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The
Black Castle stands within the 3 acre grounds of the Garrison House
where visitors can relax and enjoy their stay
· All rooms offer fabulous views of the River Barrow
2005 RATE PER PERSON PER NIGHT: Please note we are discontinuing the Guesthouse at the end of 2005. See our self-catering houses here AMENITIES AND ATTRACTIONS
With its narrow, winding streets that rise and fall with the lie of the land, grey limestone malthouses and jagged castle ruins overlooking a 14th century bridge, the centre of the little town of Leighlinbridge, straddling the River Barrow and just 1km off the N9, opens a vista of an earlier Ireland to the visitor. Within a short drive you will find idyllic Milford, breathtaking views at the Ninestones viewing point on Mount Leinster and the vibrant and historic Kilkenny City.
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Please note: we are discontinuing the Guest house at the end of 2005. We would like to thank all our guests who we have greatly enjoyed meeting in recent years.
See our self-catering houses here
The Garrison House Guest House
The Garrison Guesthouse is situated in a peaceful setting on the banks of the River Barrow, Ireland's second longest river. Here you can relax and enjoy the historic, timeless atmosphere of the house while assured of a warm welcome by your hosts Lilian and Pat Downey.
Situated in an exceptionally peaceful and relaxing area of Co. Carlow The Garrison offers a special blend of tranquillity and an ideal escape from the bustle of every day life. The house is spacious with a fine blend of antique and modern furnishings.
Facilities
· All rooms offer fabulous views of the River Barrow with en-suite and private bathrooms adjacent
· Four poster bedroom
· 3 acres of landscaped gardens with extensive river frontage and direct access to the Barrow Towpath
· Security Gates with card entry system
· TV, hairdryers, towels and toiletries in each bedroom
· Spacious guest lounge
· Games room, chess and pool table
see also our self-catering houses
Tel: + 353 (0) 59 9723956