also available at Cormac's Bar. The bar serves beer, wine and cocktails. Guests relax in the Sentosa Spa, with its treatment rooms for aromatherapy massage and Matis facials plus sauna, steam room and gym. There is also a swimming pool and jetted tub. Guestrooms. The hotel's 118 guestrooms and suites have contemporary white colour schemes with modern furnishings and light fittings, workdesks with wireless Internet plus air conditioning, satellite television and safes