Cashel Palace Hotel

The hotel has been tastefully renovated. Our rock view suite was beautiful, the toiletries very nice although the Memo Irish leather is very masculine. The pool area is nice, the Spa treatments and staff of a high quality, the Greek barman in the Guinness bar was excellent and the food in the restaurant was very good, worthy of its Michelin star, although it’s the first time a restaurant I’ve eaten in ran out of sparkling water. These high qualities were let down elsewhere. The check in is 4pm which I had missed in the communication, and that was fine but I felt like we were inconveniencing the check-in staff by arriving at 3pm. We waited having a coffee which I had to ask for a few times and then the incorrect order arrived, sitting in front of a fire while the same receptionist sprayed air fresher around us, seemed unnecessary to overpower the lovely smell of the logs burning. At breakfast the next morning the staff appeared more concerned about setting the tables than looking after the guests. Again had to ask for our coffee and juice a few times. After breakfast we sat in front of the fire in the entrance room reading. The fire in the quieter back room was not lit. We left as the staff were making so much noise, a manager sitting at a desk behind us was querying prices from some supplier, another two were discussing their rotas for the coming weeks, all apparently unaware that a number of guests were reading in the background. A request for a late check out of 1pm to accommodate our spa treatment times was initially declined and ultimately frostily offered. Finally, perhaps it’s just me but Christmas decoration in mid November seems a little early. We came here from Adare where the beautiful autumnal decor seemed more appropriate.

This was the closest I’ve ever come to a perfect stay! The staff was incredible, the facilities were spotless, and there were some really special touches that made it truly unforgettable. Every single staff member, from the bellman to the guest services to the bar tenders, were so polite, friendly, and engaging. It was like they were all there to make sure we had the best time possible. Truly a treat!

On arrival the man in the car park was beyond rude.. I admit I was parking in the wrong area, but he was so rude, a disgusting person really !!! The staff inside were lovely, and it’s definitely a beautiful place, we had afternoon tea, which I would consider only average, and totally over priced

Absolutely amazing hotel! Very luxurious and felt extremely pampered throughout. We dined in The Bishops Buttery and availed of the Spa. The staff were all very helpful and friendly from arrival to departure. The breakfast is fully table service - no buffet. Would highly recommend.

I had the pleasure of staying at the Cashel Palace Hotel for the Les Clefs d’Or Ireland meeting, and it was an unforgettable experience. The room was absolutely lovely, with a stunning view of the city that made my stay even more special. The staff truly went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. A special thanks to Sally and her concierge team for their warm hospitality, and to Paul Hand at the front of house for his impeccable service. I’d also like to extend my gratitude to GM Adriaan Bartels and Karen Fleming for making our visit to Tipperary such a fantastic experience. This was my first time in Tipperary, but it certainly won’t be my last! I look forward to returning and experiencing the wonderful service again. Well done to everyone at the Cashel Palace Hotel!

Great cocktails in the cocktail bar, bar food in Mikey Ryan's bar & at breakfast, serene pool area. Our room was small, but well appointed. Staff were very genuine and helpful throughout. Lovely open fires to relax nearby with a newspaper. Short stroll up to The Rock of Cashel.