The Lodge At Ashford Castle in Co. Mayo, Ireland

The Lodge At Ashford Castle

Co. Mayo, Ireland

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Highlights

Luxury
Pet Friendly

Hotel Features

24hr front desk

24hr room service

Baby sitting

Jogging track

Parking

Restaurant

Room service

Bell staff/porter

Lounge/bar

Children's nursery

No Adult films/TV

Pets allowed

Breakfast served in restaurant

Lunch served in restaurant

Dinner served in restaurant

Cardiovascular equipment

Audio visual equipment

Business center

Conference suite

Convention centre

Meeting facilities

Category	Resort
Location	Rural
Market	Luxury
Year Built	1865
Year Renovated	2014
Total Rooms	-
Check In	15:00:00
Check Out	12:00:00

Last Updated: 10/2/2021, 12:22:55 PM

Address

ASHFORD

THE QUAY

Co. Mayo

Ireland

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Location	Panoramic lake views with mature woodlands and Lisloughrey Quay combine together to produce a truly unique setting. Located next door to historic Ashford Castle in Cong - Co. Mayo.
Other	The Lodge was originally built in 1865 for the Estate Manager of nearby Ashford Castle which dates right back to 1228. In 1939 the castle was turned into a hotel with the Lodge continuing to host guests and events. It is now part of the award winning Red Carnation Hotels Collection and offers mellow country house hospitality artfully combined with chic contemporary style to discerning travellers from all over the world. Guests of The Lodge have full access to the castle and its services and amenities. Featuring its own equestrian and falconry centres activities are numerous and varied with hor... Show more	3

Description

No details available.

Location

Panoramic lake views with mature woodlands and Lisloughrey Quay combine together to produce a truly unique setting. Located next door to historic Ashford Castle in Cong - Co. Mayo.

Other

The Lodge was originally built in 1865 for the Estate Manager of nearby Ashford Castle which dates right back to 1228. In 1939 the castle was turned into a hotel with the Lodge continuing to host guests and events. It is now part of the award winning Red Carnation Hotels Collection and offers mellow country house hospitality artfully combined with chic contemporary style to discerning travellers from all over the world. Guests of The Lodge have full access to the castle and its services and amenities. Featuring its own equestrian and falconry centres activities are numerous and varied with hor...

Nearby

Quay Bar and Brasserie BAR LOUNGEAMERICAN	Sit back and admire the sweeping views of Lough Corrib and sip on a drink and enjoy a delicious meal.The intimate and informal setting is the perfect place in which to enjoy some hearty Irish cooking prepared with the finest local produce. Swap stories of the days adventures and refresh yourselves with a couple of our favourite cocktails. In the winter its ideal for sinking into the comfortable sofa in front of the welcoming open fire Max Capacity:
Wildes at The Lodge BAR LOUNGEAMERICAN	Serving fine contemporary Irish cuisine in a stunning setting.The entire first floor of the original house has been authentically restored and features a collection of intimate spaces for you to enjoy the delights of fine food and wine with splendid views over Lisloughrey Quay and the waters of Lough Corrib. The restaurant takes its name from famous local character - Sir William Wilde - father to the infamous Oscar Wilde. Max Capacity:

Quay Bar and Brasserie

BAR LOUNGEAMERICAN

Sit back and admire the sweeping views of Lough Corrib and sip on a drink and enjoy a delicious meal.The intimate and informal setting is the perfect place in which to enjoy some hearty Irish cooking prepared with the finest local produce. Swap stories of the days adventures and refresh yourselves with a couple of our favourite cocktails. In the winter its ideal for sinking into the comfortable sofa in front of the welcoming open fire

Max Capacity:

Wildes at The Lodge

BAR LOUNGEAMERICAN

Serving fine contemporary Irish cuisine in a stunning setting.The entire first floor of the original house has been authentically restored and features a collection of intimate spaces for you to enjoy the delights of fine food and wine with splendid views over Lisloughrey Quay and the waters of Lough Corrib. The restaurant takes its name from famous local character - Sir William Wilde - father to the infamous Oscar Wilde.

Max Capacity: