Ireland

A Gothic manor amid 840 acres of parkland, French gardens, and trout rivers, the house has 52 chimneys and 75 fireplaces—"at first glance, it looks like...more

Against a backdrop of forest, lakes, and mountains, this castle dates to the thirteenth century and has staterooms with high ceilings, four-poster beds,...more

Designed in 1750 by Richard Castle, the architect who created Dublin's Parliament Building, Bellinter House was for centuries a sprawling estate and more...more

This lodge on Ireland's west coast is "in the middle of a tiny town." Guests find that rooms, with antique furniture and fireplaces, have "an authentic...more

The one hotel everyone's heard of because it's (part-)owned by Bono and The Edge seems to be doing something U2 would never do: resting on its laurels. When it...more

The castle, once a private residence, has damask wall coverings and Waterford-crystal chandeliers. "The golf course and walking trails behind the estate are...more

As chic as it is elite—designer Terence Conran wouldn't have it any other way—this 139-room hotel has a split personality in terms of view, so be...more

Stranded out in upscale but boring residential Ballsbridge in the Royal Dublin Society Show Grounds, the Canadian überchain's 197-room hotel occupies a...more