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Mena House

Bewertung des Tourist Boards:

Kilkenny City, Kilkenny, R95 DD35

Review Score: Superb 9,7/10

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Treffen Sie Ihren Gastgeber ....

Katherine Molloy

A warm welcome awaits you at Mena House Bed and Breakfast. I look forward to meeting you all and giving local information on the sights to visit and things to do in our Medieval city during your trip! Room recommendations are from B and B Ireland so please read more info under the room type you wish to reserve. Check in times are between 3pm - 6pm. Breakfast served 8am - 10am. Find us using R95 DD35 on Google Maps or in Sat.

Castlecomer Road (N77)
Opposite Newpark Hotel
Kilkenny
R95 DD35

Hier haben Sie eine Unterkunft im Tudorstil, welche bereits einen preisgekrönten Garten besitzt und mit antiken Möbel dekoriertist. Wir bieten Ihnen hausgemachte Konserven und Selbstgebackenes. Alle Zimmer sind mit Fernseher, Tee & Kaffetablett und Haartrockner ausgestattet. Kostenloser WiFi-Internet. Parkplatz ab von der Strasse. Nebenan haben Sie das Newpark Hotel und den Golfplatz Kilkenny. In der Nähe sind Bus & Bahn und jegliche Annehmlichkeiten.

Wie Sie uns erreichen

Nehmen Sie die Route N77 gegenüber des 2. Einganges zu dem 4-Sterne-Hotels Newpark, Kilkenny

Sat Nav: Breite (52.665504) - lange (-7.252092)

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Kundenbewertungen

10 Exceptional (153)	5 Average (1)
9 Superb (27)	4 Below Average (0)
8 Fabulous (9)	3 Fair (0)
7 Very Good (0)	2 Poor (0)
6 Good (0)	1 Very Poor (0)

Overall Score

9,7/10

Superb

Joschi & Patrick

09 Okt 2023

Review Score: 10/10

Katherine, Thank you for the loveliest stay ever. The rooms were amazing, the breakfast was the best we had on our entire trip. You went above and beyond to make sure our stay was superb. Thank you for having us!!!

Lorenz

10 Jun 2023

Review Score: 10/10

Dear Katherine, we would like to inform you that you served the best breakfast of our trip through Ireland. It was perfect. 🙂. Your house, your rooms and garden are beautyful. Best regards Lorenz

Norris Light

09 Mai 2023

Review Score: 10/10

Very pleasant stay. Large beautiful room, delicious breakfast and very friendly helpful staff.

Larry

02 Mai 2023

Review Score: 10/10

Very very friendly. Great Breakfast. Rooms are nice and clean. Mena House is top!

Roxanne Zuleger

30 Apr 2023

Review Score: 10/10

Katherine is a superb host! Her breakfast was the BEST of the 9 places we stayed at. A wonderful mix of fresh fruit, yogurt with granola, fresh squeezed OJ, coffee and a hot breakfast! The bed was comfy and the bathroom was huge. Katherine was very helpful on suggestions for live music and drew us a map of options. It’s an easy 20 minute walk to the city with good sidewalks.

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Katherine Molloy

A warm welcome awaits you at Mena House Bed and Breakfast. I look forward to meeting you all and giving local information on the sights to visit and things to do in our Medieval city during your trip! Room recommendations are from B and B Ireland so please read more info under the room type you wish to reserve. Check in times are between 3pm - 6pm. Breakfast served 8am - 10am. Find us using R95 DD35 on Google Maps or in Sat.

Castlecomer Road (N77)
Opposite Newpark Hotel
Kilkenny
R95 DD35

Attraktionen der Umgebung

Black Abbey: Don't miss the Black Abbey, a Dominican Church founded in 1225 by William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, this Domincan Church has been restored to its original splendour with a spectacular stained glass window.
DUNMORE CAVES: History and geology blend at Dunmore Cave to give an interesting and unique insight into this landmark. Consisting of a series of chambers formed over millions of years, it contains some of the finest calcite formations found in any Irish cave.
GRACE’S COURTHOUSE: The remains of this fortress, which was built in 1210 and converted to a prison in 1568, are now incorporated into the basement area of the 19th century courthouse in Parliament Street, Kilkenny.
JERPOINT ABBEY: The abbey was built around 1160 by the King of Ossory, Donal MacGillapatrick, for the Benedictine monks. In 1180 it was taken over by Cistercian monks from Baltinglass Abbey. The Cistercian order was founded in 1098 in Citeaux. In 1228 there were 36 monks and 50 brothers in the abbey.
JERPOINT PARK: Jerpoint Park Thomastown Immerse yourself at the Heritage Site in Jerpoint Park. The site contains the standing remains of St. Nicholas’s Church and a domestic tower, plus a fine 14th Century Medieval Tomb effigy, popularly associated with St. Nicholas (Bishop of Myra).
KELLS PRIORY: Kells Augustinian Priory Kells An Augustinian Priory founded in 1193. It is situated alongside King's River beside the village of Kells, about 15km south of the medieval city of Kilkenny.
Kilkenny Castle: Kilkenny Castle Kilkenny City Go back in time to a 12th Century castle, remodelled and restored and set in 1830's splendour and extensive parklands: includes art gallery and playground. It is a complex structure of various architectural styles.
Rothe House: Rothe House is a unique Irish merchant's townhouse, built between 1594 and 1610. The property comprises of three houses, three enclosed courtyards and a large garden. John Rothe, who was a wealthy merchant and landowner in Kilkenny. He built the first house in 1594 and as his family grew (to 12 children) he built the second and third houses.
SHEE ALMS HOUSE: Shee Alms House Kilkenny City In 1981 was reopened as the present tourist office in the city. It is one of the few remaining Tudor alms houses in Ireland. In 1582, Sir Richard Shee founded the alms house
St Canice’s Cathedral: St. Canice's Cathedral Kilkenny City Built between 1202 and 1285, St Canice's has been preserved in its original style and form. See the wonderful stained glass and the largest collection of ancient monuments. View Kilkenny and the surrounding area from the 9th century round tower.
THE THOLSEL: The Tholsel Kilkenny City with its lantern clock tower and 'Big Ben' chime, it is a distinctive image of Kilkenny. Built in 1761. Now used for art exhibitions, and street theatre companies regularly perform there. Offices of Kilkenny Corporation Chamber are located there.