Mullingar Park Hotel

Category: Hotel


Mullingar Park Hotel
Dublin Road Mullingar Co Westmeath
Tel:+353 (0)44 933 7500

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Mullingar Park Hotel


This large hotel on the Dublin side of Mullingar contributes quality accommodation and welcome facilities to Mullingar town - and (providing you can find the entrance, which is not easy due to confusing signage) it makes a convenient journey break when travelling across the country.


Although not especially appealing from the road, it is a spacious and friendly place - and has an unexpectedly pleasant outlook at the back, where the bar and conference areas open on to a large and sheltered courtyard style ‘garden’ with neatly kept lawns and paths, well away from the road.


The Terrace Restaurant offers more than the usual hotel fare, and attracts diners from the town and beyond; the highly regarded chef Michael Rath offers appealing and attractively priced contemporary à la carte menus, including unusually strong vegetarian choices.



Conference/banqueting (1200/700); secretarial services, video conferencing, free broadband wi/fi. Rooms 95 (1 junior suites, 2 disabled, 67 no smoking). B&B €100 pps, ss €40. 24 hr room service; children welcome (under 3s free in parents' room, cot available without charge, baby sitting arranged). No pets. Garden, walking; leisure centre, swimming pool, spa, beauty salon.*Short breaks offered. Closed 25-26 Dec. Amex, Diners, MasterCard, Visa, Laser.

Directions:

Off the N4 - take exit no. 15.
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