The Glasshouse Hotel

The award-winning Glasshouse Hotel offers residents the ideal combination of scenic city views, comfortable, modernistic interior and close proximity to Sligo’s main attractions. With a uniquely designed glass exterior, the hotel stands out in the historic city of Sligo.

Golf Courses

Whether you’re looking to play a dramatic European Tour venue or an understated links layout, the area of Sligo is situated perfectly near some of Ireland’s top courses. These courses include Connemara, Carne Golf Links and Rosses Point.

Accommodation

Being the only 4* hotel in the centre of Sligo, The Glasshouse Hotel is just an impressive on the inside as it is on the outside. All 116 bedrooms offer a spacious, contemporary, energetic atmosphere and come fully fitted with the likes of a LCD TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, Iron & Ironing board, individually controlled air conditioning and an ergonomic workspace. Deluxe rooms are also available and include extra facilities such as a range of deluxe toiletries and extra spacious rooms that often come with river views and balconies.

Restaurant & Bars

There are a variety of different dining options for guests. Dine at the award-winning Kitchen Restaurant, which overlooks the River Garavogue and choose from the Table d’hôtel either two or three course options. The menu offers a sumptuous variety of meat, fish and vegetarian options. Guests can also order from The Café Bar menu which runs from 12pm daily.

The View Bar is a contemporary bar on the first floor, enjoying magnificent views of the city and the crushing weir of the Garavogue river below. Comfortable seating with lights glistening through the signature floor to ceiling windows, the scene is set for a first class cocktail, cold beer or glass of bubbly after your round of golf.

Location

Situated just 5 minutes from Sligo train and bus station, The Glasshouse Hotel is easily accessible for all and is situated adjacent to O’Connell Street, which is the main street in Sligo.

Nearby

Sligo offers a unique combination of both stunning scenery and exciting leisure activities. Residents of the area will have to make the tough choice of deciding whether they want to spend their time looking around the beautiful scenery, witnessing some of Northern Ireland’s ancient history or taking part in extra activities such as water sports and horse riding. With so much to do, residents may want to return to Sligo to ensure they can take in all of its glory.