from 3 sources
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"I do not advise eating in the Kendals restaurant located in the clubhouse." — source Hotels.com
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"The staff are there to absolutely cater to you, the rooms are georgeous, and the property is absolutely out of this world." — source Hotels.com
"The grounds are absolutely gorgeous and our room was great, roomy with an excellent large bathroom." — source Hotels.com
More information on Mount Juliet Conrad
With 1500 acres of woodlands, rolling meadows and bountiful rivers, Mount Juliet has for centuries epitomized gracious living and country sports. This beguiling harmony of old and new leaves an indelible mark on the most discerning travelers. Guests may choose between the classical Georgian of Mount Juliet House or the informal sporting ambience of the Courtyard rooms set around the stable yard, or the spacious Rose Garden Lodges, ideal for longer stays.Mount Juliet Estate offers a variety of accommodations -Mount Juliet House - Old Manor HouseAn 18th Century Georgian Manor House with 32 individually designed bedrooms. The feeling of this historic period is evident throughout the house, the bars recall a glorious equestrian past, while the relaxed homeyness of the drawing rooms provides an opportunity to unwind in total comfort.Hunters Yard - Old StableyardThe Hunters Yard at Mount Juliet was created by converting the estate's original stable accommodation, while retaining all the architectural appeal of the original courtyard. Just a two minute walk from Mount Juliet House, it contains 16 rooms and is conveniently located within the heart of the estate's thriving sporting life.Rose Garden Lodges - Large Luxury ApartmentsThe Rose Garden Lodges are spacious and contemporary, with two bedrooms each with their own bathroom, plus a fully-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting room. Balconies or patios add to summer enjoyment, with cozy interiors creating a home-away-from-home feeling, where guests can come and go as they please. The Lodges are situated two minutes from the Hunters Yard and enjoy all hotel services.
Check-in Time:
1600Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
20 rooms.20Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
111Directions
From Dublin International Airport (DUB): Distance to Hotel Conrad Mount Juliet is 120 kilometres, approximately two hours' drive. Getting there. The best way to get to the hotel from the airport is by car. Getting around. Hiring a car is recommended for exploring the surrounding area.
Area
KILKENNY, 2, IE
Attractions
Rudolf Heltzel Gold Silversmth 3 Miles/4.8km Medieval City Of Kilkenny 12 Miles/19.2km Waterford Crystal 20 Miles/32km Rock Of Cashel 40 Miles/64km
Dining
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