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Hotel | Spa | Golf Meetings | Incentives | Conferences | Events Your destination, your venue. Nestled in the East Cork countryside, just 30 minutes away from Cork City but worlds away from the stress of city life, Castlemartyr The Art of Meeting is a unique destination resort. Here an 18th Century classic Manor House lies adjacent to the ruins of an 800 year old castle originally Your Expectations... built by Strongbow. The Manor House has been magnificently restored and elegantly enhanced to offer 103 deluxe guest rooms, a luxury spa and impeccably styled interiors. ...Meetings, Conferences, Events & Team Building. Executive meetings and conferences from 2 to 300 delegates can be accommodated and our level of service, flexibility and attention to ...Rooms, Dining, Golf & Leisure. detail makes us one of the most sought after venues in Ireland. The estate is set on 220 acres of parklands. The Golf course is designed by renowned golf architect Ron Kirby and is an impressive 18 hole inland links styled course. The grounds offer a myriad of possibilities for outdoor pursuits including garden games on Mitchells Lawn, woodland trails and a large range of team building programmes. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] The Ladysbridge Room Set up Theatre Boardroom Banqueting U-Shape Cabaret Classroom Features: ~ N/A 14 18 N/A N/A N/A s .ATURALDAYLIGHT s "LACKOUTFACILITIES Meeting Room Length Width Height s 7IRELESSCONTROLPANEL Dimensions s )NTERNETCAPABILITY Ladysbridge 26.84 ft 16.5 ft 9.51 ft 442.86 sq ft s INCHPLASMAMONITOR Room 8.18 m 5.03 m 2.9 m 41.15 sq m s %XECUTIVEDÏCORANDSEATING Ladysbridge 19 ft 13.42 ft 9.51 ft 254.98 sq ft s 0RE&UNCTIONROOM Reception Room 5.79 m 4.09 m 2.9 m 23.68 sq m The Ladysbridge Pre-function Room The Ladysbridge Room 0OWER/UTLET 2 Amp Socket LAN Connection TV Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] The Midleton & The Youghal Room Features: s "OARDROOMSSUITABLEFORTODELEGATES s .ATURALDAYLIGHT s "LACKOUTFACILITIES s 7IRELESSCONTROLPANELFORLIGHTING and electronics s )NTERNETCAPABILITY s INCHPLASMAMONITORWITH laptop-connectability s %XECUTIVEDÏCORANDSEATING s -IDLETON~ boardroom style, max 12pax s 9OUGHAL~ boardroom style, max 8pax Break Out Areas: s 4HE,IVING2OOM s 4HE'ARDEN2OOM s 4HE+NIGHTS"AR s 'ARDEN'UESTROOMS s 'RAND3UITES s 0RESIDENTIAL,IVING3PACE Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] The Kiltha Room Set up Theatre Boardroom Banqueting U-Shape Cabaret Classroom Features: ~ 100 30 72 36 48 40 s .ATURALDAYLIGHTWITHBREATHTAKINGVIEWS s "LACKOUTFACILITIES Meeting Room Length Width Height s)NTERNETCAPABILITY Dimensions s 7IRELESSCONTROLPANELFORLIGHTING 36.45 ft 30.25 ft 9.51 ft 1,102 sq ft Kiltha Room and electronics 11.11 m 9.22 m 2.9 m 102 sq m s INCHPLASMAMONITORWITH laptop-connectability s 0!SYSTEMMIRCROPHONE The Kiltha Room 0OWER/UTLET 2 Amp Socket LAN Connection TV Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] The Capel Suite Set up Theatre Boardroom Banqueting U-Shape Cabaret Classroom Features: ~ 300 N/A 220 60 140 150 s &LOORTOCEILINGWINDOWS OVERLOOKING the meadow Meeting Room Length Width Height s 3ELFCONTAINEDWITHITSOWNRESTROOMS Dimensions reception area and terrace Capel Suite 78.44 ft 34.02 ft 28.22 ft 2,668 sq ft s ,%$LIGHTING Room 23.91 m 10.37 m 8.6 m 248 sq m s #OMPLIMENTARY7I &I Capel Suite 42.13 ft 22.15 ft 28.22 ft 933 sq ft s 0!3YSTEMMICROPHONE Reception Area 12.84 m 6.75 m 8.6 m 87 sq m The Capel Suite Reception The Capel Suite Area 0OWER/UTLET 2 Amp Socket LAN Connection TV Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] For Business or Pleasure &ORTHEULTIMATEEXPERIENCEINCORPORATE meetings and conferencing, step beyond the walls of the boardroom and maximise the POTENTIALOFYOURMEETINGAT4HE0RESIDENTIAL Suite, Castlemartyr Resort. 7ITHSTUNNINGVIEWSOFTHETHCENTURY CASTLEANDORNATEGARDENS 4HE0RESIDENTIAL Suite is bright and airy with character and charm. This stylish space is suitable for both business meetings and corporate entertaining, providing delegates with their very own private area and a stimulating environment for brainstorming, creative thinking and negotiation. 4HE0RESIDENTIAL3UITEISALSOIDEALFOR entertaining corporate clients or guests, complete with an anteroom generous enough to host a cocktail reception and a dining room serviced by a dedicated elevator creating the ideal space for a private dining event. