Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea

IRELAND'S BLUE BOOKCOUNTRY HOUSES, HISTORIC HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

Indulge in one of the grandest of traditions - Afternoon Tea – in a Blue Book property.

Enjoy a relaxing gossip or chat with a close friend to the accompaniment of the gentle rattle of cups and saucers in elegant surroundings. Nibble on delicate sandwiches and fresh luscious cream cakes and other little niceties. Afternoon Tea has never gone out of fashion because it represents the opportunity for a small indulgence that doesn’t break the bank.

Several Blue Book properties serve wonderful afternoon teas where all of the above can be experienced, such as:

Barberstown Castle

Barberstown Castle

Lloyd loom furniture in a bright airy atrium with gentle airs on the grand piano set the scene for afternoon tea in Barberstown Castle near Straffan.

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Bushmills Inn

Bushmills Inn

Afternoon tea served beside the open fires, toasting those cold little toes after a walk along the Giants Causeway - this is a ritual not to be missed.

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Cashel House Hotel

Cashel House Hotel

Worth a detour to wind up for afternoon tea overlooking the fabulous gardens of Cashel House, full of bird song and leaving full of joie de vivre.

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Castle Durrow

Castle Durrow

You don’t have to take much of a detour off the N8 to find Castle Durrow. Wonderful relaxing armchairs in rich colours set the scene for your Afternoon Tea with a twist.

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Cromleach Lodge

Cromleach Lodge

Worth the drive for the views alone but when you taste Moira’s home cooked cakes, you will know that you have just had one of the finest afternoon teas ever.

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Glenlo Abbey

Glenlo Abbey

Situated on the outskirts of the city of the Tribes (Galway) Glenlo is the perfect place to escape and enjoy some tasty afternoon refreshments,

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Gregans Castle Hotel

Gregans Castle Hotel

Driving down Corkscrew Hill in Co. Clare can be intimidating so take a turn into Gregans where you can enjoy some little nibbles with an assortment of exotic teas. Just the right pick-me-up to finish the hill.

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Hayfield Manor

Hayfield Manor

With so much to see in Cork city you should include time for a little break for afternoon tea in a countryside setting right in the heart of the city. It’s the place to be seen…

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Hunter's Hotel

Hunter's Hotel

An institution for Dubliners. Wonderful creaky floors with deep cosy armchairs and open fires await the visitor for afternoon tea in Hunter’s in Co. Wicklow.

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Marlfield House

Marlfield House

Enjoy afternoon tea in some style in Marlfield House. Sumptuous teas, accompanied by luscious cakes and some chit chat – ladies (and escorts) enjoy!

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The Merrion

The Merrion

When you have shopped until you have dropped then pop into the Merrion Hotel and enjoy a posh afternoon tea, served in 5 star style and watch the world go by.

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Park Hotel Kenmare

Park Hotel

A must for those doing the Ring of Kerry and where the taste of everything is both fresh and delicious. The only problem is that you will want to stay for the night...

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Tankardstown House

Tankardstown House

Meath’s newest and most elegant location for a little indulgence; enjoy afternoon tea in the royal county with all the little extras to make it a special occasion.

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Longueville House

Enjoy Chocolate, Champagne or Traditional Afternoon Tea in this 1720 Georgian Heritage Mansion.

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