Oranmore Village
Galway , Nightly Rates(121.87 - 200.26)3 Star
Property Description
Oranmore Lodge Hotel Conference and Leisure Centre Galway is an elegant Manor House Hotel 5 miles from Galway City located in the picturesque village of Oranmore overlooking Galway Bay, on the edge of this famous Oyster county. Oranmore Lodge Hotel Galway offers an elegant relaxing atmosphere in this old estate manor house which dates back to late 19th century when it was the former home of the Butler-Blake family in Galway. Oranmore Lodge Hotel Galway provides 56 spacious elegant guest rooms many with 2 queen beds, excellent Bistro that serves food all day. The Hotel Restaurant is a smaller intimate dining experience in a very elegant room that features one of the famous Adams fireplaces. There is also extensive conference and banqueting facilities, a full Health and Leisure Centre attached with ample complimentary car parking provided for all resident guests and conference delegates and banquet guests alike. A warm welcome is assured as Brian O'Higgins - proprietor, who leads his Team to deliver a professional caring service to all guests from near and far.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Barber/Beauty Shop
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Junior Suite
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Junior suite has a King bed and ensuite tiled bathroom. It is a very spacious Junior Suite and fitted to an excellent standard and features a pleasant lounge area with lounge table and chairs, telephone, internet access, multi-channel TV, radio in TV, hairdryer and PC points. The en-suite guest bathroom has a power shower over bath, excellent quality guest toiletries provided and with soft towels. Rollaway bed on request - 400 sq ft and a maximum occupancy of 3 people.
Standard Double
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Standard Double Rooms have 1 double bed with ensuite bathroom. Each room is tastefully furnished and fitted well throughout. There is a seating area with lounge table, telephone, internet access, hairdryer, TV, radio in TV, tea/coffee tray. The en-suite tiled bathroom has a bath tub with over head shower and toiletries. Please request a rollaway bed for the third person. 320 sq ft and a maximum occupancy of 3 persons.
2 Queen Double
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2 Queen Double with 2 queen beds and en-suite bathroom. These rooms are spacious and comfortable and offer a dedicated lounge seating area, lounge table, vanity desk, wardrobe, telephone, internet access, TV, radio in TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee tray. En-suite tiled bathroom with bath tub and power shower and toiletries. No rollaways allowed. 360 sq ft and a maximum occupancy of 4 guests.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is Europe/Dublin (0 DST)
Opened in 1890
Renovated in Ongoing Annually
56 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
DUB-Dublin International Airport-100 Miles W Depart Dublin Airport and travel towards M1 City centre for approximately 2 miles. Follow exit signs for M50 -orbital route around the city of Dublin - and follow signposting around the M50 for N4 Galway -The West. Travel along the M50 through Toll Bridge - toll is EUR 1.30cent - and take exit for N4 Galway/The West. Travel along N4 to towns such as Enfield, to Kinnegad follow signs for N6 Galway, continuing on N6 through towns and villages such as Tyrrellspass, Kilbeggan, Moate, Athlone Bypass, Ballinsloe, Loughrea to Galway city. Arrive at Galway Ring road and follow signposting for N18 Oranmore Village/Gort. Take first exit of roundabout and travel for .5km. Oranmore Lodge Hotel is located on your right hand side - please slow down - discreet signposting to Hotel - on entrance to driveway to Hotel. Enjoy your stay as this very nice comfortable and pleasant Manor House Hotel.
DUB-DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 100 MILES W - The hotel does not provide airport transportation.- Car Rental Agencies at the airport: Avis, Hertz, Dan Dooley, Sixt, Budget, National Car Hire, Eurocar. Taxi: Brendan Brady Tel: 00 353 86 817 3339 Hours of Operation: 5am-12midnight. Limo: Brendan Brady Tel: 00 353 86 817 3339 Hours of Operation: 6am - 11pm daily- Public Bus: Bus Eireann Tel: 00 353 1 836 6111 Hours of Operation: 6am - 11pm- Train: Irish Rail Tel: 00 353 1 836 6222 Hours of Operation: 7am-10pm
FROM GAL-GALWAY IT IS 5 MI S TO THE PROPERTY.- The hotel does not provide airport transportation.- Car Rental Agencies at the airport: Avis, Hertz, Dan Dooley, Sixt, Budget, National Car Hire, Eurocar. Taxi: Brendan Brady Tel: 00 353 86 817 3339 Hours of Operation: 5am-12midnight. Limo: Brendan Brady Tel: 00 353 86 817 3339 Hours of Operation: 6am - 11pm daily. Public Bus: Bus Eireann Tel: 00 353 1 836 6111 Hours of Operation: 6am - 11pm. Train: Irish Rail Tel: 00 353 1 836 6222 Hours of Operation: 7am-10pm
GAL-Galway-5 miles W
DUB-Dublin-100 mi WGAL-Galway-5 mi S
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. The hotel does not accept non-guaranteed reservations.Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel at least 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay plus tax. No-show fee: 1 night stay plus tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Restaurant Information
The Restaurant
Location: Onsite ground Floor, Type: Full Service Restaurant, Cuisine: Fine Dining, Hours of Operation: 6pm - 10pm Tue - Sat inclusive. Dress Code: Smart
The Bistro
Location: Onsite ground Floor, Type: Brasserie- Cuisine: Modern Irish International Cuisine, Breakfast: 7am-12noon, Lunch: 12noon - 3pm, Dinner: 3pm - 10pm. Dress Code: Clean but Casual
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities and Services
The property has 4 meeting rooms with a total maximum capacity of 600 people. MEETING SERVICES: Audio/Visual Equipment, Computer Printing, Copy Service, Exhibit Services, Internet Connectivity, Secretarial Services, Computer Available, Computer Rental, Courier, Fax Machine, Shipping, Catering, Computer Modem Hookups, Copy Machine, Equipment Rental, Fax Service, Pager Rental
Ballroom
Size: 18 meters x 10.5 meters. Max occ: 400 theatre style. Description: Elegant Ballroom Suite tastefully decorated and fitted to a high standard, recently redecorated with private bar, toilets and reception area. Catering for private weddings, banquets and company celebrations - excellent quality food provided for all occasions.
Inisheer Room
Size: 8 meters x 10.5 meters. Max occ: 80 theatre style. Description: Very nice smart conference room located in a quiet area of the hotel suitable for seminars meetings and small conferences.
Inismaan Room
Size: 10.5 meters x 10.5 meters. Max occ: 200 theatre style. Description: Superb conference room recently refurbished suitable for meetings and small conferences.
Suite of Dedicated Small Meeting Suites
Size: 7 meters x 3.9 meters. Max occ: 20 in each suite. Description: There are 5 suites each capable of catering for meetings up to 20 guests and suitable for small training sessions, seminars, private board meetings and interview sessions.
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