Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney

Lakes of Killarney, Killarney,

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney
Boasting spectacular views across the Lakes of Killarney and the surrounding landscape, this luxurious 5-star spa resort occupies a peaceful and relaxing settin... more

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Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney - Hotel Description

Boasting spectacular views across the Lakes of Killarney and the surrounding landscape, this luxurious 5-star spa resort occupies a peaceful and relaxing setting in Killarney, County Kerry.

Blending the warmth of a country home with the style and luxury of a contemporary 5-star international hotel, Aghadoe Heights features state-of-the-art technology in the 3 meeting rooms, a comprehensive spa, a stylish restaurant and bar, and comfortable guestrooms.

The ideal retreat from the modern world, the Aghadoe Heights Hotel and Spa offers you all that you need for a relaxing spa break, corporate meeting or adventure holiday.

For pure relaxation and indulgence, the hotel features a comprehensive spa with therapists who specialise in spa and beauty treatments. It also features a 14 metre indoor pool, state-of-the-art gym and a private tennis court.

The hotel offers 3 fully equipped meeting rooms.

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney - Room Details

Each room is beautifully appointed with carefully chosen furnishings and extras, including a luxurious king-size bed with crisp white linen.

The spacious en suite bathrooms include a standalone bathtub and shower. They also feature soft towels, dressing gowns, slippers and Aveda products.

Each room is approximately 40 square metres.

Some rooms have a private balcony with views across Lough Lein.

Lakeside Room

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Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney - Guest Services

General: Restaurant, Non-Smoking Rooms, Free Parking, Terrace, Bar, Parking , Airconditioning, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests, All Public and Private spaces non-smoking, Elevator, Newspapers, 24-Hour Front Desk.
Activities: Jacuzzi, Indoor Swimming Pool, Fitness Centre, Horse Riding, Spa & Wellness Centre, Sauna, Tennis Court, Fishing.
Services: VIP Room Facilities, Airport Shuttle, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Room Service, Dry Cleaning, Fax/Photocopying, Business Centre, Currency Exchange, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Internet Services, Bicycle Rental, Breakfast in the Room, Babysitting/Child Services, Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included, Laundry, Packed Lunches.

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney - Restaurants and Bars

The Lake Room Restaurant serves eclectic European cuisine prepared from fresh local produce. The relaxing atmosphere is complemented by views of the lake.

Wine lovers can choose their favourite vintage from the glass walled wine cellar, perfectly positioned in the centre of the room.

A new range of innovative spa dining options has been developed to complement the wellness programmes.

Breakfast is served from 07:30 -10:30
Dinner is served from 18:00 - 21:00
Sunday buffet lunch is served from 13:00 -14:30
Traditional afternoon tea is served from 14:00 - 17:30

Light Meals, snacks, and afternoon tea are available in the Heights Bar and Lounge, along with a selection of fine wines and cocktails.

Private dining is available on request.

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Killarney - Area Information

Aghadoe has long been regarded as a special, spiritual place. The Paps Mountains, visible from the hotel, were called ‘Dhá Chíoch Danu’ in Gaelic, which means ‘the two breasts of Danu’. This was the name of the Celtic female goddess, who was regarded as the mother of the gods. The first inhabitants of Ireland, the ‘Tuatha Dé Danann’, were named after her.

The woods, mountains and lakes were loaded with magical and mysterious significance. They represented messages of life and fertility, with the Paps’ two breast-shaped hills interpreted as symbols of female power.

The first known Christian settlement was established at Aghadoe in the 5th centur. Two centuries later, St Finian is thought to have created a monastic centre at Aghadoe and on Innisfallen Island below, which were linked by a causeway.

Aghadoe overlooks Lough Lein, which was called the ‘lake of learning’ because it was a major educational centre attracting pupils from all over Europe between 900 and 1000AD. Lough Lein and the surrounding area plays a pivotal role in Irish mythology; in one of its greatest stories, Oisín and Niamh ‘went west’ from Lough Lein over the mountains to Tír na N-og, ‘the land of eternal youth’.

During your stay you can also enjoy a leisurely walk in the National Park or spend an afternoon fishing.