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Marlfield HouseLoading...
Gorey, Co Wexford, Ireland
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sandy beachespeaceful settingromantic dinners
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Our 24 rooms, suites and villas
Cosy Standard Room
From
£222
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
15 sqm / 161 sqft
1 King bed
Classic Room
From
£247
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| for 1 night
2 travellers
23 sqm / 248 sqft
1 King bed
Duck Pond Suite
From
£383
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
50 sqm / 538 sqft
1 King bed
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Junior State Room
From
£383
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| for 1 night
2 travellers
36 sqm / 388 sqft
1 King bed
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State Room
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£426
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| for 1 night
2 travellers
From 45 to 52 sqm / From 484 to 560 sqft
1 King bed
Master Suite - The Print Room
From
£580
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
6 travellers
68 sqm / 732 sqft
1 King bed
The Nest
From
£693
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
4 travellers
80 sqm / 861 sqft
2 King beds
Cosy Single Room
1 traveller
1 Double bed
Villa
The Lodge
From
£719
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
5 travellers
100 sqm / 1076 sqft
2 King beds
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IRELAND | 4 stops | 7 nights
The South of Ireland, a gourmet destination
From a famous whiskey distillery, to a renowned beer brewery, century-old markets, local produce and seafood platters, traditional and modern recipes alike, and gourmet dining: the south of Ireland is now firmly on the culinary map. Between Dublin in the east and Kenmare in the southwest, countless dedicated producers and inventive chefs deliver the best the island has to offer. A trip to the south of the country is to be savored – without moderation.
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This property welcomes groups or events. 2 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 100
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Marlfield House
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Exploring the Gardens
Leaving the conservatory take a stroll up the pebbled path flanked by colourful herbaceous boarders overlooking the lawns and formal gardens and wander through the gazebo to the kitchen gardens of herbs, vegetables and fruits, where the chefs collect and gather for dinner. Continue through the woodland paths marvelling at the trees toward the tennis court and to the lake with its island planted with beautiful specimen shrubs and trees, and reached by the wooden bridge. Sit on a bench and listen to the ducks and the birds and watch the peacocks and thank God for all your blessings.
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Our Rich Heritage
The ancient history of the South East coast of Ireland will fill your imagination and senses. From Kilkenny, the 12th century city capital of Ireland, with its castle and cathedral, the monastic settlement of Glendalough with its beautiful scenery, 13th century Enniscorthy Castle with battlements and dungeons, to Wexford town founded over a thousand years ago by the vikings. Live and breathe the smells and sounds of the Dunbrody Famine ship, an 1840's emigrant vessle.History is everywhere...