Hotels Portmarnock Ireland ( IE)
Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links, Stand Road, Portmarnock, County Dublin
The Portmarnock Hotel in Dublin is a vintage blend of old and new. Created from the former home of the famous Jameson whiskey family, this elegant hotel offers luxurious modern accommodation alongside the lovingly restored public areas of the 19th century building. The hotel is set in splendid surroundings overlooking the islands of Lambay and Ireland's Eye. Here, you can hear the waves crashing on the nearby beach as a chorus of seabirds makes their presence felt. Set in 180 acres of seaside links terrain, all rooms have either a sea view or views over the golf course. The Portmarnock Golf Links, designed by the Masters Champion Bernhard Langer, has everything a golfer could wish for right here in Dublin. Upon completing his work, Langer commented: there are very few locations in Europe that could have allowed me the opportunity to design such a classic championship links. I hope all who play it discover its magic and challenging beauty. This Portmarnock Hotel, Dublin, is part of the Preferred Hotels Group
White Sands Hotel, Coast Road, Portmarnock
Location. The White Sands Hotel is located in Portmarnock, Ireland, directly on the beach. Malahide and Howth are both one kilometre away, and Dublin centre is 18 kilometres away. Hotel Features. The White Sands is a modern hotel situated in a quiet area overlooking the ocean. Internet access is available, and complimentary newspapers are offered in the lobby. Room service is available during restaurant opening hours. Staff are available 24 hours a day on the front desk, and parking is complimentary. The Mad Fish restaurant features subtle lighting and sleek dark wood furniture and fittings. A contemporary European menu is served, with an emphasis on fresh seafood. Drinks are served in the Oasis Bar. There is a golf course immediately within the hotel vicinity. Guestrooms. There are 58 rooms on three storeys featuring contemporary decor in warm tones. Amenities include satellite television, direct dial phones, and tea and coffee making facilities. Bathrooms have a shower/bath combination and hair dryers. Expert Tip. Malahide has a distinct village atmosphere, along with lots of shops and a broad range of pubs and restaurants. Near to the village is Malahide Castle, including gardens which were once the estate of Baron Talbot of Malahide