The Johnstown Estate, Enfield, Ireland | (888) 962-8097
Set on 120 acres of beautiful parkland
Spacious and comfortable rooms and suites
Bathrooms have both walk-in showers and tubs
Duplex self-catering apartments available
Extensive spa and leisure facilities with large pool
Large and modern fitness center, as well as soccer and rugby
fields
Fine-dining restaurant and a more casual bar
Expansive wedding and conference facilities
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Past guests have complained about food and service at the restaurant
The Johnstown House Hotel and Spa is an upscale property housed in a 1750s Georgian manor house situated on 120 acres of green and tranquil parkland near the small village of Enfield. Extensive spa facilities and a large leisure center that includes an 82-foot swimming pool and state-of-the-art fitness center attract leisure travelers, as well as sports teams, who can choose between regular guest rooms or self-catering apartments. Rooms are spacious. Bathrooms are large, and have both walk-in showers and tubs. There’s a fine-dining restaurant, a relaxed bar, and a bright and airy dining room where breakfast and lunch are served. The Johnstown House is a popular conference and wedding venue, with expansive facilities that can accommodate up to 1,000 conference attendees or cater to 450 guests.
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Upscale hotel housed in a 1750s Georgian manor house set on 120 acres of parkland
Situated on 120 acres of beautiful parkland and developed
around a 1750s Georgian residence, the Johnstown House Hotel and Spa mixes
tradition and history with modern elements. Certain parts of the hotel, such as the reception and lobby, are
housed in the original house, with its
beautiful decorative crown moldings and decor that evokes another era --
chandeliers, patterned wallpaper, plush brocaded curtains, wooden antique
pieces, fireplaces, and oil paintings in gilded frames. Other areas are more
modern, such as the light and airy lounge in the sunlit atrium, and the modern
spa and leisure center facilities. Common areas are bright and inviting, though
a bit dated in parts, with carpet flooring and plaid-patterned
couches. Though the Pavilion Restaurant is a bit lackluster in its decor -- patterned burgundy carpets that match the upholstered chairs, yellow walls
lined with a smattering of framed photographs -- the Coach House Bar is a
lovely, homey space with a stone fireplace, wooden floors, comfortable leather
seating, and a traditional wooden bar with atmospheric red lighting.The hotel attracts a mix of guests with its varied
facilities that include an extensive spa and leisure center, as well as
conference and wedding facilities. Self-catering apartments draw families,
large groups, and encourage extended stays, and the property's various training facilities, pool, and large, modern fitness center make it particularly popular with
sports teams.
Location
Peaceful countryside location close to the M4 motorway near the small town of Enfield
The hotel is set on 120 acres of tranquil parkland, close to
the M4 motorway, and a good base for exploring the Midlands, eastern coast, and
Dublin. It is located by the small town of Enfield, about a
five-minute drive from the hotel, where guests will find a couple of pubs,
cafes, and shops, as well as a train station and buses. There are several golf
courses in the area, including Knockanally Golf Club (13-minute drive),
Moyvalley Golf Club and Resort (18-minute drive), and Rathcore Golf and Country
Club (12-minute drive). Dublin is about an hour away.
Rooms
Spacious, inviting rooms with large bathrooms, plus self-catering duplex apartments
There are three types of rooms available at the hotel: Deluxe
Rooms, Executive King Rooms, and Suites. Decor is traditional, with warm colors, light wooden furniture that includes a work desk
and small table flanked by armchairs, and decorative embellishments like
crimson and cream patterned bedspreads and heavy curtains. Rooms are pleasant,
if a bit dated, with tube-style TVs. All rooms
have tea- and coffee-making facilities, free bottled water, minibars on request,
and free Wi-Fi. Bathrooms are fairly spacious, with both walk-in showers and
tubs. Executive Rooms offer more space, with a comfortable living area in
the bedroom; Suites have a separate living room.Self-catering duplex apartments are also
available, and should suit families, groups, and those planning on extended stays. These are located
next to the main building, and have two bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen,
living room, and dining room.
Features
Extensive spa facilities, leisure center with large pool and modern fitness center, fine-dining restaurant, and casual bar
The hotel’s Elemis Spa includes 18 treatment rooms, a relaxation room, hammam, and various thermal suites, including a steam room, sauna, and caldarium. Extensive treatments are available, including acupuncture and reiki. Refreshments are available at the Spa-Dee-Dah Cafe. The expansive leisure center also
consists of an 82-foot pool, hot tub, and large fitness center full of modern
machines. The hotel is popular with sports teams, and there are also various
training facilities that include a soccer and rugby field.The fine-dining Pavilion Restaurant uses locally sourced ingredients, and has an extensive wine list. The relaxed Coach House Bar offers a variety of bar food, and live music on weekends. Breakfast and lunch are served in the light and airy Atrium Brassiere. The hotel has various meeting rooms, and conference and
wedding facilities, which can accommodate up to 1,000 conference attendees or cater to 450 guests.
