from 5 sources
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"I'd recommend asking for that." — source Orbitz
"The castle was authentic and well kept, the hotel addition was integrated very well, and the rooms and overall hotel were amazing." — source Hotels.com
"We would highly recommend this hotel and would stay there again if we ever get to go back to Ireland." — source Expedia
"Great place in a quiet area 15 mins to airport." — source Hotels.com
"A great hotel an easy bus ride from downtown, and a wonderful friendly staff." — source Expedia
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"Hotel exterior and interior was GORGEOUS and the rooms were spacious, clean and comfy." — source Hotels.com
"The rooms were extremely comfortable and clean and the staff was very helpful with every one of our needs." — source Expedia
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"The best service I've ever had at a hotel combined with fantastic rooms." — source Orbitz
"Good room service (best Irish stew I've ever had) and comfortable pub." — source Hotels.com
"The hotel staff are very friendly, accommodating and extend quality service to everyone." — source Priceline
"Service at checkout was subpar - clerk was on phone for several minutes speaking with a manager." — source Expedia
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"Hotel is located in a not so great neighborhood but walled in so felt safe." — source Hotels.com
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"Would of stayed longer if I would of known how nice and very resonable price." — source Expedia
More information on Clontarf Castle Hotel
Clontarf Castle, reborn and redesigned, is the choice of interesting people the world over. Forget what time it is, Clontarf Castle is an imaginary world, no longer the past, not quite the future. When you arrive, time becomes...yours. Located in Dublin's leafy Northside suburbs, Clontarf Castle Hotel is part of a privately owned Irish collection of hotels and is a stone's throw from a city bursting with life, energy and vitality, history and history in the making. With turrets, tapestries and an ancient history, the thick Castle walls conceal a hotel interior that would not be out of place in Manhattan or Miami. A 10 million euro makeover has seen this Dublin Castle willingly leap from the 19th Century and land two feet firmly in the 21st. The ancient Castle walls hold firm the traditions of Ireland - a welcome as warm and grand as the Great Hall itself, its private grounds ensure a peaceful nights sleep. Rest, daydream or play. Serenity in the security of the Castle, underpinned by impeccable standards of service, and attention to detail, Following it's multi million euro refurbishment, Clontarf Castle Hotel offers a perfect blend of boutique and uber chic. From the strikingly historical exterior to the warm Irish welcome waiting inside, the emphasis throughout is on luxury and glamour. Baby sitting service, Ballroom, Banquet facilities, Bar, Business center, Concierge, Conference facilities, Currency exchange, Disabled facilities, Dry cleaning, Gym / Fitness facilities, Internet access - High-Speed, Internet access - Wireless, Laundry service, Lift / Elevator, Lobby, Non-smoking rooms, Reception, Restaurant, Room service - 24 hrs, Safe deposit box, Complimentary Car Parking and Smoking Rooms available. A credit card or cash deposit will be required at check in.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Year Built:
1998Year Renovated:
1998Total Rooms:
111Total Floors:
4Rooms:
The rooms are all medium in size and furnished to a very high standard. They are modern, but in keeping with the hotel's medieval theme, and have heavy curtains and dark wood. All have U.S spec electrical sockets.Directions
From the airport, take the M1 towards the city centre. At the first set of traffic lights turn onto Collind Avenue. Drive to the T junction intersection with Howth Road, and bear left (the Beachcomber pub is opposite). At the second set of traffic lights take a right onto Castle Avenue. The hotel is at the first roundabout on the right hand side.
Area
Dublin. Only 1.5 miles from the O2 arena
Attractions
he beach at Dollymount Strand or walk around the green spaces and rose garden of St. Anne’s park.Area Attractions:Dublin is a thriving and lively European capital. Known for its bars and nightlife, the city also offers you a fine choice of theatres, cinemas and concert venues. The quality and variety of the museums and art galleries is further enhanced by the fact that admission is always free.Dining Information:Breakfast is included.The hotel’s award winning culinary team has created a superb dinner and lunch menu. You’ll enjoy choosing your meal in Templar’s Bistro with its relaxed atmosphere. There is also a bar and breakfast room.
Dining
Indigo LoungeIndigo Lounge is an ultra-chic bar that serves breakfast, lunch and cafe style diner menus. Serving delicious sweet treats, Indigo Lounge is also the perfect setting for afternoon tea. Lavishly decorated with rich color, oversized sofas and chandeliers, the opulent lounge radiates elegance.Knights BarKnights Bar is a place of refinement which evokes a feeling of medieval romance. The bar is firmly rooted in the traditions of an ancient castle, while providing guests with 21st century standards and service. Time honoured and respected, this bar is located in the original castle showcasing a dramatic ceiling, huge open fire places and atmospheric stained glass windows. The food menu offers guests an all day, casual dining experience, including a traditional carvery lunch.Fahrenheit GrillClontarf Castle Hotel now offers diners a choice of three diverse food offerings, Fahrenheit Grill, Knights Bar and Indigo Lounge. The variety of cuisine presented will whet the appetite of guests who appreciate a high quality dining experience. Fahrenheit Grill is the premium dining addition to Clontarf Castle's existing culinary offering, hotel's commitment is to deliver to your plate, high quality perfectly cooked food from the Grill. The property willl match this with elegant food presentation and friendly service and offer it in a relaxed dining experience within the historical walls. Fahrenheit Grill's produce from the fish to beef is sourced from exceptional local Irish suppliers to ensure freshness and quality of flavor. The hotel uses only dry aged beef that has been specially selected for you by one of Dublin's finest butchers. The fish is delivered fresh from the boat and straight to kitchen. That's what makes the Grill so special!
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