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Cashel Palace
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Cashel, Ireland
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At the foot of a hill, in the shadow of Ireland’s most iconic medieval site, the Rock of Cashel, stands another architectural masterpiece, Cashel Palace. Built in 1732 by Sir Edward Lovett Pearce, the architect who designed the Parliament House in Dublin, this red brick manor was once the residence of Ireland’s archbishops. It is a brilliant blend of classicism and sophistication, with a façade that hides behind its symmetrical layout a world of surprises: a majestic colonnaded hall, walls covered in detailed wood panelling, staircases with handrails carved in the shape of candy canes, and rooms that seem to have been taken from a fairy tale.
With its English-style gardens, comfortable sofas warmed by the cosy fire throughout the house, and a spa bathed in light, Cashel Palace takes its guests on a magical journey. It is an idyllic refuge where you can recharge your batteries before plunging into the area’s Celtic history or wandering through the enchanting moorland.
The Spa
Relais & Châteaux Spa Label
Overlooking the hotel's lush gardens, Cashel Palace Spa is a sanctuary of serenity where you can enjoy relaxing treatments and beauty rituals using products from the Bamford, Voya and Valmont ranges. This 3,200-square-foot/300-square-meter space is equipped with modern facilities including outdoor seaweed baths and a 55-foot-/17-meter-long heated swimming pool, five meters of which are outdoors.
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