Ireland Break - Kilkenny Hotel Stay: Breakfast & Dinner Main for 2

Located in the heart of one of Ireland's most vibrant cities, the family-run, Kilford Arms Hotel offers the perfect place to discover Ireland. You’ll be swept away by the hotel’s warmth and comfortable environment, as well as it’s luxurious and beautifully decorated rooms. All the rooms come with free-wifi, room service and fantastically comfortable beds for you to get the best quality night sleep possible. There’s even more to offer outside of your room, including free guest car-parking, the amazing Traditional White Oak Restaurant for your evening cuisine and two superb bars to offer you a nightcap before the following days activates. Enjoy a complimentary Irish breakfast in the morning and get yourself well-fed before exploring Ireland. Also with the Kilford Arms Hotel being adjacent to the main bus and railway station you’ll be able to explore Kilkenny easier than anyone in the city!

Kilkenny

Staying at the Kilford Arms Hotel gives you excellent access to Kilkenny, for you to visit all the cities attractions. Brush up on your history at the famous Kilkenny Castle and St Canice’s Cathedral and Round Tower and learn about some of the most significant landmarks in this 400 year old city. The 14th century, Black Abbey is also just short walk away, as well as Irelands best preserved medieval home, Rothe House & Garden. If history isn’t your thing, The Smithwick’s Experience is close-by for you to taste some of the finest Irish beers and ales on a brewery tour. If food is more your vibe, Kilkenny has a host of sensational restaurants and cafes, as well as the brand new McDonagh shopping centre if you are looking to pick up a fantastic deal whilst staying close by. Venturing just outside the city there is the beautiful Castlecomer Discovery Park just a short car journey away, set in a stunning 80-acre woodland. Here you can take part in a host of fun outdoor activities from octagon high ropes, tree-top adventure walks and ziplining the longest zipline in Ireland at 300m!