Fitzpatrick Castle

Fitzpatrick Castle is a family-owned, 18th century castle hotel just 20 minutes from Dublin by DART (rail). It's the only castle hotel located in the fashionable suburbs of Killiney, Dun Laoghaire and Dalkey and offers panoramic views over Dublin Bay and beyond.

Accommodation

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All 113 en-suite boutique rooms are individually designed and include luxury duvets, soft white luxury linens, power showers and fluffy towels as standard in all rooms.

For maximum comfort, each room also features bespoke furniture, beautiful hand-picked accessories, rich fabrics, walk-in showers and free high-speed Wi-Fi.

Accommodation is spread across Classic Rooms, for your everyday needs, Seaview Rooms, overlooking Dublin Bay, and opulent original 18th-century Castle Suites. There are also spacious Family Rooms.

Guests have full access to the leisure centre with a whirlpool spa, Scandinavian wood sauna, steam room, 20m heated swimming pool and gym.

Dining

There are a number of restaurants and dining options available, ensuring something for all tastes. Whether you're looking for a lively buzz or that intimate setting to share a special occasion, savour your favourite cuisine in a friendly and comfortable environment.

PJ’s Restaurant

PJ’s Restaurant offers a warm, friendly atmosphere and fabulous dining experience with quiet candlelit corners and excellent wine lists.

Mapas Restaurant

Mapas Restaurant pays tribute to the strong Fitzpatrick family tradition and Killiney Castle’s illustrious heritage over centuries. Mapas brings you a menu prepared with the very best of Irish, locally sourced seasonal produce.

The Library Cocktail Bar

The Library Cocktail Bar provides an intimate & cosy atmosphere with a renowned afternoon tea.

The Local Area

Fitzpatrick Castle is just a short distance from Dublin City Centre and is easily accessible by car or just 20 minutes by DART.

History

The original house, Mount Mapas, was built in 1740 by Col. John Mapas, although records show that a building or buildings stood here at a much earlier date.