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Knocktopher Abbey

Co. Kilkenny Eastern Ireland

Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
  • Knocktopher Abbey
Address
Seasons at Knocktopher Abbey Knocktopher Co.Kilkenny R95 TD82 Ireland
Closest airport(s)
Waterford 25 miles or Dublin 90 miles.

Knocktopher Abbey
Resort overview

THE ABBEY SUITES. Knocktopher remained the family seat until 1981, when it was painstakingly restored to provide seven spacious self-catering suites, each with its own unique character, leather Chesterfields, antique desks and a double sofa bed in the lounge area. Please note, only one of the suites has privacy for four guests with a separate bedroom, six suites have privacy for two guests.

THE MEWS COTTAGES. The adjacent coach house and stables have been tastefully converted into seven two-bedroomed cottages. The cottages comprise of five 2x2bedroom/2bathroom units and two 1xbedroom1/bathroom unit.

Both the Abbey Suites and the Mews Cottages are furnished with every requirement for self-catering, including: A fully fitted kitchen with appliances. Television, all bed linen, towels, crockery, cutlery, glassware and cookware. Double glazing and heating.

The timeless peace and beauty of Knocktopher Abbey is sure to work its magic on even the most stressed visitor. Set in the green and pleasant countryside between the historic towns of Kilkenny and Waterford, the Abbey makes an ideal touring centre for the picturesque south east of Ireland, surrounded as it is by all the wild, unspoilt beauty of mountain ranges, rugged coast and rolling countryside. The history of Knocktopher Abbey is fascinating. Set in 17 acres of mature gardens and parkland, it was the site of a Norman castle, and the keep can still be seen today. Later, in the 13th century, the Abbey was home to the first Carmelite order in Ireland, and remained so until Cromwell occupied the building in 1647. The house itself was home for three centuries to the Langrishe family, the Lords of Ballyhale. The present Abbey was rebuilt in Gothic style in 1850, following a disastrous fire.
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Knocktopher Abbey
Facilities

  • Unit configuration
  • Unit
    • Colour TV
    • DVD Player
    • Heating
    • Video
  • Resort
    • Internet Facilities
    • Laundry or Laundries
  • Area
    • Biking
    • Fishing
    • Horse Riding
    • Neighbourhood Shopping Centre
    • Restaurants
    • Sauna

Knocktopher Abbey

PLEASE NOTE, GAS AND ELECTRICITY CHARGES MAY VARY AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AS PER RESORT. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE RESORT DIRECTLY

Refundable security deposit of £50 payable on arrival.

Electricity fee €100 for all units.


Important info

    • Check in:
    • Earliest: After 1600 hours.
    • Latest:

    • Check out:
    • Earliest: Before 1000 hours.
    • Latest: Before 1000 hours.
Knocktopher Abbey
Seasons at Knocktopher Abbey Knocktopher Co.Kilkenny R95 TD82
Ireland
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