Top 10 Waterford and Limerick Hotels
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1. The K Club
The K Club is a 5-star hotel and abounds in activities. There are two 18-hole championship golf courses designed by Arnold Palmer, one of which is the venue for the Ryder Cup in 2006. River fishing is also available. Rooms are luxurious, with all modern conveniences.
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2. Mount Juliet Estate
This 1,500-acre estate boasts an 18-hole golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus which hosted the WGC American Express Championship in 2002. There is also a spa and facilities for archery, clay pigeon shooting and horse-riding. Inside, the rooms are stunning and the two restaurants are award-winners.
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3. Hunter’s Hotel
One of the oldest coaching inns in Ireland, the Hunter’s Hotel offers gardens, golf, tennis, horse-riding and fishing. Beaches are nearby and the restaurant takes advantage of the fresh fish for its traditional Irish cooking.
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4. Rathsallagh House
Once named the Country House of the Year, Rathsallagh House has an 18-hole championship golf course and is set on 530 lush acres of rolling landscape with several lakes, streams and woodland. On the west side of the Wicklow Mountains.
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5. Waterford Castle
One of the unique hotel experiences in the world. The 15th-century castle is set on a 300-acre island overlooking the River Suir. Access is by car ferry only and the hotel offers the very highest standards of comfort, luxuriously furnished with antiques and open fireplaces.
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6. Adare Manor Hotel
Situated in one of the prettiest villages in the country, this 18th-century manor house is now a 5-star luxury hotel. Once the seat of the Earls of Dunraven, it is now American-owned. Good service is guaranteed.
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7. Butler House
Perhaps the most luxurious stay in Kilkenny. This Georgian townhouse overlooks the river and Kilkenny Castle. Rooms are spacious, and sweeping staircases lead down to the well-maintained gardens.
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8. Legends Townhouse
This bed-and-breakfast provides a warm Irish welcome. The restaurant offers excellent cuisine and fine wines.
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9. Richmond House
This 18th-century Georgian country house offers an award-winning restaurant and stunning grounds. Log fires warm the rooms, which have period features.
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10. Hanora’s Cottage
The Comeragh Mountains near here offer walking trails. Work up an appetite to enjoy the Irish cuisine of the restaurant. There is also a hot tub.
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