Ireland Golf Hotels

Located in the heart of Killarney, this hotel is traditional in style. It is three stories high and very picturesque. There is a large lobby area with various nooks and crannies filled with comfortable chairs and large fireplaces. Rooms are large and spacious with dark wood furniture. Overall, this is a great hotel in a wonderful location with easy access to town and golf.

Situated in scenic County Kerry, this resort has it all. The hotel was recently renovated and is a mixture of old and new, creating an ambiance of classical elegance and discrete luxury. The most spectacular thing about this hotel is the view of the lakes ? second to none!

The lodge retains the warm, welcoming atmosphere of a country manor house. The estate boasts a plethora of outdoor activities; salmon fishing on a private stretch of the Sheen River, daily horse riding treks from the stables at the Lodge, hill walking trails and cycling tours. The health spa at the Lodge offers an extensive range of pampering beauty and body treatments and throughout the Lodge and the Estate our dedicated staff uphold the most outstanding service to make your stay as unforgettable and unique as Ireland itself.

Situated on the 1st tee at the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Course, many of the 25 en-suite rooms, including the two luxury suites, have panoramic views across the course and the Dornoch coastline beyond. The split-level Conservatory provides all day dining and is the ideal vantage point for watching the proceedings at the club. Whilst miles of sandy beach may invite you to enjoy long undisturbed walks, you may find it difficult to resist the temptation of settling down with your book in front of a real log fire in the Tom Morris bar.

Waterville House boasts ten beautifully appointed bedrooms. Guests can relax in the bar or take the opportunity to unwind in comfort in the hotel's sauna, steam room and outdoor heated pool. The hotel also has a unique private golf practice facility, where golfers are free to hone their games prior to tackling the beast that is Waterville Links. Located in the grounds, is one of Ireland's most famous salmon & trout fisheries. Guests may fish at their leisure and it is the perfect way to unwind following the rigors on the golf course.

Located right on the seafront of one of the quaintest, most picturesque (and still working!) fishing harbors on Skye, 'The Harbour Lodge' is self-catering with a unique difference: no minimum period of stay and the availability of individual rooms. Your hosts - Peter and Sandra - also offer Bed & Breakfast facilities at their family home situated in a quiet location only 100 meters from Portree town centre.

A superior 3-Star Hotel, Conference and Leisure Centre located in County Cork Ireland. You will receive an old-fashioned Irish welcome in a thoroughly contemporary setting. Come and relax in this haven of peace & allow us to pamper you for even a short stay. Our attention to your every need will ensure that your stay in our hotel is simply special.

19th Green Guesthouse. The 19th Green is a family run guesthouse 3km from Killarney town on the Killorglin/Ring of Kerry road. All bedrooms are tastefully decorated and have ensuite facilities, direct dial telephone, satellite television and hair dryers

The country house is open year round to guests traveling to visit the wonderful sights of County Kerry known to us locals as "The Kingdom". We are located 1 mile from the busy town of Killarney and yet idyllically situated at the edge of a wooded river valley known as "The Fairy Glen". Our location is ideal for a based holiday, touring the scenic sights of Kerry, playing golf on world renowned championship golf courses and links , fishing and hill walking in this most beautiful part of Ireland.

Perryville House gives you the perfect balance of luxury, privacy and location. Kinsale, a haven that is crawling with history drawing cognoscente to County Cork, with it's enticing shops and streetscapes and a reputation as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland. Poised in the centre of this medieval fishing port overlooking the marina and the colorful streets with their forests of hanging baskets and window boxes, dripping Lobelias and trailing Petunias, Perryville House combines the grandeur of the past with the luxuries and convenience of today.

This hotel is in County Limerick and is a spectacular example of Irish architecture. Upon entering the hotel, you will be struck by the high archways, vaulted ceilings and wood-carved banister and stairwell. There are 138 comfortable rooms. The leisure area has a sauna, gym, Jacuzzi, swimming pool and beauty spa.

One of the top luxury hotels of the world, Dromoland Castle in Co. Clare, dates back to the 16th Century and is the ancestral home of the O?Brien clan, direct descendants of the last High King of Ireland; Brian Boru. Dromoland is one of the most romantic and picturesque castles you will find, with a rich depth of history going back to the Gaelic Irish royalty of old.

Established in 1792, the Dunraven Arms is one of the South West?s premier 4 star hotels. Surrounded by the mellow thatched cottages of Adare, we offer the old world ambience of a country house along with first class service and friendly efficient staff. This Limerick hotel caters to the most discerning of visitors, with bedrooms beautifully appointed with antique furniture and private dressing rooms and excellent amenities for private and corporate guests, including state of the art conference facilities and an excellent Leisure Centre.

