Old-World Charm...
Encapsulating the old-world setting of the Dunraven Arms, all guestrooms at the hotel have been individually styled with sumptuous fabrics and elegant, antique furnishings.
Guestrooms are complete with private dressing rooms and spacious ensuite bathrooms. Junior Suites (included as standard on Authentic Ireland's 'Suite Affair' tour) offer an added luxury of antique four poster and half-tester canopied beds.
All Guestrooms Feature:
- Separate Bathroom and Dressing Room
- Goose Down Quilts, Pillows and Crisp White Linens
- Soft Bathrobes & Slippers
- Broadband / Wi-Fi Access
- Flat Screen TV with Satellite Channels
- Individually Controlled Heating
- 24 Hours Room Service
- Evening Turn Down
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Writing Desk
- Personal Safe
- Trouser Press & Iron
- Complimentary Mineral Water
- Same Day Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service
The Maigue Restaurant
The celebrated and uncompromised Dunraven hospitality extends to the multi award-winning Maigue Restaurant. Here guests are welcomed to a luxurious and traditional dining experience under crystal chandeliers, and over tables gracefully set with crisp white linens and silver service.
Offering a wide selection of Classic Irish Cuisine served with a contemporary, innovative twist, the Dunraven's chefs capitalize on a wealth of locally sourced seasonal vegetables and fresh meats & fish. A meticulously selected wine list complements all menus.
The Cocktail Bar:
Perfect for a refreshing pre-dinner drink or after-dinner gathering, The famous Cocktail Bar is a favourite amongst returning guests and locals alike, so come on in and enjoy a tipple!
Solid Oak Panelling and Leather Banquettes lend an old club atmosphere to this buzzing bar, while a live pianist contributes to a soft jazzy mood, keeping it busy well into the night.
Soup, sandwiches and a hot dish of the day are available on a daily basis in the bar. In the evening enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of casual dining from our extensive bar menu, served Sunday - Thursday, 19.00 - 21.30.
About Adare Village
Adare is located just 20km southwest of Limerick City / 43km south of Shannon Airport. The main N21 road (connecting the cities of Limerick & Tralee/Killarney) passes right through the centre of the village.
Adare is a quaint picturesque place, lined with traditional thatched-roof cottages. Snuggled in a wooded and lush countryside setting, Adare is widely regarded as being Ireland's prettiest and most unique village. Situated on the river Maigue, a tributary of the Shannon river, Adare (Gaelic name: "Ath Dara" - the "ford of the oak" - from the combination of water and woodland) dates back, at least, to the early 13th century.
Adare Village has a rich wealth of heritage, as well as architectural and scenic beauty. Two groups of world famous, ornate, thatched cottages line part of the village's broad main street, punctuated with beautiful stone buildings, medieval monasteries and ruins. Situated in the centre of County Limerick, with just 15 minutes from Limerick City and 45 minutes from Shannon Airport, Adare Village is an ideal base from which to explore County Limerick's many visitor attractions, such as Lough Gur and King John's Castle.
