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• 4-star Hotels in Athy

• Clanard Court Hotel
  "Our dream wedding in a lovely family run hotel."
  "We had our wedding reception at the Clanard Court in November. I cannot praise the staff of this hotel enough. Claire and Liam were so helpful and accommodating. We had a huge crowd and everyone complimented the good and the staff for their fantastic service. The honeymoon suite is absolutely gorgeo..."us! There were beautiful gifts from the hotel left for us on the room and breakfast was lovely. If you are thinking of having your wedding here you won't be sorry. It was superb on every way and great value too. " More >
• Moate Lodge
  "A lovely Bed & breakfast"
  "Mary and Raymond welcomed us warmfully during 4 days. They cooked for us irish traditional dishes like Irish stew (delicious) They're very kind and they adviced us on what to see in the Kildare county. The B&B is charming and seems to be traped in time. It was perfect to forget city stress"
• Belan Lodge
  "Belan Lodge, perfect for overseas visitors"
  "We are a retired couple from Perth in Western Australia. Belan Lodge was a very wise choice for us, besides being a hugely happy experience. Its less than an hour from Dublin on a fast, clean, quiet and modern electric train system. And the fares are not expensive. Perfect for a day trip to see the ..."sights of Dublin! Belan Lodge is close to the towns of Athy and Carlow. Athy is smaller but probably has everything a traveller would need. Carlow is larger, has lots of shops and is a little more upmarket. It has a really good museum. (Don’t miss it.) Brownshill Portal Tomb is a few kilometres away. Don’t miss that either. Belan Lodge is ideally located for touring south eastern Ireland, using the Lodge as a base. Its minutes away from the superb M9 motorway which heads for Waterford. The motorways are excellent. Very close to Belan Lodge (almost within walking distance) is the Moone High Cross. Created about 800 years ago, this hand carved, stone, 30 ft cross is awesome and a “must ... " More >