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Irish artist Domino Whisker curated the hallway leading to this studio. It sits within the original hotel building, with a sitting area for time away from the bed. The room looks towards the gardens, and its bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower.

One studio design pairs an orange headboard with cream walls and a tall, narrow sash window. An angled line runs across the upper part of the ceiling. Butterfly and floral motifs appear on the cushions, while a pale throw has a herringbone pattern. Lamps with pale pleated shades stand on dark wood-toned bedside pieces. A framed black-and-white tree image hangs on one wall.

Italian bed linen has a 300-thread-count finish, with goose-down pillows supplied. Bathrobes and slippers are ready for use, together with De Witte Lietaer towels. A USB charger is provided, and services and amenities for younger guests are available.

Restored antiques and modern art furnish this room, with interiors by Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul. Natural linens, wool carpets and neutral colours give the room a calm setting. The Caha Mountains form part of the outlook across the water.

One room design pairs a curved pink headboard with grey-blue patterned cushions. A pale sofa stands beside two sash windows dressed in cream curtains. The coffee table is rectangular, with a wood-toned finish. A slat-backed chair has a striped seat, and a cabinet has a pale veined top. A floral picture has a gold-coloured frame, and the wall lights have pleated shades.

A walk-in shower is set within an Italian marble bathroom with underfloor heating. Italian linens have a 300-thread-count finish, and the bed has goose-down pillows. The minibar holds complimentary non-alcoholic treats on arrival.

These rooms combine restored antiques with modern art from the Meehan family collection. Tara Meehan worked on the design with Simon Paul, a local designer. They chose natural linens, neutral colours and wool carpets. Views take in the gardens and surrounding woodland.

One Queen-room design has a pale fabric headboard with a pattern. White linen and cushions with curved motifs dress the bed. Small diamond patterns run through cream curtains, and a striped cushion rests on a wood-framed armchair. A round glass-topped table stands nearby. A King-room design uses a patterned armchair and pedestal table. A framed print and small pleated wall light decorate the wall.

Italian marble and underfloor heating finish the bathrooms, which have a walk-in shower. Goose-down pillows are supplied for the bed. USB charging points are available, along with bathrobes, slippers and De Witte Lietaer towels.

Restored antiques and modern art furnish the sleeping and sitting areas. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul chose natural tones and soft fabrics for the room. The bathroom has Italian marble, underfloor heating and a walk-in shower.

One layout has a broad rectangular opening towards a sitting nook. A pale armchair and sofa sit with a wood-toned table. Pale green cushions with a geometric pattern dress the bed against a tall pink headboard. Cream curtains, a pale carpet and a colourful framed print add to the setting. A writing desk and slat-backed chair stand beside the bed.

Goose-down pillows and 300-thread-count Italian linens are provided for sleeping. The bathroom has De Witte Lietaer towels, with bathrobes and slippers ready for use. Air conditioning and USB charging points are also included. Complimentary non-alcoholic treats fill the minibar when you arrive.

Modern artworks share this room with restored antique furniture. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul chose natural fabrics and calm colours for the bedroom and generous sitting area. The outlook takes in Kenmare town and the mature oak and sycamore trees around the hotel.

One design has a grey sofa and a rectangular coffee table with turned legs. A drop-leaf desk has a cane-backed chair, while sage curtains carry a botanical pattern. Pale floral cushions rest against a tall pink headboard. Cream walls and a pale carpet extend through the bedroom.

Italian marble and underfloor heating finish the bathroom, where the bath and shower are separate. The bed has goose-down pillows and 300-thread-count Italian linens. De Witte Lietaer towels, bathrobes and slippers are supplied for use after bathing. Complimentary non-alcoholic treats are in the minibar on arrival.

The Caha Mountains form part of the outlook from the room and sitting area. Restored antiques stand alongside modern artworks. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul chose the neutral colours. Natural linens and wool carpets add texture to the room.

In one room design, cream curtains frame two sash windows beside a pale sofa. A rectangular wood-toned coffee table furnishes the sitting space, with a striped seat on a slat-backed chair. The bed has a curved pink headboard and grey-blue patterned cushions. A cabinet with a pale veined top, pleated wall shades and a framed floral picture add further detail.

The bathroom includes Italian marble, underfloor heating and a walk-in shower. The bed has 300-thread-count Italian linen and goose-down pillows. The minibar holds complimentary non-alcoholic treats when you arrive. USB charging points are available in the room too.

A small sitting area gives this room a place to read or relax away from the bed. The furnishings retain a traditional feel, with high-quality linens and goose-down pillows. The bathroom has a shower or a bath; some rooms have both, while a double vanity is available in certain layouts.

