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Luxurious Accommodation and Award-Winning Dining
At Cliff at Lyons, experience luxury like never before with fully equipped rooms and a selection of rooms featuring balconies. Indulge in exquisite dining at Aimsir, boasting two Michelin Stars, or savor classic Irish cuisine at The Mill Restaurant & Terrace. Wake up to a delicious cooked breakfast at the Orangery and enjoy activities like cycling, walking, and fishing in the picturesque surroundings of Celbridge.
Relaxation and Convenience
Unwind at the on-site spa or rent a bike to explore the charming area. With a 24-hour front desk and various activities available, your stay at Cliff at Lyons is designed for relaxation and convenience.
Ideal Location for Exploring
Conveniently situated between Dublin and Kildare, Cliff at Lyons offers easy access to both cities while providing a tranquil retreat in the countryside. Book now to experience the perfect blend of luxury, dining, and relaxation at Cliff at Lyons.
A group deposit policy applies when reserving 3 or more rooms.
Please note that the bikes are available for guests to rent for EUR 10 per person for a 3 hour slot.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Beautiful in every way
Breakfast was disgusting
Coffee Cold
Service slow
No one in charge
Reception the young man was rude
Badly sign posted to spa
Our meal was ok - we were very disappointed overall as it was a very special occasion to be honest would not recommend.,
The courtyard coffee shop was where we ate -pity as the location was beautiful and came highly recommended
Very disappointed overall - and the food was
This is a unique property in a fantastic location
The property needs some serious maintenance work to restore it to level it once had 10 years ago
Scenery is beautiful and the hotel itself is very picturesque. Staff were nice.
We stayed in a cottage and the shower in one room barely had a trickle coming out and the 2nd room was only a bath with a hand held shower and the shower part didnt work at all.
Everything
Nothing
The Cottage we stayed in, Turrets Cottage was excellent. Everything you could want or need was in it and it was really cool and quirkey, our kids and dog loved it as did we.
The bar area above the resturant is not a nice place to have a drink, very loud noise from the resturant and zero atmosphere. Considering the excellent interior decor everywhere else, the resturant and bar area are not very welcomming.
Beautiful location - secluded and quiet. It felt very authentic. The cottage was beautiful
When we stayed none of the facilities were open which was disappointing
Very dissapointing stay here on Monday August 3rd. It was my partner and I 'S anniversary and we were both really looking forward to staying here and enjoying the property. I received a phone call at 1pm that day (check in at 4pm) to be told THE ENTIRE HOTEL WOULD BE CLOSED and because we were staying in a cottage we would need codes to let ourselves in and out because there would be NO STAFF.
Myself and my partner were looking forward to using all of the hotel amenities and would not of booked had we known that the entire property would be empty. It really put a negative spin on our anniversary and truthfully being on large grounds that are quite remote, no staff, closed and nobody around is quite creepy. I have emailed the property about this and have been ignored
Staying at a property that was closed for the evening with no staff
Full of character and charm, around every corner a delight for the senses. Our room in one of the guest cottages was big & spacious , comfortable bed , high ceilings & marble fireplace. The room had a Jane Austen elegance. The bathroom had both a shower & claw-foot bath tub. Gorgeous smelling bath & shower products from their spa. With views out of the sash windows of a beautiful courtyard garden blooming with climbing roses, clematis & hydrangeas greeting you at eye level. Winding paths led to the relaxing thermal village shaded by trees offering natural beauty & privacy. The Shackleton Mill restaurant overlooked the mill waterfall with a high cathedral ceiling feels stylish and inviting. Good food & breakfast was delicious. And an excellent on site coffee shop. All the staff were welcoming engaging & friendly.
A minor thing - no USB sockets in the room & TV was dated.
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