Hotels Europe Ireland County Donegal

Nestled in Letterkenny, this splendid hotel offers warm hospitality, professional service and luxurious surroundings. The property is the perfect location for exploring beautiful Donegal and the north west of Ireland. Within only 5 minutes drive from the bustling Letterkenny town centre and only 45 minutes drive from City of Derry Airport. This luxurious hotel features spacious, en-suite bedrooms furnished with elegant and cosy furniture and complemented with modern comforts. Travelers may make use of the health and fitness centre offering a 20-metre indoor swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, steam room and fully equipped gym. The award winning restaurant serves a full a la carte menu, early bird dinner menu and a traditional carvery at lunchtime. The welcoming bar boasts a more casual setting offering an extensive bar food menu, where guests may enjoy all sporting events on plasma TVs and live music most weekends. The establishment also features an ample free car parking.

Hotel was built in 1945. Hotel was refurbished in 2005. The property consists of 138 rooms. The property consists of 10 single rooms, 50 double rooms, 4 junior suites, 2 suites, 3 disability-friendly rooms, 10 triple rooms, 4 quadruple rooms, 40 executive rooms and 15 family rooms. This hotel is the perfect base for exploring the area. Guests can make use of the lift. Guests can relax with a daily newspaper offered by the newspaper stand. There is a beautiful garden for guest enjoyment. A key collection service is available. The Hotel has mobile phone coverage. Guests can take advantage of room service to enjoy breakfast in bed. Guests may take advantage of the Hotel s Laundry service. The property is wheelchair-accessible. The on-site car park may be useful to those arriving by car. Guests may energize for the day in the onsite gym. There is a babysitting service upon request for guest convenience. This establishment allows pets. Large pets are allowed at this establishment.

The hotel is a meticulously restored 17th century castle, but the roots of the property can be traced as far back as the 1400 s. The current building was rebuilt after a fire in 1939 but has maintained many features, where ever possible, of the original design. (08/09 RT) All of the rooms within the hotel are designed to remind guests of the original Gealic heritage of the castle. They blend into this appreciation of the past a real understanding of what contemporary guests will require. Each room is decorated to the highest standards and are in excellent condition. Rooms are medium or large in size and all feature bespoke furnishings and antiques. The elegant lobby is medium sized and tiled in white marble. There are small snugs away from the main entrance where guests can settle to relax. There s a grand piano for those brave enough! An exciting and authentic castle appearance with many original features reproduced faithfully. There is a large tower sat centrally in the main facade of the building and a wide pebbled drive and fountain directly in front. The hotel s restuarant is rapidly gaining a reputation locally and across the wider Irish dining landscape as being at the forfront of Irish cuisine. The menu is designed by the hotel s executive chef and changes quite regularly, the staple dishes are all based on traditional Irish recipes and the majority of ingredients are locally sourced.