Woodford Dolmen Hotel
Review
“…nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads.” C. C. Moore.
Sweet dreams are guaranteed, when you spend a glorious night or two away, at the 4 Star Woodford Dolmen Hotel: situated along the shimmering River Barrow, which flows right through the county town of Carlow. Lush, green, leafy Carlow is where soaring mountain ranges and curvy rivers form a picturesque backdrop for your luxury getaway. The Award Winning Woodford Dolmen Hotel offers the perfect location to spend time together, so you can recharge, relax and leave the stresses of daily life behind. Set in the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East: the hotel provides a perfect base from which to explore. Unless of course you’d prefer to just relax in the luscious en-suite rooms, which offer a feast for the senses, immaculately decorated and furnished to the highest standards. Serving scrumptious, fresh and appetising food and drink: both the Dolmen Bar and Plum Tree Bistro serve delicious, locally sourced meals, sprinkled with Chef's own garden herbs. After a blissful night’s sleep, start the day with the Award Winning Full Irish Barrow Breakfast
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Kilkenny Road
, Mortarstown Upper,
Carlow, Co. Carlow
, R93 N207
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