

2. The Westbury Hotel, Dublin
If you fancy your romantic break to be of the urban variety, look no further than Dublin's stunning 5-star Westbury Hotel.
This romantic luxury hotel is located just off Grafton Street, meaning you have Dublin and all its shops, bars, restaurants, and nightlife at your doorstep.
And if you just want to hibernate once you get here, rest assured you will be doing so in the utmost comfort. All of the hotel's 205 rooms are kitted out with Nespresso machines, minibars, and elegant bathrooms, and even the standard rooms are generous in their size.
Plonk yourself down in some of the comfy sofas, enjoy afternoon tea and do grab Sunday Brunch at the hotel's restaurant, Balfes, before you leave. We can pretty much guarantee you'll be back.
For more information or to book for a romantic weekend away, just click here.
3. Blairscove House Co. Cork
If you fancy escaping the world for a few days, look no further than the stunning Blairscove House in Co. Cork. This truly romantic country house sits nestled in the lush rolling hills of West Cork, and once you get inside the luxurious walls, chances are you will never want to leave.
For more information or to book for a romantic weekend away, just click here.
4. The Twelve Hotel, Galway If you are looking for a sexy, intimate and truly luxurious hotel, head west to Barna, on the west coast between Galway and Connemara. We love the elegantly understated decor with wooden floor, dark purple sofas and statement wallpapers, think comfortable lux rather than over-the-top and opulent. Sink into the cosy seat in the hotel bar, re-discover your romance over a delicious dinner and retire to your luxurious room for some much-needed R&R. For more information or to book for a romantic weekend away, just click here.
5. Ballynahinch Castle Hotel, Connemara
The wild, unspoiled beauty of Connemara sets the backdrop for this gorgeous and truly romantic hotel – perfect for a weekend away when you just want to focus on each other.
This 40-room Ballynahinch Castle Hotel is a less formal, more accessible alternative to the more famous Ashford Castle, complete with decor that manages to be both homey and elegant.While more a manor house than a castle, the main building dates back to the 18th century and both the building and the estate are steeped in history.
Don't even think about leaving without having enjoyed the restaurant's exquisite cuisine using locally sourced fish, game, and mushrooms from the surrounding region.
For more information or to book for a romantic weekend away, just click here.
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