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With its luxurious accommodation worth five red AA stars, reserves of ageing port, rare books and sumptuous cuisine, Sheen Falls lodge has retained the warm and welcoming atmosphere of a country manor house.

Spacious guest rooms and suites all afford views of the tranquil Kenmare Bay or the cascading Sheen waterfalls, while soft light and abundant space add to the atmosphere.

With two AA Rosettes to recommend it, La Cascade is one of Ireland’s top restaurants, where you can taste the exquisite creations of executive head chef Heiko Riebrandt and his team while enjoying panoramic views over the waterfalls and onto the bay.

The Health Spa also offers an extensive range of pampering beauty and body treatments, with qualified therapists to guide and assist in choosing treatments.

The estate also has 15 miles of private river for fishing, while horse riding treks take you up into the surrounding hills.

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Guest Rooms

Deluxe Rooms (45m²) - Overlook the Sheen Waterfalls or Kenmare Bay in a spacious ensuite deluxe bedroom.

Junior Suite (61m²) - All open plan design with bedroom and lounge area which comfortably seats up to four. Junior Suites are a perfect size for families with extra space to accommodate everyone.

Suite (74-93m²) – Location ensures that all suites enjoy a truly magnificent view over the Kenmare Bay. The Suites can be used for families, converting the drawing room into a second bedroom, or alternatively some of the suites interconnect with a separate deluxe room.

Signature Suite (99m²) - Each of the four Signature Suites offer a unique experience and are situated in a stunning setting with unrivalled views.

Lansdowne Suite (115m²) - This impressive deluxe residence has its own secluded entrance with semi tropical landscaped paths. From the front door, enter the suite through to a beautiful lounge furnished with open log fire. An elegant staircase leads to the ensuite master bedroom with views over the bay, and a further two bedrooms can be incorporated into the suite. There is an open plan kitchen and dining room, with private patio.

Presidential Suite (125m²) - The Presidential Suite is truly exceptional featuring an octagonal shaped drawing room and two person Jacuzzi. The Presidential Suite provides the ultimate experience with customized services available to individual guests needs.

Bar/Dining

La Cascade

The luxurious Sheen Falls in County Kerry offers lovers of fine dining a double AA Rosette experience from Executive Chef, Heiko Riebrandt.

La Cascade: This grand restaurant has an idyllic setting overlooking the Sheen waterfalls. Heiko Riebrandt uses the very best of local produce, with fresh Atlantic seafood from nearby Castletownbere, Milleen's cheese-makers, and organic vegetables. Gentle music from a grand piano adds to the ambience of the elegant surroundings.

Other dining options at the Lodge at Sheen Falls include the Sun Lounge and Oscar’s Bar and Bistro.

Travel/Weather

Cork and Kerry airports are serviced from Dublin, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Edinburgh, Nice and Heathrow.

The hotel is located at the edge of both the world-famous Ring of Kerry and the lesser known Ring of Beara.

Fishing

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The Sheen Falls Estate is home to 15 miles of private river bank where the Sheen River rises in the Caha Mountains and flows deep through the valley before it spills into Kenmare Bay. The most prevalent fish is the Wild Atlantic Salmon (Salmon Salar), with Brown Trout also prevalent in the Sheen River.

Fishing Calendar & Rates

The season is from March 15 to September 30. Spinning, worm, shrimp and fly are all permitted. Licences, and all necessary equipment, may be obtained at the hotel.

Please ask your Ascot Golf Sales Representative to include Fishing with your visit to Sheen Falls Lodge, Co Kerry, Ireland.

Fine Dining

La Cascade

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The luxurious Sheen Falls in County Kerry offers lovers of fine dining a triple AA Rosette experience from Executive Chef, Heiko Riebrandt.

La Cascade: This grand restaurant has an idyllic setting overlooking the Sheen waterfalls. Heiko Riebrandt uses the very best of local produce, with fresh Atlantic seafood from nearby Castletownbere, Milleen's cheese-makers, and organic vegetables. Gentle music from a grand piano adds to the ambience of the elegant surroundings.

Other dining options at the Lodge at Sheen Falls, include the Sun Lounge and Oscar’s Bar and Bistro.

Spa

The Health Club at Sheen Falls Lodge

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Guests at the Health Club at Sheen Falls Lodge can relax to the strains of classical music and even sometimes the resort’s resident pianist.

Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a gymnasium, a spacious Jacuzzi and a sauna.

There are face, body and beauty treatments with YonKa the signature beauty line.

Treatments include:

Qualified therapists will guide and assist in choosing treatments.

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Please ask your Ascot Golf Sales agent for more details, or to ensure availability at the Health Club at Sheen Falls Lodge for your visit, please include your Spa preferences with your Ascot Golf Holiday booking at Sheen Falls Lodge.

Horse Riding

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The Sheen Falls Estate is a playground for horse-riding, with a winding trek by the 'Sheen River' climbing up into the surrounding hills and descending to meet its sister river 'The Roughty'.

The route meanders to the source of the Kenmare Bay, overlooking the estuary, where many varieties of birds, swan and geese can be found in their natural habitat. Treks can be tailor made to suit your requirements, ranging from 1hr 15mins for the less experienced to 2 hour treks for the more advanced rider. All necessary equipment and instruction is available.

Please ask your Ascot Golf sales agent for further details or include your Horse Riding preferences with your Golf Holiday booking at the Lodge at Sheen Falls, Kerry, Ireland.

Kenmare

Par: 69 Length: 6003 yards

Kenmare Golf Club was founded in 1903, and was extended to 18 holes in 1993. Whilst the course can be very exacting for a good player, it is never unfair to the weak. The early holes stretch along the picturesque Roughty river estuary, while the remaining holes provide panoramic views of Kenmare Bay and the Roughty Valley. The course is just a two-minute walk from Kenmare town with its many fine hotels, guesthouses and restaurants. This venerable old golf course cannot be omitted from a golfer's itinerary.

Ring of Kerry

Par: 72 Length: 6416 yards Course designer: Eddie Hackett

"I have played most of the major championship courses in the world and none betters the Ring of Kerry" - Philip Walton, former Ryder Cup player The Ring of Kerry is a spectacular golfing challenge with panoramic views across Kenmare Bay and Kerry mountains. It has been voted 2nd in the “Ten of the best views in British Isles golf”. It is by definition a parkland course but contains many characteristics of links golf with firm turf and rolling fairways often lined with gorse.

Waterville

Par: 72 Length: 7184 yards Course designer: Eddie Hackett, John A. Mulcahy

Waterville Golf Club was founded in 1889 and is still one of the longest Championship courses in Europe off the back tees, some (tees) of which measure up to 175 yards! The classic course is surrounded scenically by the Atlantic Ocean and Kerry Mountains. An indication of the quality of this course is that Tiger Woods and friends usually come here to practice before the British Open each year!

Killarney - Killeen

Par: 72 Length: 6474 yards Course designer: Dr. Billy O'Sullivan, Eddie Hackett Venue: Irish Open

The flagship of the three courses at Killarney Golf Club, Killeen is firmly established as a traditional inland masterpiece, surrounded by the lakes of Killarney and some of Ireland's finest scenery. The course is challenging to the best golfers with tight, tree-lined fairways, water featuring on nearly every hole and fast greens. At the Irish Open in 1991 winner Nick Faldo was one of only three players to finish under par.