Pet friendly hotels in Ireland – The Castle Hotel, Macroom

The  boutique 4 * Castle Hotel in Macroom, Co. Cork has gone to the dogs, offering the “Castle Hotel Dogs” package for travellers and their canine friends, taking the term “pet friendly” hotels to a whole new level.

The team at The Castle will ensure that your pet’s needs are catered for in every way.For an extra €20 a night, guests can check in with their dogs and receive a welcome “doggie bag”, which will include a special doggy bed, water bowls and treats for your travel companion. Why not make the most of your stay with your canine friend and stay another night for as little as €15.

Dog and Pet Friendly Hotel Cork, Ireland

Pet Friendly Hotel Cork, Ireland

The Castle Hotel has also compiled a list of “four legged rules” for guest who can’t face the thought of leaving their four- legged companions at home.

Owner of The Castle Hotel Don Buckley said “There has been alot of noise in the media recently with regard to the difficulty in sourcing pet- friendly hotels in Ireland. We pride ourselves in taking care of all our guests in style, including our four –legged friends — recreating the ultimate home away from home. At the hotels doorstep are numerous parks and trails to explore. A firm favourite is the riverside walk starting at the walls of Macroom Castle”.

 Pet Concierge services for example dog walking and grooming are available on request. A selection of the Castle Hotels guestrooms are pet friendly so to avoid disappointment please call the Castle Hotel on (026) 41074 or visit www.castlehotel.ie.
(From Site Editor: It really is encouraging to see a pet friendly hotel in Ireland, any business that finds a niche, meets customers expectations and demands in a new way, has an exciting future. Pet friendly hotels, are just one manifestation of this. Great to see this innovative idea from The Castle Hotel, Macroom. Dog friendly accommodation in Ireland, has just stepped another notch)

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