Castlerosse Park Resort Holiday Homes, Killarney

Built in 1962, Castlerosse Hotel is a modern, low storey building, with large car Parking facilities at the front. The hotel has an extensive leisure centre including a swimming pool, gym and sauna. Self catering apartments have now been built. The rooms are medium in size and en-suite. The decor is basic and the rooms are in good condition as the hotel has been recently refurbished. The three star Castlerosse Hotel is a lakeside establishment just outside Killarney town centre. The hotel has splendid views of the lakes and mountains of the National Park. Guests can enjoy idyllic lakeside walks through the hotels grounds, fishing and a round of golf on the 9-hole course. The Castlerosse Hotel has 121 good sized rooms. Rooms are well appointed and facilities include satellite TV with in-house movies, radio, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryer. Currency exchange and baby sitting are available. The hotel offers extensive leisure facilities and in addition to the 9-hole golf course, guests can enjoy tennis on one of the two floodlit courts, a swim in the indoor pool or use the sauna, Jacuzzi and gymnasium. Horse riding is available and bicycles are available for hire. Conference, meeting and banqueting facilities are offered. The Castlerosse Hotel is situated just 2 km from Killarney town centre with its jaunting cars and many shops and restaurants. The hotel is adjacent to the Killarney National Park with its magnificent lakes and mountains. Guests can enjoy fine dining in the hotel's lakeside restaurant which offers panormaic views of the surrounding mountains. There is also a traditional Irish pub. Well known for its fabulous scenery, the area around Killarney is one of Ireland's most popular tourist destinations and top of every visitor's list is the Killarney National Park. There are three lakes within the park which provide some of its most dramatic views and ruined castles and abbeys line the shores. No visit to the area would be complete without a trip to Ross Castle, Muckross House, Torc Waterfall and the Gap of Dunloe. The Ring of Kerry starts in Killarney and takes in many pretty Irish towns and villages along the way including its jewel, the heritage town of Kenmare. Allow a day to go all the way round and be prepared for many stops to admire the view. Slightly further afield, are the equally stunning Ring of Beara and the Dingle Peninsula. In Killarney town itself take a horse-drawn jaunting car to see the sights.