Farnham Estate Spa & Golf Resort is a multiple award winning property that brings together hospitality, comfort and natural beauty. Upon entering the 16th century estate, visitors are greeted by acres of rolling countryside and a sense of peace and tranquillity.
The four star hotel boasts 158 guest rooms and suites, which offer panoramic views of the estate. One of the estate's gems is the Health Spa, which stretches over 40,000 square feet and incorporates 19 treatment rooms using the Award winning Irish Brand, Ground as well as Espa product ranges, an indoor/outdoor hydrotherapy Infinity pool, a gymnasium, soothing relaxation rooms and the Water Mint Thermal Suite with the main focus being on relaxation and rejuvenation.
The estate also boasts 11km of walking trails and one of Ireland’s top 18-hole championship golf courses which was designed by Jeff Howes and is spread over 500 acres of rolling countryside and dense woodland.
A luxurious stay at Farnham Estate continues with an exceptional dining experience in The Cedar Rooms Restaurant and is the recent conversion of an old stone building, historically lived in by the Estate Managers who looked after the extensive 1,300 acres of land over its 400 year history. Named after one of the oldest trees on the Estate, the magnificent Cedar of Lebanon stands pride of place on Farnham Lawn.
For a more casual dining experience Maxwell’s Grill Room provides a warm and relaxed ambience with extensive views of the majestic trees on Farnham Lawn. Using the finest of local, seasonal produce, the menu caters for a wide range of tastes with a grill section, classic bistro dishes and an extensive accompanying wine list. The hotel is also home to the Wine Goose Cellar Bar, situated in one of the estate’s underground tunnels.
While guests will find everything they need for a wonderful break within the perimeter of Farnham Estate, County Cavan also provides a number of activities and attractions. In the region, there are fantastic places for fishing and horse-riding, as well as heritage sites and a number of cultural festivals.