Cliff House is beautifully situated overlooking the golden beaches in Ballybunion, the Cliff House is a 32 bedroom family run hotel. While here you can take advantage of the fresh Atlantic air and miles of safe beach on which you could enjoy a variety of walks or tours.

This is a beautiful old country house dating back to the 18th century. A local man bought it several years ago and completely restored it to its former glory. The Moy House has been very successful because there is nothing quite like it in the area. It has a fabulous location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and has the grace and splendor of a stately home. Antique furniture, rich colors and fabrics with traditional designs give the Moy House a warm and relaxed atmosphere

Custom built in 1994, combining modern amenities with the elegance of an earlier age, Teach de Broc is the ultimate golfer's guesthouse. Everything here revolves around golf and being about a minute's walk from one of the most famous links courses in the world, it's not hard to see why. From the drying of wet shoes to the preparation of early morning breakfasts in order to facilitate early tee times, you can be assured that Teach de Broc will leave no stone unturned.

The Atlantic Hotel has the dual advantage of being located in a quaint village full of atmosphere while only a short stop from an excellent network of roads and Shannon International Airport. All bedrooms are tastefully decorated and come en-suite.

This is a luxurious 3 star guesthouse overlooking Lahinch golf links and the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated 300 yards from the heart of Lahinch village with its excellent restaurants, pubs and shops. All rooms are ensuite with antique pine furnishings, high pressurized showers, orthopedic beds, DD phones, multi-channel TV, and tea/coffee making facilities. The Greenbrier offers an excellent base from which to visit the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren National Park, and the Aran Islands or play the famous old Lahinch Golf Links or the spectacular Greg Norman designed. Doonbeg Championship Golf Links.

Rooms and Suites at The Shelbourne Hotel are designed to ensure a feeling of relaxed elegance, perfect for business or pleasure.

All our bedrooms are especially well appointed and live up to the elegance and charm of The Hotel and many look out onto the gardens of St. Stephen?s Green, Europe?s largest square.

This hotel is situated approximately 30 minutes from the city center of Dublin. This hotel was built in 1996 and has an excellent reputation. This hotel is in a terrific location and has good quality rooms with ample space for golfers.

At The K Club, each of the bedrooms and suites are individually appointed to the highest standard. There are no two rooms alike in terms of size and interior, making it one of the only resorts in Ireland that can boast this unique characteristic. Each room although unique in style possesses every luxury you would expect of a five star resort.

For those seeking somewhere a little bit different in Dublin, The Schoolhouse Hotel is definitely ahead of its class. Unique, intimate and ideally located, the four star Schoolhouse Hotel exudes a warm and friendly atmosphere. The hotel is located just 15 minutes walk from many of Dublin's main visitor attractions: the fashionable shopping area of Grafton Street, Trinity College, Temple Bar, St. Stephen's Green, The National Museum, The R.D.S. and Landsdowne Rugby Football Stadium

This hotel is situated on the north side of the city, near Portmarnock and the Island golf courses. It was originally built in 1835 and has been added to over the years. In total, there are 150 rooms. All have satellite TV, hairdryer, trouser press, tea and coffee making utensils, a telephone and 24-hour room service.

The Seaglade House is a pleasant family run home in secluded grounds of 3 acres, directly overlooking the Irish sea.

The tower of the Slieve Donard Hotel rises majestically above the sand dunes, rivaled only by its namesake, Northern Ireland's highest mountain, which creates a dramatic backdrop for a long sweep of golden sand. Nestling at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, the Slieve Donard Hotel is one of Northern Ireland's most popular holiday hotels and celebrated its Centenary in 1997. Lovingly maintained Victorian architecture at its most impressive, this very special hotel offers delights both inside and out. Take a walk thorough the six acres of private hotel grounds and you're on one of the world's top golf courses, Royal County Down. Or stroll along golden sands swept by bracing sea breezes.

Central to all of the Causeway Coasts beautiful attractions and amenities the Magherabuoy provides the ideal base for many. Our out of town location benefits those who wish to experience the area close at hand but can relax in the evening away from town centre noise.

The welcoming glow of their four turf fires is just one of many features that give this historic inn its unique and intriguing character. The oak-beamed loft is the gateway to the Mill House and 22 spacious, cottage-style bedrooms on the banks of the River Bush. The original 10 coaching inn bedrooms are smaller and overlook the village. In the bar, still lit by gaslight, you can treat yourself to a glass of 25-year-old Bushmills malt whiskey from the hotel's private cask before anticipating the pleasures of the Taste of Ulster Restaurant.

Beautifully restored cottage in the Burren. Furnished to the highest standards. Walking distance from the village of Kilfenora. Close to Lahich, Doolin & Cliffs of Moher.