Ferrycarrig Bridge
Wexford, 11111 Nightly Rates(221.14 - 529.94)3 Star
Property Description
THE 4 STAR FERRYCARRIG HOTEL BOASTS ONE OF THE MOST INSPIRING LOCATIONS OF ANY HOTEL IN IRELAND WITH SWEEPING VIEWS ACROSS THE ESTUARY. THE FERRYCARRIG HOTEL OFFER UNIQUE MIX OF STUNNING SCENERY AND SUPERB LEISURE FACILITIES. SUPERB 5 STAR ACTIVE HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUB WITH 20 M. POOL A FULLY EQUIPPED FITNESS SUITE, SAUNA, STEAM ROOM, JACUZZI AND BEAUTY TREATMENT ROOM. FOR GOLFERS A 15 MIN DRIVE BRINGS YOU TO OUR ASSOCIATE GOLF COURSE AT ST. HELENS BAY SITUATED ON A BEAUTIFUL CLIFF TOP POSITION OVERLOOKING THE HISTORIC TUSKAR ROCK LIGHTHOUSE. EACH OF THE 103 BEDROOMS AND 8 SUITES HAVE A STUNNING VIEW OVER THE RIVER SLANEY ALONG WITH COLOUR TELEVISION, TEA AND COFFEE MAKING FACILITIES AND DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONE. WETHER YOUR TASTE IS TRADITIONAL IRISH OR MODERN FRENCH CUISINE THE TWO SUPERB AWARD WINING RESTAURANTS MAKE EVERY MEAL AN OCCASION TO REMEMBER.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Coffee Maker in Room
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Room Information
Deluxe Double
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Double Bed. Amenities include: Cable TV, Dataports, Direct dial phones (including one in the bathroom), hairdryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker and a radio.
Superior Double
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Double Bed. Amenities include: Cable TV, Dataports, Direct dial phones (including one in the bathroom), hairdryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker and a radio.
Standard Double
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Double Bed. Amenities include: Cable TV, Dataports, Direct dial phones (including one in the bathroom), hairdryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker and a radio.
Master Suite
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Queen Bed Suite. Amenities include: Cable TV, Dataports, Direct dial phones (including one in the bathroom), hairdryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker and a radio.
Junior Suite
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Queen Bed Junior Suite. Amenities include: Cable TV, Dataports, Direct dial phones (including one in the bathroom), hairdryers, iron/ironing board, coffee maker and a radio.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 4:00PM
Check out time is 12:00PM
Time Zone is Europe/Dublin (0 DST)
Opened in 1960
Renovated in 2000
103 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
AFTER LEAVING THE AIRPORT TAKE THE M50 SOUTHBOUND EXIT FOR THE N11 TO WEXFORD. THE HOTEL IS SITUATED 2 MILES NORTH OF WEXFORD TOWN.
A SCENIC COUNTRY LOCATION IN WEXFORD.
DUB-DUBLIN INTL APT LOCATED 75 MILES SOUTH OF HOTEL.
Guarantee Policy
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE GUARANTEED TO A MAJOR CREDIT CARD.
Cancellation Policy
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE CANCELLED TWO DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL DATE BY 18:00 HRS HOTEL TIME TO AVOID A ONE NIGHT PENALTY CHARGE.
Restaurant Information
BOATHOUSE BISTRO
OPEN 12:30 TO 14:30 AND 18:30 TO 21:30 SERVING INTERNATIONALLY FLAVOURED CUISINE.
TIDES
OPEN 19:00 TO 21:15 TUES-SAT GOURMET RESTAURANT.
Meeting Facility
MEETING ROOMS
HOTEL HAS 4 METING ROOMS WITH A MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY OF 400 PEOPLE. FOR DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT HOTEL DIRECTLY.
Recreation Information
FISHING
HORSE RIDING
AEROBICS
TREKKING
DUBLIN AIRPORT
75.0 Miles North
SHANNON AIRPORT
130.0 Miles West
WATERFORD AIRPORT
30.0 Miles South
WEXFORD CITY
2.0 Miles East
WATERFORD CRYSTAL
30.0 Miles South
DUBLIN
75.0 Miles North
MOUNT JULIET GOLF COURSE
20.0 Miles South West
ROSSLAIRE FERRYPORT
10.0 Miles East
IRISH NATIONAL HERITAGE PARK
0.1 Miles East
1798 VISITOR CENTRE
10.0 Miles North
JOHNSTOWN CASTLE
8.0 Miles South
JF KENNEDY MEMORIAL PARK
25.0 Miles North
WICKLOW COUNTY
15.0 Miles North
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