One room design has a wood-toned headboard and a floral quilt in red, green and gold. Writing and dressing pieces have mirrors, with a dark chair nearby. A broad opening leads towards patterned armchairs and a rectangular wood-toned table. White decorative brackets edge the top of the opening. Cream curtains have shaped pelmets, and there is an ornate gold-coloured mirror.

Bathrobes are ready for use after a shower or bath, and the room has two telephones. Some rooms also have a private garden or balcony.

The bedroom opens into a sitting area with restored antiques and modern art. Tara Meehan worked with local designer Simon Paul on the suite. They chose natural fabrics and neutral tones, with seating inside and outdoors. The outlook includes the Caha Mountains.

In one arrangement, a wide opening leads from the sleeping area to a pale sofa and armchair. A glass-topped table has a wood-toned frame. An ornate curved-front cabinet and tall decorative mirror add to the furnishings, while the bedroom has a curved headboard with a pale inset.

Italian marble and underfloor heating finish the bathroom, which has a walk-in shower. Goose-down pillows and 300-thread-count Italian linens dress the bed. Air conditioning is provided, and the minibar is stocked on arrival. USB charging points are also available within the suite.

Restored antique furniture sits alongside modern art in this open-plan suite. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul shaped the interiors. Natural fabrics and calm colours run through the bedroom and generous sitting area. USB charging points are available in the suite.

One interior pairs a grey sofa with a wood-toned coffee table on turned legs. A cane-backed chair sits at a drop-leaf writing desk. Sage curtains have a botanical pattern. The tall pink headboard has pale floral cushions, with cream walls and a pale carpet around the bed.

The bathroom has Italian marble and underfloor heating, with a bath and a separate shower. Italian linens have a 300-thread-count finish, with goose-down pillows on the bed. The minibar includes complimentary non-alcoholic treats and is stocked on arrival.

The bedroom flows into an open sitting area with restored antiques and modern art. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul chose natural fabrics and neutral colours for the suite. Gardens and the Caha Mountains add to the outlook beyond the water.

One design includes a pale sofa and armchair with floral cushions. They sit around a glass-topped coffee table in a wood-toned frame. The bedroom has a carved dark headboard, plain pale curtains and cream walls. Framed black-and-white pictures hang on the walls, with a pleated shade on the reading lamp.

A walk-in shower and separate bath feature in the Italian marble bathroom. Underfloor heating is provided, and the bed has 300-thread-count Italian linens and goose-down pillows. The minibar holds complimentary treats when you arrive. USB charging points are also available for your devices.

Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architects created a distinctly contemporary setting for these suites. Irish limestone and oak line the walls and floors, while full-height windows frame the surrounding woodland. Each room holds a piece from the Meehan family art collection.

One interior has light wood-toned panels, low open shelving behind the bed and a green rug. A beige sofa provides seating, while a round table is paired with tan chairs on metal frames. Pale curtains include both sheer and opaque layers. The furniture leaves the broad glazing as a prominent part of the design, with the bed positioned towards the outlook.

Dark stone finishes the bathroom, where a deep bath sits in the window looking out across the water. A generous shower is also provided. Italian linens and goose-down pillows dress the bed, and bathrobes and slippers are supplied. Air conditioning and a minibar stocked on arrival complete the room’s practical comforts.

Restored antique furniture fills the bedroom and open sitting area. Artworks come from the Meehan family collection. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul shaped the suite, using natural fabrics and neutral colours. Beyond the gardens, the Caha Mountains form part of the outlook.

One interior has a grey sofa and armchair with floral cushions. A glass-topped table has a carved wood-toned frame. The curtains are cream and the carpet is pale. A red abstract artwork and a black-and-white picture decorate the walls, with a patterned lamp base among the smaller details.

The Italian marble bathroom has underfloor heating, a walk-in shower and a separate bath. On the bed, 300-thread-count Italian linens are paired with goose-down pillows. Air conditioning and USB charging points are available. The minibar is stocked on arrival with complimentary items.

A curved window defines this suite, named in tribute to Brendan Kennelly’s poem Begin. There are places to sit, dine and work. The dressing room has its own outlook over Kenmare Bay and the Caha Mountains. Tara Meehan and local designer Simon Paul brought restored antiques and modern art into the suite.

One arrangement places a round dining table and curved-back chairs in the window bay. A pale sofa and armchairs surround a low wood-toned chest-style table on a patterned rug. There is also a tall curved-top cabinet and a writing desk. An opening leads towards a dressing area with floral wallpaper.

The Italian marble bathroom has underfloor heating and a double vanity. The bath, shower and WC are separate. Goose-down pillows and 300-thread-count Italian linens are supplied. The minibar is stocked when you arrive, and air conditioning is available in the suite.