Solis Lough Eske Castle : Donegal, Ireland
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There’s inevitably a bit of romance involved in a visit to a castle hotel, in Ireland or otherwise, and the Lough Eske Castle is nothing if not romantic. The location, by a lakeside in the mountain-fringed Donegal countryside, is even more spectacular than most, and the castle itself (though largely a recent reconstruction) is not exactly lacking in period grandeur.
As a part of the Solís luxury chain, however, the Lough Eske Castle offers much more than just drama. Thanks to the castle’s limited size, most of the rooms are in the newer section of the building — this means they’ve got space to spread out, and there’s no fighting with outdated infrastructure. There’s not much in the way of damp stone and torchlight — this is more a country-house sort of castle. Meanwhile the suites in the old castle building go all-out, with leaded windows and acres of antiques.
The spa is a particular Solís specialty, and there’s plenty to do outside, from a number of golfing options to the almost limitless offerings of the Donegal wilderness — the lake, the mountains, the seashore. If it’s budget and convenience you care for, you’d stay in an office park by the airport. Irish castles are about atmosphere, and Lough Eske is positively steeped in it.
How to get there:
Solis Lough Eske Castle is approximately a 3 1/2 hour drive from Dublin City, 2 hours from Belfast and 1 hour from Sligo.
Original post by Daily Tablet Hotel