7-Night Irish Opulence Vacation

Hayfield Manor offers a variety of guestrooms that have been carefully designed to provide a unique and relaxing stay. Each room displays exquisite antique furnishings and beautiful textiles. While still retaining their old-world charm, the various accommodations are individually styled and outfitted with all of the modern amenities guests may require.  For those looking to indulge, look no further than the Beautique Health Spa, equipped with a swimming pool, outdoor jacuzzi, and sauna, among other fitness facilities.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Orthopaedic King Size & Twin Beds
• Spacious Marble Bathrooms with Elemis Spa Products
• Individually Controlled Air-Conditioning
• Plush Bathrobe & Slippers
• Complimentary Wi-Fi Access
• 32” Flat Screen TV
• Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
• Iron & Ironing Board
• Hair Dryer
• Direct Dial Telephone
• 24-Hour Room Service
• Laundry Service
• All Hotel Guests May Avail of Our Complimentary Valet Parking & Car Park

 Orchids Restaurant:

The premier choice for gourmet dishes in Cork City, Orchids Restaurant overlooks the lush garden and terrace of Hayfield Manor. Illumined with candles and soft lighting, the atmosphere makes any dining experience magical.  Enjoy delectable Irish Cuisine prepared by Executive Head Chef Mark Staples and his brilliant team.

Perrotts Garden Bistro: 

A favorite of visitors and locals alike, Perrotts Garden Bistro serves an array of international and Mediterranean dishes. Open daily for lunch and dinner, the bistro is located in the conservatory area at the front of Hayfield Manor. Awarded 2 AA Rosettes, the restaurant is ideal for a relaxed meal with family and friends or even a working lunch with colleagues.

Hayfield Manor also offers a selection of seasonal and holiday dining options, revolving annually.  

Cork City

On the Map: Cork City is located off the southern coast of Ireland. As Ireland's second city, it is well served by good roads - The M8 northeast to Dublin, the N20 north to Limerick & the N25 east to Waterford.

In the bustling city of Cork (often referred to as 'Ireland's Second Capital'), stroll the river walk at the University and pop into the Glucksman Gallery. Relax in a café, and hit Shandon Street, just a short walk from the main shopping district. Climb the 120 foot steeple, and ring the bells of Shandon. Soak up the city views as they fade into the countryside. Award-winning restaurants line the streets, and nightlife choices include Irish Traditional, classy nightclubs, theater, opera, plays, and dance. (Take the haunted night tour of the city jail—it’s a great way to start your evening with a bang.) Of course, there’s the Jameson Old Middleton Distillery in east Cork. Learn how Irish whiskey is made, and finish with a tasting.

The Dingle Skellig Hotel boasts luxury accommodation in Kerry.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Double & Single Beds
• Free Wi-Fi
• Satellite TV
• Telephone
• Hairdryer
• Tea & Coffee making facilities

There are also a number of Interconnecting Rooms - ideal for families.

Coastguard Restaurant:

The name of the restaurant indicates its special feature: the most impressive views on Dingle. While enjoying the fresh and local food including seafood from the peninsula, the big windows allow views on Dingle Harbour and Bay, as well as the mountains of the Iveragh Peninsula. The atmosphere created by the seaview and the two beaches just outside the window makes a delicious dinner or lunch a true experience.

Blaskets Bar:

Named after the close Island, the welcoming bar boasts a freindly atmosphere and underlines the warm welcome of the hotel. It is the perfect location to relax, talk about exciting days on the peninsula and take a break between activities. There is also the possibility to enjoy seasonal entertainment including singing and dancing.

Blasket Bistro:

The new bistro offers classic and contemporary dishes with outstanding value. With the stylish furnishing and friendly staff, it is a great alternative to the restaurant.

Cocktail Bar:

The cocktail bar is perfect for advocators of more cosy surroundings and occasions calling for a warm ambience. It is most suitable to enjoy a relaxing drink or a romantic evening.

Gallarus Lounge:

For coffee lovers, or just to enjoy some relaxing time, the Gallarus Lounge offers a beautiful view on the Bay from comfortable surroundings.

Dingle Town

On the Map: Dingle is located in County Kerry on the beautiful southwest coast of Ireland. The town is most easily accessible via the N86 road from Tralee, a major town 50 minutes/ 50km to the east.

The fishing village, which is impressively beautiful and offers great free time activities like pubs, music and restaurants, is most likely the favourite spot of every (Irish) person to live. A special tip from locals is to try and pay a visit to as many pubs as possible while there. This activity is great to meet the locals and get a truely Irish experience surrounded by stunning views. Not only the beach and bay are a sight to see, but also the ancient archeological sights which are scattered all over the peninsula invite for relaxing strolls and exciting discovery tours. One highlight is the Slea Head loop drive from Dingle which is easily driven in an hour or cycled in an afternoon. For the energetic, a day spent climbing Mount Brandon, the peninsula's highest, will be richly rewarded. The views from the top on a clear day are absolutely stunning.