GUESTROOMS
22 en-suite bedrooms offering spectacular views of the Blackwater Valley, including 1 suite, 6 junior suites, 13 standard and 2 single rooms.

ACCOMMODATION REVIEW
Originally the home of the O' Callaghan family, the house was demolished during the Cromwellian era and the current house was built in 1720. It is a listed Heritage Georgian Manor and boasts a splendid Victorian Conservatory constructed in 1886 by Richard Turner, the greatest ironmaster in the Victorian era. After a period of some 300 years, Longueville is once again in the O' Callaghan family.

Over the years, Longueville House has gained an excellent international reputation as a hotel and restaurant. Luxury, tranquility and a warm reception are assured in this family run hotel. Each of the 22 guestrooms is individually decorated in good taste and superb comfort. Guests are free to stroll the woodlands on the estate and visit the gardens, which supply much of the produce for the hotel's kitchen.

When not playing golf, fishing, cycling, hill walking and mountain climbing will keep you occupied. Guests can fish for salmon and trout on the nearby River Blackwater, while Cork Race Track is little over two miles from the hotel. The surrounding countryside is one of the most scenic in Ireland and guests can enjoy the experience at their leisure.