WELCOME TO OUR UK VISITORS AT KILRONAN CASTLE
We are so pleased to welcome our UK Friends to the magnificent, five star Kilronan Castle! Book our Exclusive B&B Rate Here.
One of Ireland’s most luxurious Castle Hotels, Kilronan Castle is the ancestral home of the Tenison family and the legendary Colonel King Tenison. It is one of a few Irish castle estates that can trace its history back to royal families. The castle and its surroundings were lovingly restored and rejuvenated into a luxury Hotel by Albert & Alan Hanly of the Hanly Group.
Maureen from London, UK – “I visited Kilronan Castle with a small group for a friend’s birthday, and what an amazing weekend we had! I was first taken aback by the drive on entering the grounds; the Castle and scenery are beautiful! The staff immediately made us feel at home, they were so friendly and attentive throughout our stay, and our rooms were absolutely pristine..”
This secluded, luxury castle hotel is majestically set on the shores of Lough Meelagh in Roscommon. The castle is surrounded by over forty acres of breath-taking Irish scenery, lush green pastures, ancient forests and historical points of interest. Approached by a meandering drive that passes acres of magnificent lawns, Kilronan Castle overlooks a glistening lake which commands the panoramic beauty of the surrounds. Our world class Spa & Leisure Centre is a treat not to be missed. Relax and unwind in our pool or let us pamper you with one of our luxurious spa treatments. To view our Spa Brochure please Click Here. There is also our simply superb conference facilities that are sure to impress your delegates.
The Douglas Hyde Restaurant offers fine dining with a range of dishes made using locally sourced produce. Kilronan Castle is proud to have been recently awarded with a second AA Rosette for the Douglas Hyde Fine Dining Restaurant.
For the golf enthusiast, the hotel is also ideally located on the North Western seaboard of Ireland which boasts an abundance of breath-taking, world famous golf courses. Ireland’s unique parkland and links courses are a dream for golfing enthusiasts everywhere. Rosses Point Golf Course in Sligo is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque and challenging championship links courses, is over 100 years old and is recognized as one of Ireland’s greatest courses. It has hosted many prestigious events including the Home Internationals, the Irish Close and the Irish Professional Match play Championship.
The course boasts one of the most scenic locations in Ireland perched on cliffs that tower over three expansive beaches overlooking the Atlantic. The panoramic mountain and ocean views are spectacular but they pale in comparison to the stunning scenery provided by Benbulben, an enormous limestone rock formation that the area is known for.
Other local activities include hiking, sailing and biking. Lough Key Forest & Activity Park is a 20-minute drive away and boasts a variety of wildlife and historic buildings.
Our commitment at this luxury castle in Roscommon is to provide the highest level of luxury, comfort and service. You will enjoy old world elegance with modern day comforts. One step inside Kilronan Castle Ireland and you are at home. With our warm and friendly atmosphere we will see to your every need, everything has been designed with your desires in mind.
Travelling to Ireland from the UK
Kilronan Castle Roscommon is situated just 45 minutes from Sligo Airport, one hour from Knock International Airport & 2 hours from Dublin International Airport. Dublin Airport has direct flights from Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Doncaster/ Sheffield, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Inverness, Isle of Man, Jersey, Leeds, London, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Southampton. Knock Airport has direct flights from Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, London Gatwick/ Luton and Stanstead, Liverpool and Manchester. Car Hire companies are located at both airports.
Kilronan Castle is the ideal base from which to explore the vibrant cities of Sligo, Dublin and Galway, the magical lake region and Ireland’s rugged West Coast.
