15 of the Best Spa Hotels in Ireland (2025)

Ireland's scenery feels like a deep breath you didn’t know you needed — rolling green fields, windswept cliffs, quiet loughs, and mountain ranges that seem to settle the soul. No wonder the country is dotted with spa retreats that make the most of their surroundings, from lakeside sanctuaries and cliff-top hideaways to elegant manor hotels with serious pampering credentials. You’ll also find inviting beach resorts, wallet-friendly hotels that don’t skimp on comfort, and dreamy honeymoon spots perfect for escaping the everyday. Whatever kind of break you’re after, our picks showcase Ireland at its most restorative and rewarding.

For total luxury

• Adare Manor in Adare, County Limerick delivers a grand, neo-Gothic escape with carved wood panelling, soaring ceilings, glittering chandeliers and lush velvet throughout. Expect Michelin-star dining, a vast wine list, and a spa offering extensive treatments. Manicured grounds and elegant self-catering villas complete this lavish, manor-style retreat.
• Park Hotel, Kenmare focuses on ritual and restoration with its signature three-hour spa journey using thermal and holistic therapies. Inside, the mood is classic country-house warmth—open fires, polished service and refined dining—while outside, the Beara Peninsula provides wilderness, walking trails and quiet luxury across just 46 rooms.

For a complete escape

• Set on a wild West Cork shoreline, Inchydoney Island Lodge & Spa feels built into the landscape. Rooms feature sweeping floor-to-ceiling ocean views, while the top-floor restaurant frames the Atlantic and its blue-flag beach in full panorama. The soothing spa, surf school, coastal walks and wildlife trips make switching off effortless.
• Aghadoe Heights- High above Lough Leane, this retreat delivers mountain-to-lake views from nearly every corner. The Penthouse’s private hot tub overlooks Killarney National Park, while elegant rooms, breezy terraces and a sleek bar add comfort. Its acclaimed spa offers thermal suites, couples rituals and serene relaxation rooms for a deeply restorative escape.

For a romantic break

• Bellinter House sets a romantic scene with its Palladian façade and individually styled rooms—think moody heritage tones, sculptural beds and quirky art. The Bathhouse Spa offers a rich treatment menu, while the Eden-led restaurant serves inventive dishes with Boyne Valley views. A stylish countryside escape just 30 minutes from Dublin.
• Monart delivers an adults-only sanctuary inside a restored Georgian mansion, pairing glass-lined spaces with Italian marble. Drift between thermal suites, the robe-friendly grounds and the tranquil Relaxation Area before indulging in the restaurant’s choice of decadent plates or clean, flavour-forward dishes. A polished retreat for total reset.

For a hip stay

• The G’s bold Philip Treacy–designed interiors make an immediate statement, while its waterfront perch delivers unexpected sea views steps from Galway. Public spaces go big on personality, but the 101 rooms stay calm. An award-winning ESPA and a restaurant serving elevated Irish and European dishes anchor its hip spa appeal.

For Northern Ireland

• Perched where the Mourne Mountains meet the sea, Slieve Donard Resort & Spa mixes heritage and modern luxury. Its 172 rooms and suites, including recently refreshed ‘resort rooms’, offer spacious comfort. The Espa spa is cutting-edge, while nearby Royal County Down Golf and the sandy beach make it perfect for active relaxation.
• Set on Belfast Lough amid 12 acres of gardens, Culloden Estate and Spa exudes historic elegance. Once a Bishop’s Palace, it features 105 rooms and suites, each with refined character. The Mitre restaurant serves acclaimed cuisine, and the indulgent spa offers extensive treatments, making this a serene retreat just outside the city.

For golf lovers

• Set between the Kerry mountains and sweeping bay views, Parknasilla Resort & Spa is a haven for both golf enthusiasts and spa lovers. Its 83 rooms and suites include private hot tubs, family-friendly options, and luxurious spa facilities with outdoor hot tubs, an indoor pool, steam rooms, and indulgent treatments. The resort’s multiple dining venues serve locally inspired dishes against stunning scenery, while a private coastline invites exploration and relaxation.
• Farnham Estate Spa & Golf Resort exudes classic country house charm with a contemporary twist. Its 158 rooms and suites range from elegant retreats to palatial escapes. Golfers will enjoy the 18-hole course, while spa aficionados can indulge in Heinz Schletterer-designed treatments. Outdoor and indoor pools, walking trails through the lush countryside, and scenic views complete the serene experience.
• Perched near the Wexford coast, Seafield Golf and Spa Hotel offers 131 rooms and suites with sea views and easy access to the Seafield Golf Club. The award-winning spa promises restorative treatments, while long sandy beaches and peaceful surroundings make for relaxing walks. On-site dining and a stylish bar cater to every taste, and select suites provide family-friendly comfort.

For families

• Set on Lough Eske’s serene shores, Lough Eske Castle Hotel & Spa offers spacious family rooms and suites with historic charm. Families can enjoy sailing, surfing, or cycling before unwinding in the infinity pool. Cedars Grill showcases locally sourced seafood, while Cara Organic Beauty Spa features a thermal suite and an array of restorative treatments.
• Overlooking Sheen Falls in County Kerry, Sheen Falls Lodge mixes classic elegance with modern comfort. Families can explore 300 acres, enjoy tennis, croquet, board games, or bike rides. Most rooms frame waterfall views, while two restaurants cater to casual or fine dining, and the five-star spa delivers indulgent relaxation.
• Nestled in Limerick’s woodlands near Adare, Fitzgerald's Woodlands House Hotel & Spa is a family-friendly retreat offering cosy rooms and suites alongside vibrant outdoor spaces. Kids have a pool and dedicated club, while adults can unwind in the spa’s thermal suite, rasul chamber, and outdoor hot tub. Dining options range from an award-winning restaurant to a relaxed bistro.

Still not sure?

• Browse through our list of all the best places to stay in Ireland,
• Refine your search to the best hotels in Dublin, the best places to stay in County Cork or the best hotels in County Galway,
• Consider our recommendations for 11 of the Best Golf Hotels in Ireland, 20 of the Best Luxury Hotels in Ireland or 16 of the Best Hotels for Families in Ireland,
• Or, contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.