Situated conveniently close to Shannon Airport only 15 minutes away, with worldwide air connections. Bunratty Manor Hotel is also close to world-class golf resorts. Be sure to visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park only two blocks away for a unique Medieval feast – open year around, or Bunratty Winery or Ireland’s oldest pub – Durty Nellie’s – all within walking distance of Bunratty Manor Hotel.

Bunratty Manor Hotel is a very special and unique property where each guest is an individual and where traditional standards of personalized service and guest comfort take priority. Your hosts are Noel and Fiona Wallace, who have been welcoming guests for many years to 14 room Manor. Noel is known throughout Ireland for his cuisine skills. Bunratty Manor Restaurant serves traditional locally sourced and fresh seafoods, meats and game. With a full bar and extensive wine list, restaurant provides services for groups of up to 40 as well and individual reservations for residents and non-residents. Even locals love cuisine. For groups please give us 2 weeks advance notice. Email us at bunrattymanor@eircom.ie or visit our website at http://www.bunrattymanor.com

Restaurant hours are from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Bunratty Manor Hotel provides quiet and clean accommodations, with new furniture throughout Victorian-style hotel.

Queen Room: Spacious Room with 1 Queen Bed,

Garden view, Tea/Coffee. Max Occupancy 2 Adults and 1 Child.

Double Room: Pleasant Room with 1 Double Bed, Garden view, Tea/Coffee. Max Occupancy 2 Adults.

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