CABRA CASTLE HOTEL

CABRA CASTLE HOTEL is a hotel located in KINGSCOURT, CAVAN (ULSTER), IRELAND. This property offers a comfortable stay with good service and solid amenities.

There is plenty to do both at Cabra Castle itself - golf, tennis, forest walks, Castle Spa and in the surrounding Cavan countryside where horse riding and fishing are close by.\n\nLocation\nThe surrounds of Cabra Castle are now part of the Dun a Ri National Forest Park in Cavan in the North East of Ireland. Outside the town of Kingscourt, the castle stands on the borders of Monaghan, Meath and Cavan. It is an hour's drive from Dublin Airport. See Lady's Lake, the enclosed gardens or follow the more exacting nature trails through the forest.\n\nDistance\n106 kms to the nearest airport (Dublin Airport)\n\nRestaurant\nDine royally on a sumptuous menu in the elegant and intimate surroundings of The Courtroom Restaurant. On the first floor with a commanding view of the gardens and local parkland, the Courtroom offers an award winning menu featuring the best in Irish cuisine, using locally-sourced and seasonal produce and complimented by a comprehensive wine list. Alternatively, The Derby Bar serves food throughout the day from an extensive light dining menu. Enjoy such favourites as our Hearty Hotpot served by the fireside on a Winter's Day, classic Caesar Salad, succulent Bang Bang Wings - the menu has a variety of options. Be tempted by a delectable afternoon tea in the Drawing Room or just relax with a drink on The Terrace overlooking the gardens.\n\nExterior\nA beautiful 19th Century Castle. The original Cabra Castle was built in the 1600's, however it was destroyed during the Cromwellian War and eventually rebuilt in the early 1800's. It was purchased by its present owners in 1991, who re-opened it as a hotel. Since then the property has been extensively refurbished and expanded from 24 bedrooms, to incorporate the former Courtyard area bringing the number of bedrooms to nearly 100.\n\nLobby\nIn the main castle itself, it starts off the unique experience of staying in a real castle.