Why not explore Ireland this summer?

With rich history and mystical intrigue, Ireland is the picturesque paradise to visit. Ranging from historic to extravagant, Ireland has something for everyone, including the tranquillity of local hotels. Here are just some of the most gorgeous but exciting landmarks to visit this summer:

Limerick

Limerick boasts a long and varied history, ranging from King John’s Castle to the Hunt Museum’s exhibits of art and antiquities. For those seeking the city’s sporting past, Thomond Park stadium is a must-see for rugby enthusiasts, whereas the Lime Tree Theatre offers a different kind of drama.

The Savoy Hotel

Located in the heart of the city, The Savoy offers 92 luxurious rooms and suites complete with lavish marble bathrooms. Outside of the rooms, a book-lined library makes the perfect place for a social gathering, whilst the Siam Savoy Spa provides Thai massages for a truly relaxing experience.

Cork

If shopping is your focus, then Cork hosts world renowned experiences from its famous St. Patrick’s Street to its nearby English Market – a bustling thoroughfare of fresh bread, artisan cheese and seafoods. A short hop away, St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral stands tall with its exquisite limestone architecture.

The Imperial Hotel

Coated in over 200 years of history, The Imperial Hotel offers bespoke, personal and professional services for all their luxury rooms. The renovated building comes complete with its soothing Escape Spa, offering tranquil treatments and rejuvenating skincare products.

Wild Atlantic Way

Stretching between Donegal and Cork, the Wild Atlantic Way is the longest coastal line in the world. This awe-inspiring environment plays host to the beautiful Portsalon Beach, in addition to pirate queen Grace O’Malley’s stronghold on Clare Island. There’s plenty to see and do, including kayaking.

Sheen Falls Lodge

Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, Sheen Falls Lodge hosts spacious 5-star bedrooms and villas as it overlooks the breath-taking Sheen Falls. When you’re not indulging in the restaurant’s 2 AA Rosette cuisine, the lodge’s Easanna Spa provides relaxation from its sauna, beauty therapies and fitness suite.