2 Accommodation, 8 Things to do
The Palmer Smurfit Course at the K Club located in Kildare, has already been talked about as the greatest inland golf course developed in Ireland. Read more
Since opening in 1991, Kildare Hotel and Country Club in Straffan, County Kildare has continually delivered the highest standards of food and beverage offerings, golf, leisure, outdoor activities, and spa treatments and products. Read more
Barberstown Castle, County Kildare, is a four star Castle & Country House Hotel. Visitors to Barberstown will experience a very relaxing & welcoming Castle while enjoying great food and wine, open log fires, luxury and exceptional personal service Read more
Lodge Park Walled Garden is located at The Steam Museum in Straffan, County Kildare. The 18th Century garden has been under restoration in recent years and includes fruit trees and roses. The property also has a tea house and gift shop. Read more
Castlewarden is one of the best kept secrets in Leinster. This hidden gem is nestled in the plains of Kildare between the townlands of Steelstown and Oughterard. Read more
The Palmer Ryder Cup Course is recognised as one of Europe’s greatest golf courses, The Palmer Ryder Cup Course drew international acclaim when it hosted the 36th Ryder Cup in September 2006. Read more
The K Spa at The K Club in Straffan, County Kildare, will experience the highest standards of luxury. K Spa offers a sublime and relaxing experience which will leave guests feeling rested and refreshed. Read more
The Steam Museum and Lodge Park Walled Garden,two attractions in the same place, are located only 15kms west of Dublin and are 5kms from 2 arterial roads, N4 and N7 Read more
Experience mouth-watering dishes served to perfection whilst overlooking The K Club’s manicured gardens and our very own private stretch of the River Liffey in Straffan, Co Kildare. Read more
Nestled in The Palmer Clubhouse,Straffan, Co. Kildare the Legends is suitable for all tastes and palates encompassing traditional Irish dining & sumptuous gourmet meals whilst guests enjoying the relaxed, friendly atmosphere of the restaurant. Read more
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