Lough Rynn Castle

This impressive Victorian manor, one of the finest examples of grand homes from that era in Ireland, has stood proudly for over 200 years beside the scenic, shimmering Lough Rynn. The magnificent country estate is surrounded by lush landscapes near the town of Mohill, which itself lies along the picturesque River Shannon.

Restored to its former glory at the start of the 21st century, the charming castle boasts an array of stunning public rooms. Pristinely-papered, exposed-stone or beautifully-carved wood-panelled walls showcase gilded portraits and ornate fireplaces, whilst long windows are framed by heavy, luxurious drapes. This charmingly historic retreat is brimming with small luxuries and subtle splendour that form an elegant, memorable stay.

Appreciate peaceful moments in The John McGahern Library, a room dedicated to the renowned Irish author, offering a quiet space for reflection and reading; experience gourmet cuisine from the castle’s award-winning kitchen; and of course indulge in the castle’s famed afternoon tea beside the Baronial Hall’s enormous inglenook fireplace, devouring uninterrupted views over Lough Rynn.

Accommodation

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‘Old-world style meets new-world comfort’: each of the 44 unique luxury bedrooms and suites has been thoughtfully decorated to ensure a relaxing experience and all are classically presented using luxurious furnishings, opulent fabrics and antique accents; spacious, tasteful and traditional, they provide a tranquil retreat with striking views of the peaceful lake, woodlands and parkland.

16 of the bedrooms comprise of charming medieval-themed accommodation within the converted stables, perfect for those seeking more independence while still enjoying the castle's exceptional service, providing a truly memorable stay.

Dining

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At this exquisite castle you can experience seasonal, locally sourced, authentic food from an award-winning kitchen, where a dedicated team of chefs take every element of produce grown in the working walled garden and turn it into mouth-watering dishes across all menus.

The Sandstone Restaurant offers a memorable fine-dining experience through exceptional modern Irish cuisine and a distinguished hospitality, whilst The Cocktail Bar’s atmospheric traditional style is a favoured space for guests in which to unwind and absorb the history of Lough Rynn Castle.

From devouring delicious, traditional Sunday lunch to having a mixologist create you a pre-dinner cocktail, every dining moment at the castle is designed to indulge your taste buds.

Activities

The 300-acre Lough Rynn Estate offers a range of leisurely strolls through its scenic parkland and abundant walled gardens, whilst for those seeking adventures beyond, its close proximity to local landmarks and landscapes offers plenty of enriching opportunities to explore.

Gardens

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The gardens at Lough Rynn are beautifully presented and encompass manicured lawns, vibrant flowerbeds, mature trees and scenic walkways. The working walled garden on the first tier is particularly picturesque and its ‘home-grown’ produce contributes to the castle’s delicious seasonal dishes throughout the year.

The gardens provide the most stunning setting from which to enjoy the rich and varied landscape and peaceful atmosphere surrounding the lake. From antique white ornate furniture set along weaving pathways and around sculpture-centred fountains, admire the pleasing symmetrical boxwood borders of the rose gardens and the lush wooded skyline beyond.

Guests can truly feel at one with their natural surroundings on Lough Rynn Estate. Whether you’re welly-clad for a revitalising walk through the wetlands and marshes fringing the lake, meandering through the scents of lavender and roses, or snuggled up in the front of a roaring fireplace basking in wide open views of the tree-dotted parkland, this glorious estate is a feast for the senses.

History

Lough Rynn Estate boasts an immensely rich history, its 19th-century castle reflecting centuries of heritage.

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