From the moment you walk through the doors of The K Club, you will experience the highest standards of luxury, found only in an AA 5 Red Star hotel. This is the ultimate accolade, achieved by a mere handful of hotels in Ireland. Set amongst 550 acres of County Kildare countryside by the river Liffey, this elegantly restored country house was opened in 1991. Just 40 minutes from Ireland's capital city and Dublin international airport, the atmosphere is opulent yet relaxed. Classical surroundings reflect elements of Ireland's history and you are assured the warmest of welcomes from the discretely helpful staff. Two championship golf courses & luxury spa, the best of Irish cuisine and an idyllic river setting complete the picture - the perfect venue for an Irish vacation.
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.
All rooms offer views overlooking the gardens and the river, or the golf course and driving range. In total the hotel boasts 69 guestrooms, each with exquisite hand painted bathrooms.
Each room, although unique in style, possesses every luxury you would expect of a five star resort. And some you would not!
Room Features Include:
Private Bathroom
Direct Dial Telephone
Satellite Television
Wireless Internet Access
DVD Player
CD Player
Video
Electronic Safe
24 hour Valet Service
Morning & Evening Maid Service
Welcome Chocolates on arrival
Fruit of the season on arrival
Slippers
Bathrobe
Various Oils & Shampoo
Minibar (only in Suites)
Dining at The K Club
With three excellent restaurants to choose from, dining at The K Club is undoubtedly one of the highlights of any stay at the hotel.
The Byerley Turk Restaurant
Treat yourself to dinner in the elegant Byerley Turk Restaurant, acclaimed as one of the finest restaurants in the country. Rich brocade wall coverings, marble columns and lofty draped windows accent the award-winning dining room. The discreet sounds of our resident pianist, candlelit tables laid with crisp monogrammed linens, Irish crystal and gleaming silverware all form a luxurious backdrop to one of Ireland's finest dining experience. Savour our modern Irish cuisine using the very best of Ireland's produce and seasonal ingredients. Round it off with fine wines from our truly remarkable cellar.
Legends Restaurant
Why not try the stylish Legends restaurant in The Palmer Clubhouse, which offers a relaxed atmosphere overlooking the 18th green and lake. Golf memorabilia, cartoons and portraits are found throughout the Legends Bar and Restaurant. The Restaurant is open daily to guests, golfers and families for both lunch and dinner, offering European cuisine from an extensive menu.
The River Room
This elegant brasserie restaurant situated in the Hotel is one of The K Club's gems. Overlooking the gardens and the river Liffey. The K Club's River Room Restaurant opens 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With a relaxed atmosphere and offering beautiful views overlooking the gardens and the River Liffey, The River Room Restaurant is a casual, child friendly restaurant with NO dress code. The menu is traditional in style with some K Club favourities.
Dress Code:
Smart Casual at all times
Smart Casual in the Legends Restaurant
Jacket & Tie required after 7pm in the Byerley Turk
Golf Heaven: The K Club Golf Resort Ireland
Golf Holidays in Ireland are not complete without a K Club visit. Let'ss face it, where else can you play The Ryder Cup and European Open Golf Courses at one venue? Designed by Arnold Palmer, The Palmer Course and The Smurfit Course are considered two of Europe's finest Championship Courses. As you would expect, the aim of the K Club's professional golf staff is to match and exceed customer expectations! The K Club Golf Guest Services will organise tee times, golf lessons, caddies, corporate gifts, discuss group rates and tailor your needs towards your day.
The K Club offers golfers:
Hire Golf Clubs
Golf Carts with GPS System
Golf Shoes
Club Cleaning and Shoe Cleaning
Comprehensive practice facilities are available for all golfers visiting the resort.
