Fitzgeralds Woodlands Hotel

We had the most amazing day for our wedding in June and all the team at the Woodlands went above and beyond for us. David has been an incredible help from the moment we met him. in the lead up and right until the days following our wedding. He and the team are just so easy to work with, it made us feel so comfortable and we are so so grateful for everything they all have done. Could not recommend this beautiful place enough!

We stayed here on our road trip of the Wild Atlantic Way. It is just outside the beautiful village of Adare (too far to walk). It is a large hotel but manages to be very friendly and cosy. The family who own it are very hands on and check that guests are happy. We had a free upgrade on arrival which was a bonus. Our room was comfortable, though I would have preferred a walk in shower. The lounge/bar was very pleasant. They have their own bespoke gin. The dinner and breakfast were beautifully presented and so so tasty. The chef had clearly worked on the flavour combinations. The baked Alaska dessert was to die for!! The staff were friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking. Great value.

We stayed here for a pleasant weekend away. The hotel has everything you need, with a restaurant, gym, pool and spa. We booked a double room and were actually allocated to a room that used to be used as a bridal suite. It was a lovely big room. Albeit some may not have like it as it was close to the pool plant room, so there was a background humming noise. The bedding was super soft and luxurious. The mattress topper you just melted into. It would have been nice to have had Irish toiletries/something more local, rather than the English Spa branded products. The restaurant served delicious evening meals and a breakfast buffet. You could also order dishes off a breakfast menu too. The scones at breakfast were delicious, as too was the thick cut bacon. The gym could do with some attention in terms of modernisation of some of the weight machines. Nonetheless, it was nice to have this facility. There’s an enclosure of various small animals too. However, these enclosures are too small and need to be larger - particularly for poultry and especially for the poor the peacocks.