Basic Information
Dromoland Castle is a 5-star luxury castle hotel located in County Clare, Ireland. This magnificent property is situated on a 450-acre estate between the towns of Crusheen and Corofin, just 12 minutes from Shannon International Airport.
Unique Features
Dromoland Castle offers guests a truly unique and enchanting experience:
- 16th century castle with over 1,000 years of history
- Ancestral home of the O’Brien clan, direct descendants of Brian Boru, High King of Ireland
- Stunning architecture featuring antique chandeliers, grand staircases, and ornate fireplaces
- 450-acre estate with woodlands, lake, and gardens to explore
Accommodations
The castle offers luxurious rooms and suites, as well as self-catering apartments. All accommodations feature elegant decor, plush furnishings, and modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.
Amenities and Services
Guests can enjoy a wealth of amenities and services, including:
- 18-hole championship golf course
- Full-service spa
- Falconry experiences
- Archery classes
- Boating on the lake
- Hiking and cycling trails
- Concierge services
Dining Options
Dromoland Castle offers exquisite dining experiences:
- The Earl of Thomond Restaurant – fine dining in an elegant setting
- The Library Bar – perfect for cocktails and light fare
Recreation and Leisure
The estate provides numerous activities for guests to enjoy:
- Golf on the championship course
- Relaxing treatments at the spa
- Falconry and archery experiences
- Fishing and boating on Dromoland Lough
- Tennis courts
Nearby Attractions
Dromoland Castle is ideally situated for exploring the region:
- The Wild Atlantic Way
- Cliffs of Moher
- The Burren
- Attractions in County Clare and County Limerick
Transportation
The castle is conveniently located just 12 minutes from Shannon International Airport, making it easily accessible for international travelers.
Guest Reviews
Visitors consistently praise Dromoland Castle for its enchanting atmosphere and exceptional service:
“Timelessness drips from the hills, the fields, the sky… These are the fabrics and textures of the West of Ireland and of our beloved Dromoland Castle. They form a cloak that envelops the body and nurtures the soul. We will be back-of that we have no doubt.”