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Cashel Palace Hotel

A Palladian palace from 1732 on Cashel's main street, now a five-star hotel with 42 rooms, a spa, gardens and a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Information

1732 palace · gardens below the Rock · spa with pool and seaweed baths · Michelin-starred restaurant

The palace

The Cashel Palace is a 1732 Palladian house, right on the main street, with the rear gardens looking towards the Rock. It was restored as a five-star hotel with 42 rooms and suites, each one different, and the Michelin Guide has awarded it two of its keys.

Eating and the spa

Its fine-dining restaurant, The Bishop's Buttery, has a Michelin star; there is also the Queen Anne Room and the pub Mikey Ryan's, from the same house, on the same street. The spa has treatments, a thermal circuit, seaweed baths and a pool, with views of the gardens and the Rock.

How to get there

It is on Main Street, a few minutes' walk from the climb up to the Rock and from the Dublin bus stop. Ask about parking when you book if you are coming by car: the website does not give details.

Practical details

Rating
5 stars
Rooms
42

Details checked on 12 November 2026.

Facilities

  • Spa
  • Indoor pool
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Garden

Tips

  • Book dinner with the room The Bishop's Buttery has few tables.
  • Look at the Rock from the spa The pool and the gardens face the hill.

Frequently asked questions

How many stars does it have?

Five.

Does it have a spa?

Yes, with a pool, a thermal circuit and seaweed baths.

Can I get there without a car?

Yes: the 245X bus from Dublin stops in the town, a few minutes' walk away.

LuxuryBy carCar-freeAs a family

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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