**The K Club has been host venue to 13 European Opens and 1 Ryder Cup**
The K Club Spa
Nestled in 550 acres of rolling Kildare countryside with a private stretch of the River Liffey gently winding through the grounds, K Spa at The K Club 5 star hotel in Ireland offers you a hidden oasis with the highest levels of luxury, comfort and escapism, all just 35 minutes outside the bustling city of Dublin
A place where every detail has been tailored to your suit your needs; where the spirit, sound and fragrance of the surrounding landscape combines with the delicate scent of aromatherapy essence and soft musical notes to offer you the perfect harmony which will ensure your complete relaxation.
Internationally acclaimed AA 5 star, red star Hotel, Golf and Spa Resort, a favourite with regular and new guests alike. Designed to compliment and complete your all round stay at The K Club, K Spa offers a sublime and relaxing experience which will leave you feeling rested and refreshed. The wonders of K Spa await your every whim and we look forward to welcoming you very soon.
The following locations are in close proximity to The K Club
Dublin City (30 minutes)
Dublin is a lively cosmopolitan city brimming with culture. You could spend your time strolling the streets soaking up the atmosphere, relaxing in its cafes and bars or you could check out its myriad historical, literary and cultural delights. The 8th century illuminated manuscript, the Book of Kells, must be viewed. It is on display at the impressive Trinity College, Ireland's first university (founded 1592) in the heart of Dublin. For the rest of your time, it is up to you how much you want to pack in. Phoenix Park, twice the size of New York City's Central Park, Georgian Dublin around Stephen's Green, the National Botanical Gardens, National Museum, Kilmainham Jail and the Hugh Lane Municipal Art Gallery are all highly recommended stops on your tour. Then there's the Guinness Storehouse and Jamieson Distillery. A visit to Dublin's Temple Bar to experience the lively Dublin pub culture is a must, though many of Dublin's best bars can be found outside this area in the streets and laneways around Grafton Street, the shopper's street of choice.
The Boyne Valley (45 minutes)
The Boyne Valley, located on the east coast of Ireland in County Meath, contains the largest and most decorated megalithic sites in all of Ireland and has been described as "the largest and most important expression of prehistoric megalithic art in Europe". The large Megalithic sites were built over 5000 years ago between 3800 and 3200 BC, built before both Stonehenge in England and the great pyramids in Egypt. Within a three square mile radius in the Boyne Valley are grouped more than 30 prehistoric monuments including the great passage tombs and their satellite structures, standing stones, barrows and other enclosures. The great sites of the Boyne Valley include Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, Loughcrew, Fourknocks and the Hill of Tara. Neolithic communities built these sites over earlier sacred spots and it is suspected that they were used for a combination of different purposes, including use as burial tombs, sacred temples and astronomical observatories. The nearby towns of Slane or Navan make ideal bases from which to explore the area
Kilkenny City (1.5 hours)
Kilkenny, or the Marble City as it is known, is one of Ireland's oldest cities, and proud of it. Its array of ancient buildings is unrivalled. It is renowned for being a vibrant cultural center, devoted to the musical and visual arts. Its two most impressive landmarks are Kilkenny Castle, founded in 1172 and privately owned until 1967, and St. Canice's Cathedral. The current structure of the cathedral dates from the 13th century, though this is nowhere near the beginning of its story, which is rich in folklore and legend. There is no shortage of pubs to explore and enjoy in Kilkenny and during the summer the city is always full of life. The summer also sees the city host an Arts Festival and a very highly regarded Comedy Festival called the Cat Laughs.
Glendalough Monastic Site (1.5 hours)
An hour south of Dublin nestled among the Wicklow Mountains lies Glendalough ("The Glen of the Two Lakes"), the site where St. Kevin founded a unique monastic settlement in the 6th century. Most of what remains of the settlement is in ruins but the Round Tower at Glendalough, built as a refuge from marauding Vikings, is over a 1000 years old and is remarkably well preserved. The site itself is set next to two clear water lakes beneath the sheer cliffs of a deep glacial valley. It is one of the most serene and beautiful places in all Ireland and it is easy to see why the monks picked it for a place of prayer and contemplation. There are a myriad of walking trails throughout the area making it a truly invigorating place to spend the day.
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