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Cahernane House Hotel

Killarney, Kerry, Ireland · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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A tree-lined tunnel of greenery still opens onto Henry Herbert's 1877 manor on the edge of Killarney National Park, twenty minutes on foot from town. James Franklin Fuller designed the Victorian house; forty-eight rooms now spread across the Manor House, Garden Wing, and a restored Coach House with claw-foot baths. The old cellar pours as a bar, the Atrium is thick with plants, and sash windows look toward the Purple Mountains, with chef Cormac Vesey in Herbert's Brasserie.

About Cahernane House Hotel

History

Henry Herbert rebuilt Cahernane in 1876-77 as a Victorian manor for his family, with architect James Franklin Fuller and builders Collen Brothers, at a recorded cost of £5,992. The house later became a hotel on the edge of Killarney National Park; forty-eight rooms now occupy the Manor House, Garden Wing, and a restored Coach House.

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