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Class, grace and opulence all go to describing the Hayfield Manor Hotel,
one of Ireland's top five star hotels, tucked away in a quiet corner of
Cork City.
Situated in secluded leafy grounds, the Hayfield Manor Hotel is the
image of timeless style associated with Manor houses of the Georgian
era, so it will come as a great surprise to find it was built in 1996
rather than 1796! Great care has gone into the design of the Hayfield
Manor Hotel to accurately reproduce the graceful architectural features
of a large period manor house.
Inside the Hayfield's features are also an elegant reminder of a bygone
age, the reception and Library are furnished with sumptuous
chesterfields and deep red carpets while the drawing room offers refined
comfort in light and airy surroundings where award winning afternoon
teas are served. The Hayfield also has an enclosed walled garden, which
is modeled like the gardens of Muckross House and is a delightful
suntrap during the summer months.
Each of the guest rooms at the Hayfield are individually decorated to
the very highest standards and are splendidly spacious. Incorporating
impeccable taste and exquisite design, the guest rooms boast handsome
marble bathrooms, fabulous period furnishings and the finest fabrics,
together with all the necessary modern facilities and sumptuous
luxuries.
Dining at the Hayfield is a suitably gastronomic experience which the
Head Chef describes as French, but Irish at heart with select main
dishes including; Whole Roasted Irish Lobster Flambe with Whiskey and
served simply with Fresh Organic Spring Baby Vegetables and a Vanilla
Sauce, and Tournedos of Wicklow Beef topped with Creme Fraiche and Fresh
Horseradish Braised Ox Cheek set on Scallion Potato Puree, Port Braised
Shallot. With an extensive wine cellar to compliment its cuisine, it's
no wonder that the Hayfield's restaurant has won international praise.
The Hayfield also boasts an exclusive Health Spa where residents can
enjoy a wide range of facilities and beauty therapies to invigorate,
relax and revitalize. While close to the Hayfield you'll find two of
Ireland's most famous golf courses, Fota Golf Resort and the Old Head
Golf Links in Kinsale.
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