Wedding Lodging & Travel

Hotel

Castle Leslie Estate

We have exclusive use of the Castle on July 27th & 28th The Castle has 20 double occupancy bedrooms and The Lodge has 15 double occupancy bedrooms that are in our package. We will assign the 35 bedrooms, when those are filled we will notify anyone who does not have a bedroom so they can book through Castle Leslie. Our special wedding rates are as follows: The Castle (Sunday) €265.00 per room/night The Castle (Monday) €255.00 per room/night The Lodge (Sunday) €250.00 per room/night The Lodge (Monday) €235.00 per room/night *You will provide your credit card on arrival to the hotel and be charged upon check out Please be advised, any bookings made through the 3rd party websites including the Castle Leslie site, will not honor the wedding rate. Please do not book a room unless you've been notified directly by Tom or Morgan that you need to. Breakfast is included in your room rate both mornings and served in the Castle. There are both a restaurant and pub located in The Lodge for any additional meals. If we fill all 35 rooms, we will notify anyone directly who has not RSVP'd or does not have a room. There are additional rooms available at The Lodge and the Old Stable Mews - these are subject to availability and the room rate is determined by Castle Leslie at the time of booking (we do not have a special rate for any rooms beyond our 35, The Lodge has 50 total rooms of which we have 15 in our package). If it becomes necessary, you can book these directly through the website or emailing reservations@castleleslie.com. Total, there are 95 bedrooms on the grounds of the Estate. These rooms are located in The Castle, Lodge, and Old Stable Mews on the Estate. If you are traveling with additional guests or children, we recommend looking at the Old Stable Mews which are on the Castle Leslie property (15 min walk from the Castle or 5 min drive) these are 2 bedroom "private luxury home rental" style cottages.

Flight

Direct Flights to Dublin

Direct Flights To Dublin from USA: Chicago (ORD) - Aer Lingus*, United, American, Washington (IAD) - Aer Lingus*, United* New York (JFK) - Delta*, Aer Lingus* Newark (EWR) - United*, Aer Lingus* Boston (BOS) - Delta*, Aer Lingus* Philadelphia (PHL) - American*, Aer Lingus* Minneapolis (MSP) - Aer Lingus, Delta Los Angeles (LAX) - Aer Lingus* Atlanta (ATL) - Delta Orlando (MCO) - Aer Lingus* San Francisco (SFO) - Aer Lingus* Seattle/Tacoma (SEA) - Aer Lingus* Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) - American* Cleveland (CLE) - Aer Lingus* Charlotte (CTL) - American Hartford (BDL) - Aer Lingus Denver (DEN) - Aer Lingus (May to September) *If you don't see your city on here, look into flying direct to London and taking a short flight into Dublin. Flights from London to Dublin are usually under $100.

Rental Car

Rental Cars from Dublin International Airport

You should not need a car while in Dublin, but if you plan on exploring different areas in Ireland, you'll need a vehicle. You will need a rental car to travel from Dublin to Castle Leslie in Monaghan (approximately a 90-minute drive). A 5 day rental ranges anywhere from $150-$400. We recommend sharing a car with fellow guests if possible. Remember, they drive on the left side of the road in Ireland! To arrange a private car hire, contact Des at Carns Taxis on calleryd@icloud.com or 047 71122

Hotel

Suggested Hotel while in Dublin: Conrad Dublin

Located across from the National Concert Hall and just a few minutes from two of Dublin’s most beautiful parks, the Conrad benefits from its dreamy location. Although its setting hasn’t changed, its recent €14 million ($16 million) renovation has cemented its reputation as one of the most impressive hotels in town. The bright lobby, which draws influences from the nearby Iveagh Gardens, is filled with branch-like light fixtures and neutral greens—a color scheme that continues in the rooms. Another impressive thing to come from the refurb is The Coburg, a sexy brasserie with impeccable food. Although it's not all that impressive from the outside, the Conrad, one of the unsung heroes of the Dublin hotel scene, has managed to nail luxury without sacrificing style.

Hotel

Suggested Hotel while in Dublin: The Dean Dublin

The Dean, feels part Soho House, part Bowery—in other words, it's a magnet for creatives that favor an unstuffy, low-key luxury. It’s a nondescript, 51-room boutique hotel located in the edgier south side of town, where the nightlife scene is bustling every night of the week (a dream for some, a nightmare for others). Enter through a moodily lit doorway and you’ll find a neon sign spelling “I Fell in Love Here,” and similarly cool décor throughout.

House Or Rental

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