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Muckross Park Hotel & Spa, Killarney

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa

Killarney, Ireland. Located in Killarney National Park, near Muckross House and Abbey.

Muckross Park Hotel & SpaKillarney, Ireland

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Opened
1795
Rooms
70rooms and suites
City
KillarneyIreland
Setting
Mountains & natureEurope

Practical information

Address
Muckross Park Hotel & Spa
Muckross, Killarney
Co. Kerry V93 NH5W
Ireland
Official website
www.muckrosspark.com
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At a glance

  • 70 bedrooms and suites, with 18 further apartments at The Reserve.
  • The Yew Tree Restaurant (two AA Rosettes), Monk’s Lounge in the original stone walls and Colgans Pub.
  • The Spa at Muckross with vitality pool and treatments; banqueting and meeting suites.
  • Located in Killarney National Park, near Muckross House and Abbey.

History

8 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.

  1. A hunting lodge stands on the site of the future hotel.

  2. The Herbert family turns it into the Herbert Arms, Killarney’s first hotel; it is later renamed Roche’s Hotel by Edward Roche.

  3. The new road over Moll’s Gap makes the hotel a stopping point for travellers.

  4. The long-awaited visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Killarney finally takes place.

  5. Lord Ardilaun, of the Guinness family, buys the hotel.

  6. George Bernard Shaw stays with his wife Charlotte; he is said to have worked on Pygmalion here.

  7. Owners Bill Cullen and Jackie Lavin add a spa and new suites; the hotel gains Fáilte Ireland five-star status.

  8. The hotel joins the Irish-owned iNUA Hotel Collection, based in Cork.

Sources: Official website · Muckross Park, “The History of Muckross Park Hotel & Spa” · Meet in Ireland, “Muckross Park Hotel and Spa”. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.

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