Hotel feature The Ritz-Carlton, Powerscourt Perfectly poised to offer a summer holiday at home with a difference
The Ritz‑Carlton, Powerscourt, located 30 minutes from Dublin city centre, offers impeccable service and an authentically Irish, yet reassuringly Ritz‑Carlton experience. Choose from an irresistible blend of dining options, including fine dining at Gordon Ramsay at Powerscourt, Afternoon Tea in the Sugar Loaf Lounge or a relaxed dinner and pint of Guinness in McGills Irish pub. Dublin city is just a short drive from the hotel where visitors will find a multitude of galleries, theatres, dining and shopping possibilities.
The hotel boasts some of the largest suites in Ireland, floor to ceiling windows and terraces or balconies which make the most of the wonderful views of Co. Wicklow. Unwind at ESPA at Powerscourt which features a 20m Swarovski crystal‑lit pool and state of the art Fitness Suite. A host of activities await, ensuring there is something to suit every one, whether an active or relaxing holiday is desired. Take a complimentary Skeppshult bicycle for a ride which offers the perfect way to explore the River Walk. Play Powerscourt East or West golf courses which are both of Championship calibre, or for the non golfers, why not explore Powerscourt House & Gardens or climb the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Peace of mind package at the Ritz‑Carlton, Powerscourt Enjoy up to 3 complimentary nights!
The Peace of Mind package includes deluxe overnight accommodations including complimentary nights*, daily breakfast for two in the restaurant, internet access and local calls, valet parking, a welcome glass of Guinness or soft drink and a resort credit. Packages are tailored to take away the worry of added charges and start from Euro 280 per couple per night.
*Enjoy up to 3 complimentary nights ‑ Stay 3 Nights, Pay for 2 or Stay 5 Nights, Pay for 3
Details can be found on
www.ritzcarlton.com/powerscourt . For bookings email
powerscourtreservations@ritzcarlton.com or call + 353 1 274 888
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