Orlagh House
Review
Orlagh House in Rathfarnham, Dublin, initially captured my attention for my book on historic houses, but after my visit revealed its true romantic allure, it had to be in my "Romantic Destinations." book. This exclusive venue, situated amidst breathtaking landscapes, offers more than just a rich history; it is a place where dreams can unfold into reality. The staff's warm hospitality ensures that every detail is tended to with care, creating a welcoming atmosphere for any special occasion. The house itself has been lovingly restored, maintaining its historical charm while providing modern comforts, making it ideal for an unforgettable wedding. The panoramic views over Dublin are unrivaled, providing a stunning backdrop for photographs that capture the essence of true romance. Beyond weddings, Orlagh House is perfect for those all important family gatherings or corporate events, offering versatility in its grandeur. I love Orlagh House and I’m sure you will too.
- Top 100 Review
Contact Us
Gunny Hill
, Rathfarnham,
Dublin, Co. Dublin
, D16 VF38
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