Mount Juliet

The Earl of Carrick built the extraordinary house 200 years ago, and it retains all the character that it exhibited in its original days. There are 32 bedrooms, including two Presidential Suites, all of which are individually designed and boast period features and furnishings.

Each room is individually named, according to the most recognisable focal points of the estate itself, which ensures that all visitors have a personal experience. As far as possible, the original features of the country house have been retained or restored, and this attention to detail has seen Mount Juliet being awarded Hotel Of The Year by the AA.

Lady Helen McCalmont, the previous owner of Mount Juliet, was a superb hostess, who oversaw the gardens and kitchens with a kindly but firm hand. We believe she would have been delighted to know we have maintained her standards, and that the restaurant bearing her name also bears a Michelin Star, along with three AA Rosettes.

Our internationally-themed menu consists of dishes made using local ingredients, including many from our own kitchen garden, herb garden and farm and is overseen by head chef John Kelly.

Hunters Yard Hotel
Situated within touching distance of the golf course, the brand new 93 bedroomed Hunters Yard Hotel is perfect for those looking to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of the Clubhouse and all of its surroundings. The Clubhouse bar, the 140 seater Hound Restaurant and the delightfully elegant Saddle bar are right on your doorstep when you stay here and the spa facilities and leisure centre are just a stone’s throw away, making the Hunters Yard hotel arguably the most convenient of the Mount Juliet accommodation options.

The Hound in Hunter's Yard is a warm, inviting, ‘one-size-fits-all’ place to eat. It’s welcoming, it’s informal, it’s child friendly and it’s good value – above all, it has commanding views of the Jack Nicklaus Golf Course that will take your breath away.

The Saddle Bar at Hunter’s yard is synonymous with the Estate’s equestrian history. It’s the ideal spot to relax after a long day or to drop in for a drink before dining in The Hound.

By choosing Mount Juliet for a golf break, visitors will guarantee being treated like royalty for the duration of their stay. The facilities are unrivalled, and the setting is truly magnificent.

The Spa
The Spa at Mount Juliet utilises the exclusive E-SPA range of products to compliment the range of health and beauty therapy. The Spa is ably backed up by the leisure club, which features a 15-metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium.

A speciality in the Spa facility is the Dead Sea Discovery Flotation Room.

The Major's Bar
The Major's Bar is a place to sit back and contemplate the world, taking in the stunning views of the River Nore and the rolling pastures of the Estate, or reflecting on its equestrian glories, displayed on the Ballylinch Wall of Fame.

It’s a place where guests can relax and enjoy good conversation and a pre-dinner drink while admiring memorabilia from Mount Juliet’s racing glory days.

Activities at Mount Juliet
Mount Juliet Equestrian is one of the most advanced in the country, with two all-weather arenas, a full set of FEI approved show jumps and a 30 acre cross country course, in addition to trails spread across the 500 acre estate

Mount Juliet House offers private fishing on 2.5 miles of the middle to lower reaches of the River Nore. Mount Juliet Estate offers fishing of the highest quality, just a short stroll away from the Manor House.

There are few places as beautiful and as evocative as Mount Juliet for practising the ancient art of archery, though of course, our equipment and training are of the highest modern standards.

There is some question as to whether the term ‘Sport of Kings’ refers to Falconry or to Horse riding. The good news is, we offer both at Mount Juliet. Your falconry experience takes the form of a walk through the estate, with our expert falconers from Hawkeye Falconry.