Parknasilla Resort & Spa is a luxury Kerry hotel that has 83 bedrooms and Suites, 24 luxurious two bedroom self-catering lodges and 38 three bedroom self-catering villas located within a short walking distance of the main hotel. The self-catering accommodation is perfectly suited for a family holiday in Ireland with a wide selection of Kerry activities to keep the whole family entertained including a 12 hole golf course. The Spa and Leisure centre has been recently developed and has 13 treatment rooms, a thermal suite and relaxation areas in the hotel overlooking Kenmare Bay.

Parknasilla Resort & Spa is a luxury Kerry hotel that has 83 bedrooms and Suites, 24 luxurious two bedroom self-catering lodges and 38 three bedroom self-catering villas located within a short walking distance of the main hotel. The self-catering accommodation is perfectly suited for a family holiday in Ireland with a wide selection of Kerry activities to keep the whole family entertained including a 12 hole golf course. The Spa and Leisure centre has been recently developed and has 13 treatment rooms, a thermal suite and relaxation areas in the hotel overlooking Kenmare Bay.

Parknasilla Resort & Spa is a luxury Kerry hotel that has 83 bedrooms and Suites, 24 luxurious two bedroom self-catering lodges and 38 three bedroom self-catering villas located within a short walking distance of the main hotel. The self-catering accommodation is perfectly suited for a family holiday in Ireland with a wide selection of Kerry activities to keep the whole family entertained including a 12 hole golf course. The Spa and Leisure centre has been recently developed and has 13 treatment rooms, a thermal suite and relaxation areas in the hotel overlooking Kenmare Bay.

The Waters is unique amongst Irish country houses; located on over 40 acres of County Clare farmland at the foot of the Burren Hills, the guesthouse and its retreat centre command spectacular views across Galway bay.At the heart of The Waters lie the wells from which the house takes its name. Bubbling from limestone caves deep below, the spring water, according to Irish legend, holds magical powers. Today the spring water is the source of health and well-being for guests who choose to relax in these truly special surroundings. While imbued with the tradition and heritage of the region, The Waters also cherishes the importance of cultural diversity - since 1996, the guesthouse, conference and events centre has welcomed visitors from across the globe.

The Waters is unique amongst Irish country houses; located on over 40 acres of County Clare farmland at the foot of the Burren Hills, the guesthouse and its retreat centre command spectacular views across Galway bay.At the heart of The Waters lie the wells from which the house takes its name. Bubbling from limestone caves deep below, the spring water, according to Irish legend, holds magical powers. Today the spring water is the source of health and well-being for guests who choose to relax in these truly special surroundings. While imbued with the tradition and heritage of the region, The Waters also cherishes the importance of cultural diversity - since 1996, the guesthouse, conference and events centre has welcomed visitors from across the globe.

The Ardagh Hotel is a long established, family owned and managed 20 bedroom boutique hotel on the edge of the beautiful Ardbear bay. Each of the Ardagh’s well-furnished rooms has its own unique charm, with many overlooking the bay and some of the gardens. Perched well above the sea, the multi award-winning Ardagh Restaurant serves the finest locally caught seafood, home grown & Irish farm produce. Together they provide some of the most serene and stunning views of the Wild Irish Atlantic and the Connemara landscape. Your host and hostess at The Ardagh Hotel & Restaurant are Stéphane and Monique Bauvet.

The Ardagh Hotel is a long established, family owned and managed 20 bedroom boutique hotel on the edge of the beautiful Ardbear bay. Each of the Ardagh’s well-furnished rooms has its own unique charm, with many overlooking the bay and some of the gardens. Perched well above the sea, the multi award-winning Ardagh Restaurant serves the finest locally caught seafood, home grown & Irish farm produce. Together they provide some of the most serene and stunning views of the Wild Irish Atlantic and the Connemara landscape. Your host and hostess at The Ardagh Hotel & Restaurant are Stéphane and Monique Bauvet.

Clare Island stands guard at the entrance to Clew Bay, off Ireland’s western Atlantic coast. For almost two centuries, the island’s Lighthouse has been a nautical landmark perched high on the craggy cliffs, watching over Achill, Westport and beyond. Once a safe haven for sailors, this heritage property now offers the sanctuary of a different kind. This architecturally majestic, listed building has been lovingly transformed into fully catered, luxury accommodation, complemented by magnificent sea views and an inspiring, natural environment.

Clare Island stands guard at the entrance to Clew Bay, off Ireland’s western Atlantic coast. For almost two centuries, the island’s Lighthouse has been a nautical landmark perched high on the craggy cliffs, watching over Achill, Westport and beyond. Once a safe haven for sailors, this heritage property now offers the sanctuary of a different kind. This architecturally majestic, listed building has been lovingly transformed into fully catered, luxury accommodation, complemented by magnificent sea views and an inspiring, natural environment.

Harrington Hall is centrally located with one of Dublin's most fashionable addresses. It is situated on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services from Grafton Street (one stop) to the north and to the Green Line Sandyford in the South. Grafton Street and its surrounds would arguably be Ireland's most exclusive shopping district. Temple Bar and all Dublin's major attractions are all within walking distance of the hotel.

Harrington Hall is centrally located with one of Dublin's most fashionable addresses. It is situated on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services from Grafton Street (one stop) to the north and to the Green Line Sandyford in the South. Grafton Street and its surrounds would arguably be Ireland's most exclusive shopping district. Temple Bar and all Dublin's major attractions are all within walking distance of the hotel.

Harrington Hall is centrally located with one of Dublin's most fashionable addresses. It is situated on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services from Grafton Street (one stop) to the north and to the Green Line Sandyford in the South. Grafton Street and its surrounds would arguably be Ireland's most exclusive shopping district. Temple Bar and all Dublin's major attractions are all within walking distance of the hotel.