Cashel House Hotel, formerly one of Connemara's most gracious mid-19th century country houses was opened as an hotel by skilled hoteliers, Dermot and Kay McEvilly in 1968. Cashel House Hotel is a luxury 4 star hotel which stands at the head of Cashel Bay, in the heart of Connemara on the West coast of Ireland and is set in a 50 acre award winning garden of flowering shrubs and woodland walks. Luxury and tranquillity are offered to discerning guests in an atmosphere created by turf and log fires and a friendly and helpful staff and by tastefully decorated rooms with full central heating. In 1969 the late General and Madame De Gaulle spent two weeks of their Irish holiday there. Beaches, golf, salmon and sea-trout fishing are available in the vicinity. The hotel has its own hard tennis court, tiny private beach and horse riding facilities. The gardens, withdrawn and quietly secluded are a delight with their enchanting cultivation's of exotic and exquisite flowering shrubs - many imported from Tibet - including rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and the rare beautiful magnolias. Our guests may walk along the seashore, through woods and streams and eventually onto the summit of Cashel Hill. Suitable for longer restful stays. All good guides recommend Cashel House. Overall winner of the National Garden Award 1983 and 1987. RAC Blue Ribbon Award 1992 to 1998. RAC Gold Ribbon Award 1999 to 2003.
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