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Glasson Stone Lodge BED
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an impressive house newly built from Irish limestone which blends well with the old 18th century houses in the village |
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Bed and Breakfast Summary |
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Glasson Stone Lodge
Glasson Village
Athlone (CW)
County Westmeath
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| 1 Double from: | €35.00 pppn |
| 1 Single from: | €45.00 pppn |
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Bed and Breakfast Description |
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Owned and managed by Carmel and Oliver O'Neill this house offers cleanliness, cosiness and exquisite interior design - while on the outside, private parking and a beautifully developed garden.
Glasson Stone Lodge consists of five bedrooms. All bedrooms are en-suite with TV, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a spacious lounge available in which to relax.
The quaint village of Glasson which is replete with old world charm, is located near the eastern banks of Lough Ree. Also known as the "Village of Roses" it is at its best in summer with roses in bloom but even in winter it has hostelries where one can spend many a happy hour. Within walking distance are three award-winning restaurants.
Glasson is also a major player in Westmeath's celebrated "Goldsmith Country" and was the subject of Oliver Goldsmith's poem "The Deserted Village".
Less than 2 miles from Glasson at Kilkenny West is a hill regarded as the geographical centre of Ireland and topped by a round domed tower - known as the Pinnacle - built in 1769.
Glasson is situated close to Lough Ree which is a haven for fishing, The Pinnacleboating and sailing, in fact Lough Ree Yacht Club founded in 1770 is the second oldest yacht club in the world.
There is something for everyone on the established walks around Glasson, whether you simply want to enjoy the beauty of nature or find subjects for photography you will not be disappointed. There is an ample scope for the artist, the antiquarian or the wild flower enthusiast to explore the lakeshore and be well rewarded for time spent.
We are approved members of:
Bord Failte, Town and Country Homes Association, Les Routiers Ireland and Westmeath Tourism. |
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Athlone (CW) Attractions |
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Athlone Castle Visitor Centre
Dominating the town of Athlone, this Norman Castle has panoramic views of the River Shannon. Features include exhibitions on the siege of Athlone, life of John McCormack, Shannon wildlife, folklore and military museums.
Clonmacnoise (20 mins drive)
ClonmacnoiseA most precious Irish jewel is an early Christian site founded by Saint Ciaran in the 6th century on the banks of the River Shannon. The site includes the ruins of a cathedral, eight churches (10th-18th century), two round towers, three high crosses and a large collection of early Christian grave slabs.
Bog Rail Tour, Clonmacnoise
Bog Rail TourThis is a unique opportunity to enjoy a guided tour by train around the internationally renownedraisedbog. The trip across this desert of cutaway bog is a journey through time, and will be a memorable exploration of its fascinating history.
Belvedere House and Gardens (30 mins drive)
A magnificent early 18th century stately home stands on 160 acres of parkland on the shores of Lough Ennell and has recently been restored and is open to the public 7 days a week from April to October.
Cornalea Trackway Visitors Centre (30 mins drive)
This is an iron age bog road which was built in 148 BC across the boglands close to the River Shannon. The road is the longest of its kind to have been uncovered in Europe and was excavated over the years by Professor Barry Rafferty, U.C.D. Inside the building an 18 metre stretch of preserved bog is on permanent display in a specially designed hall. Guided tours on the hour.
Locke's Distillery Museum (30 mins drive)
Locke's DistilleryBelieved to be the oldest licensed pot still distillery in the world. Licensed in 1757, Locke's produced whiskey for over 200 years. A guided tour through the only small pot still left in Ireland is provided following the process from grinding of the grain right through to casking of the whiskey. |
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B&B Location
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We are located in the village of Glasson which is 3 miles/8 kilometres north of Athlone on the N55.
Driving from Dublin Airport to Athlone:
Head south toward Swords Rd 75 m
Continue straight 0.3 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit
0.5 km
Slight left at Dublin Rd
Go through 1 roundabout 0.9 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the M1 ramp 0.7 km
Merge onto M1 1.1 km
At junction 1, take the M50 exit to N7/N2/N11/N3/N4/N81 0.4 km
At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto M50
Partial toll road 13.0 km
At junction 7, take the N4 exit to Sligeach/N6/Sligo/N5 61 m
Keep right at the fork to continue toward Lucan Rd/N4 and merge onto Lucan Rd/N4
Continue to follow N4 6.7 km
Continue on M4 (signs for Sligeach/M4/Sligo)
Partial toll road 44.9 km
At junction 11, take the N6 exit 1.6 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto N6 59.0 km
Take the exit toward Ballymahon Rd/N6
0.4 km
Turn left at Ballymahon Rd/N6
Continue to follow Ballymahon Rd
Go through 1 roundabout 0.9 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Ballymahon Rd/R362
Continue to follow R362 0.3 km
Turn right at R362/Sean Costello St
Continue to follow R362 0.6 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Grace Rd/R362 0.2 km
Turn left at Access to Athlone Army Barracks 23 m
Nearest Railway Station:
Athlone
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