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Dining & Lounging /UR3TARRESORTOFFERSAVARIETYOFDINING options. The award winning Bell Tower, overlooking the formal gardens is relaxed and elegant, presenting the very best of modern Irish cuisine, using local and seasonal produce. &RANCHINIS OUR)TALIANRESTAURANT OFFERSTHE very best from creative pizzas to traditional pasta and risotto dishes. Experience private dining or an afternoon coffee break in our garden room or weather permitting, we would highly recommend our garden terrace. The Knights Bar offers a more relaxed lounging option with the very best of Irish WHISKEYS OREXPERIENCETHE0ODATTHE clubhouse which has wonderful panoramic views of the golf course providing a light and airy environment for you to relax. 9OUREVENT YOURCHOICEx Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Corporate Activities $ONTFORGETTOMAKESOMETIMEDURINGYOUR event to experience the fabulous range of country pursuits and incentive activities here at Castlemartyr Resort. There is ample space for a variety of team building activities within the hotel grounds and guests can enjoy a wide range of unique land and water based activities in the surrounding areas. 7HETHERYOUCHOOSETOSTAYWITHINOUR 220 acres or venture off site, we can arrange a variety of fun and exciting team building activities to meet your demands. /UTDOORPURSUITSINCLUDEGOLF ARCHERY CLAY pigeon shooting & croquet. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Rooms & Suites Spa & Leisure Each of our 103 bedrooms and suites are The Spa at Castlemartyr Resort, featuring individually appointed with the finest quality %30! ISALUXURIOUSANDSPACIOUSWELLNESSSPA in interior design and comfort. and fitness centre unlike any other and is the ideal destination for relaxation and pampering. Many of the Manor House suites have sweeping views of the 18th century parkland Truly an oasis of calm, far removed from the ANDLAKES7HILETHEBEDROOMSANDSUITES daily hustle & bustle of life, be transported located in the main wing have a luxurious to a different world when entering the contemporary feel, containing all of the CONTEMPORARY3PAAT#ASTLEMARTYR7ITH facilities for today's traveller, offering attractive TREATMENTROOMS COUPLESSUITES views over the garden or golf course. manicure/pedicure stations and relaxation lounges, rejuvenation is high on the agenda, Each room has a sizeable dressing area and all whilst enjoying soothing therapies. of our spacious bathrooms have a separate rainforest shower, full bath, marble top double /URSTATEOFTHEARTGYMISEQUIPPEDWITH vanity counter and separate toilet. Techno Gym cardio vascular, strength MACHINESANDAWEIGHTSAREA0ERSONALTRAINERS are on hand to assist you with any specific goals you may have. Unwind after a hectic day by taking a dip in our 20 metre pool which offers breath-taking views of our wonderfully manicured gardens. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Golf Set in an old manor estate in east Cork, the Castlemartyr Golf Resort is an 18 hole, 6,790 yard, 0AR INLANDLINKSSTYLECOURSE It is the creation of renowned golf course designer Ron Kirby, whose credentials were honed ONSUCH)RISHMASTERPIECESAS$ROMOLAND#ASTLE THE/LD(EAD -OUNT*ULIETANDTHE'LENEAGLES in Scotland. In Castlemartyr, Mr. Kirby has developed an inland links style course that creates a visually pleasing yet testing experience. Golfers will certainly enjoy the setting of this course, designed to be challenging yet pleasurable for players of any calibre. Castlemartyr Golf Club provides a first class service across all aspects of the golfing spectrum, from the course, to the club house and the pro shop. The club house has wonderful panoramic views of the course providing a light, airy and CONTEMPORARYENVIRONMENTTORELAX9OUCANENJOYASIMPLEANDSATISFYINGBITETOEATWHEREOUR menus are tailored towards more informal dining from early morning to late evening. /URSALESTEAMAREALWAYSONHANDTOASSISTYOUWITHYOUREVENTANDAREHAPPYTONEGOTIATEA corporate agreement with you. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] Castlemartyr Resort,Hotel | Castlemartyr,Spa | Golf Co. Cork. &ORADDITIONALINFORMATIONPLEASECALLUSAT or email [email protected] www.castlemartyrresort.ie.
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