We were lucky enough to stay in one of their town homes for the first leg of our family European trip. The grounds are gorgeous. The first thing you see is the castle which will take your breath away. Then you go into check in which was a breeze. You'll have an escort to your room who will show you around and get you acquainted with the area. The men played golf and loved it. The town of Adare itself was quaint, but there weren't a lot of choices of restaurants. More of the Irish pubs, which are ok on occasion. Our villa was a 2 bedroom, with full kitchen and laundry facilities. We did eat at 3 of the hotel's restaurants and were pleased with our meals. Overall it was a highlight of our Ireland journey.

Adare is a beautiful part of Ireland which has a lot of history. The gem is Adare Manor this is a fantastic hotel anyone visiting Ireland should try and stay there even if it's just for a night.
The manor is beautiful; the staff really friendly. Attention to detail second to none.
The food is excellent; the service is first class from the minute you set foot in the Manor you are taken care of. The staff excel in everything; down to the smallest detail. This has to be one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in world wide. The rooms are really beautiful; beds are so comfortable. Everything was prefect; it's great to be able to this. The gardens and the river running at the side of the Manor so beautiful. It's peaceful it's a different world.

I stayed at Adare Manor for 3 days. Everything is what you would expect from a member of The Leading Small Hotels of the World. The room was huge with a lovely view of the river and the golf course. Breakfast is great. The stuff and the service is amazing.
About the service... I really wanted to try the Oak Room restaurant and on the first day I came back to the hotel a few minutes after 10pm when the kitchen is already closed which I did not know. I told the waiter that I was a bit hungry and that I really really wanted to try the tasting menu as I have heard the restaurant was really good. He apologized to me as the chef just left so we agreed for the dinner the next day... I went to my room and after about 10 minutes there was a knock on my door... It was room service with sincere apologies and complimentary cheese plate and a bottle of Chardonnay! This just a bit of what you can expect from Adare Manor...
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Our group of 6 had a wonderful stay in the Villa's at Adare Manor. I have to say we were skeptical after getting such a great deal on Groupon. Don't be skeptical, this place is the real deal. We arrived in Dublin at 5 a.m. and it was an easy 2 1/2 hour drive to Adare. Since it was so early when we arrived, we were advised to go to town and have breakfast. We went and had a nice breakfast at I think Delish and then went to the market to get some food and drinks for the villa. When we got back it was about 10 am and they checked us in right away, very nice not to have to wait all day after flying all night.
The villa is great. We have a time share and I would compare it to that, only nicer because there was a bathroom in every bedroom. We had three couples and once we went into our room, we had privacy. This made it comfortable for everyone. The decor is very nice and inviting. We pulled a chair from the sun room into the main living area to make it comfortable for 6 of us. The kitchen is stocked with enough supplies to make simple meals. We made bacon, eggs & toast twice and chili for dinner once. The other mornings we had cereal and banana's. Having the kitchen did save us some money as we found eating out expensive, even for simple meals.
The grounds and the manor house are simply amazing, we couldn't have asked for a nicer location to stay in. The first day we did the 20 euro tour of the manor house, we felt like it was worth it. We love history and really enjoyed learning about the manor and local area. We wanted to go to the manor for high tea, but time went by to quickly and never got around to it. My brother -in-law went running a few mornings and said it was a little spooky in the dark.
I had read on here that the villa wasn't well supplied, but honestly it wasn't bad. There was plenty of toilet paper. We did bring a baggie of dish washer pods and laundry detergent that we used. There was salt, hand soap and dish soap available though.
I will list the negatives, because I know as a planner I would want all of the details. Just keep in mind that these things are just observations or so minor they didn't affect our vacation at all.
-The washer and dryer really do stink! They hold practically nothing and take forever.
-The master bathroom has a terrible design. The shower door is a very strange design that allows cool air to freeze you and then when you open it to get out it gets water all over the floor.
-Then there are the towel warmers (a great idea in theory) but there are 2 problems. One they come on automatically at certain times (you have no control) and these times are not usually when you are having your shower. Two going back to the bad design they are a long way from the shower, so it's not like you can just reach out and grab a warm towel. The best thing about the towel warmers is that they are better at drying clothes than the dryer!
Because we traveled in January we spent a lot of time worrying about the cold. We shouldn't have worried so much. It was cold sometimes, but not as cold as it was at home. We were all hot at night and slept with the bedroom windows open. There were no bugs that we saw in January!
In closing if you have a chance to stay here for a great deal like we did, do it.