At this historical hotel guests can celebrate, chill out, or relish in a little of both. The castle itself dates back to the 12th century and was restored to provide the perfect blend of boutique and luxury accommodation, providing a unique style and exceptional service in comfortable surroundings. A modern aesthetic is built around an ancient form. Facilities available to guests in the air-conditioned, 111-room hotel include a lobby, hotel safe, bar, pub, conference facilities, WLAN Internet access, room and laundry services and a car park.
Location
Located in a coastal suburb on the north side of Dublin, Ireland, this family-friendly city hotel is ideally located 3.2 km from Dublin city centre. The hotel is an oasis tucked away in a tranquil setting, surrounded by fabulous golf courses and the sounds of lapping waters from the Irish Sea. Dublin Airport is approximately 8 km from the hotel.
How To Get There
By car: From Dublin Airport, take the M1 towards the city centre. At the first set of traffic lights, turn left onto Collins Avenue. Continue to the end of the road which meets Howth Road at a T-junction. Bear left. At the second set of traffic lights, take a sharp right onto Castle Avenue. The entrance to the hotel is at the first roundabout, on the right-hand side.
Room Description
The guest rooms and suites range from the luxurious to the truly extravagant, with designs that mesmerise, from the fashionable style and comfort of the deluxe bedrooms to the ultimate opulence of the individually designed executive rooms and suites, many with four poster beds and views of the Dublin mountains. Facilities in each room include a 28-inch LCD TV with interactive menus and satellite channels, pillow-top mattresses, CISCO IP telephone system with direct dial facility and broadband Internet access. Each room additionally features an en suite bathroom with shower, bathtub and hairdryer, as well as double or king-size beds, safe, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities and individually regulated air conditioning.
Meals
A buffet is served each morning with items from both continental and full Irish breakfasts. Lunch is served in the two bars, both of which offer exceptional value and selection; guests can choose between the super chic and the more traditional environment. The restaurant is renowned for its dry-aged beef and fresh fish, all locally sourced and served in a relaxed dining atmosphere with friendly service and excellent food presentation. Lunch and dinner are available à la carte or as set menus.
Sports/Entertainment
There is an on-site gym available free of charge to all guests; it offers equipment including exercise bikes, treadmills, rowing machines and free weights.
Customer Reviews for Clontarf Castle Hotel Dublin
Our Customer stayed here in October 2011
The hotel is gorgeous, we had our wedding here so just love the place!! Food is really nice
5 out of 5
Our Customer stayed here in September 2011
very clean comfortable rooms in a superb setting, and the breakfast menu was excellent. highly recommended.
4 out of 5
Our Customer stayed here in August 2011
hotel was 100 % in all areas highly reccommend to my friends. lovely hotel staff very friendly and helpfull Plenty to eat for breakfast and served to a warm plate.
5 out of 5
Our Customer stayed here in June 2011
Overall, room was comfortable, though small. Staff were generally very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was mediocre. The setup was causing all kinds of banging of lids on the dispensers. I told staff, but they showed no interest in fixing the problem.
3 out of 5
Our Customer stayed here in June 2011
Really good value! We had alovely bedroom and a very nice dinner and breakfast. Would have no hesitation recommending a stay at Clontarf Castle Hotel.
4 out of 5
Our Customer stayed here in June 2011
over all things were very good in the hotel the staff very nice, but we were not happy with the breakfast, it was very plain and all seemed very rushed and the food was not very warm.
4 out of 5
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