Clontarf Castle Hotel Dublin
 Voted Business Hotel Of The Year 2008 by Georgina Campbell’s Ireland Guide, the Clontarf Castle hotel offers flexible conference facilities and easy access to the main office parks and industrial estates on Dublin’s Northside. Located in an ivy-clad former castle, the style of the hotel’s public areas and bedrooms are quaintly old-fashioned rather than modern and incorporate many Tudor touches.
Clontarf Castle History
Irish chieftain Brian Boru gave the Vikings one of their rare defeats at the former port of Clontarf in 1014. The earliest parts of Clontarf Castle date back to 1172. The main building was re-built in 1837. The castle is hidden away from the town on its own, secluded grounds and housed a cabaret for 25 years before it became a hotel in 1998.
Location
Clontarf Castle is located in the quiet, elegant seaside town of Clontarf, just to the north of Dublin's city centre.
Room Rate
Deluxe doubles at Clontarf Castle start from €93.00 per room per night, excluding breakfast. Bed and full Irish breakfast for two starts from €118.00 per night. All bedrooms have broadband Internet access and feature European as well as US AC sockets. For a supplement, you can upgrade to an Executive room with a four poster bed. Executive upgrades are available from €60.00 per room per night.
Meeting & Function Rooms
Clontarf Castle offers four conference rooms for 10 to 200 delegates. In addition to the dedicated meeting rooms, the castle’s Great Hall can accommodate up to 600 guests. Clontarf Castle offers a conference package including room hire, light lunch, tea and coffee from €50.00 per delegate per day.
Facilities
Clontarf Castle has a small gym on the lower ground floor. If you would like to use more extensive fitness facilities, the hotel will arrange a special discount with the nearby Westwood health club, which offers a full size gym, tennis, squash and a 50m indoor pool. For business travellers, the hotel operates a courtesy coach to nearby Eastpoint Business Park from Monday to Friday.
How To Get To Clontarf Castle
Clontarf Castle is located off Castle Avenue in Clontarf, Dublin 3. A taxi ride from or to Dublin airport will take about 30 minutes, pending traffic and set you back approximately €20.00. The most convenient DART station is Clontarf Road. Upon leaving the station, take the 130 bus from Clontarf Road which will drop you off in front of the castle grounds.
Address
Clontarf Castle Hotel
Castle Avenue
Clontarf, Dublin 3
Contact
Phone: + 353 (0)1 8332321
Fax: + 353 (0)1 8330418
E-Mail: info@clontarfcastle.ie
Homepage: www.clontarfcastle.ie
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