Tipperary is a gorgeous county that’s home to mountains, rivers, lakes and gorgeous farmland. Take a short trip away to the country with this great value luxury Tipperary hotel deal.
Luxury Tipperary Hotel Deal
This hotel deal I’ve come across on Livingsocial consists of a 1-night stay in a 3-star country house hotel with a full Irish breakfast included, all in the lovely area of Tipperary! But that’s not all of course – you’ll also be able to avail of a complimentary lunch.
If you’ve had a busy day going for hikes or enjoying a bit of horse riding, you can rest easy knowing you’ve got a late checkout, so you can enjoy an extra-long lie-in too. The hotel for this trip is the Racket Hall Country House Hotel in Roscrea. Perfect for a great value break to the countryside with plenty of luxury! :)
It’s a place I always enjoy a little time-out in, as its countryside really is nice to go for walks in, and it’s dotted with incredible historic sites such as the beautiful and peaceful Holy Cross Abbey, the Athassel Priory, the ruins of what was once the largest monastic site in Ireland, and the ancient Norman Redwood Castle, to name but a few! :)
So if you’re looking to getaway at a pinch, book this staycation now!
- Luxury Tipperary Hotel Deal: 1-2 Nights in Luxury Hotel incl. Lunch, Golf, Full Irish Breakfast & Late Checkout from only €62!
- Provider: Livingsocial
- Validity period: Valid for stays until 31st Aug 2019.
- Length of stay: 1 night
- Destination: Tipperary
- Hotel: Racket Hall Country House Hotel
- Rating: 8.1 on Hotels Combined
- Location: Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
- Board basis: Breakfast & afternoon tea included
- Price: only €62 per person based on two adults sharing
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I came across this offer yesterday and while I was delighted to see that an attraction from the parish of Lorrha was being advertised in the form of Redwood castle I just thought I would inform you that, unfortunately, Redwood Castle is closed for the season at the time this offer is available. There are however a number of other historical sites in the area including the ruins of a 15th century Augustinian Priory, a Dominican Friary which was opened in 1269, and St. Ruadhan’s Abbey which was built c. 1000 A.D. Once again I would like to thank you for mentioning an attraction in the area as the community is working hard to spread the word and promote the village.
Hi Maeve, thanks very much for this info :) I will update the text when I get back into the office tomorrow. Have a nice Sunday!