About Castle Grove House Hotel

Castle Grove was built in 1695 by the Grove family, who came here in 1656 however, the original Ireland country house was burnt during the siege of Londonderry in 1690. It was here also that the famous Daniel O'Connell was introduced to the powers that be that led to him being an elected MP at the time. Castle Grove also had a big influence in the life of General Richard Montgomery whose fame still lives on - the American War of Independence. During famine times the Groves both fed and educated all tenant families. We all enjoy the welcoming atmosphere that lives on from such generosity and is complimented by the "Cead Mile Failte" that awaits you to make your stay a memorable one.

Castle Grove is a "must" when in the North-West, the most beautiful and un-spoilt part of Ireland with its magnificent beaches. Castle Grove restaurant offers excellent cuisine that is prepared with dedication and care by our award winning chef, and served by discreet and friendly staff. The restaurant provides the very best of good Irish food including fish fresh from the sea, tender juicy roasts and vegetables fresh from the hotel garden, all cooked with care and attractively presented and accompanied with an extensive wine list. All in all this entire experience that is Castle Grove is a "must" when in Donegal.

Accommodation at Castle Grove House Hotel

All bedrooms are en-suite and individually decorated whilst retaining the elegance of the house with all of its Georgian features and antiques. State Rooms are spacious and elegantly selected. All State Rooms over-look the gardens. Superior beds, linens and towels as well as bathroom requisites are provided in all rooms. Some ground floor rooms are disabled friendly. The Executive Suites are spacious and some of them have four poster beds draped with wild silk. In house services available to guests:

Laundry

Dry Cleaning

Pressing

Shoe shine

Walking shoes and golf shoes put to dry

Hair dryers

Private car parking

Heli-Landing

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