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General Services & Amenities
Baggage Storage
Beauty Salon
Clothing Store
Concierge Desk
Foreign Currency Exchange
Gift Shop
Guest Activity/Recreation Desk
Laundry/Valet Service
Lounge
Luggage Hold
Multi-Lingual Staff
Room Service
Safety Deposit Box
Shoe Shine Stand

Meetings

5 meeting rooms suitable for small meetings, private dinners and receptions. Home to Ireland's premier business events.

Business Services & Amenities
Audio/Visual Equipment Rental
Business Center, Business Phone Service, Fax, Meeting Rooms, Modem, Photo Copying Service
Printer, Secretarial Service, Typewriter, Video Messaging.

Relax and Unwind at The Spa
The Spa, which uses the prestigious E-SPA range of products offers traditional and alternative health and beauty treatments in a discreet and luxurious environment. Try La Stone Therapy from Arizona where heated basalt stones and chilled marble are incorported into an aromatherapy massage to invigorate and relax the body.
The Spa is complemented by a fully equipped Health Club including a 15 metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium.

Enjoy the estate on horseback

Mount Juliet has always been synonymous with horses. Close to Mount Juliet House, the Iris Kellett Equestrian Centre, stables horses and ponies which are available for basic and advanced tuition, show jumping, trail riding through the grounds and cross-country jumping on the estate's own challenging course.

A culinary delight
The Lady Helen Dining Room at Mount Juliet House is unique, both for the panoramic views it enjoys over the estate and the river Nore, and for the detailed stucco work that has decorated its walls and ceilings for centuries. Here a variety of international dishes are prepared using fresh produce and herbs, picked daily from the estate's own herb and vegetable gardens. Gourmet dining and superb service are complemented by an extensive list of fine wines and spirits.

Kendals

The newly awarded AA Rosette restaurant, situated in the Hunters Yard, is uniquely designed, balancing old world elegance with a contemporary charm. The appeal of Kendals is to be found not only in our attentive, friendly crew, but also in the spacious, yet intimate, interior with its panoramic views of the golf course.

Presidents Bar

Dining at the Hunters Yard is a very relaxed affair. The Presidents Bar is a lively venue, where light dishes are served throughout the day. Here you can enjoy views of the golf course & practise putting greens from the veranda.

Opened in 1991 with a match featuring golfing legends Christy O'Connor Snr. and Jack Nicklaus, the beautiful and challenging Mount Juliet course has established itself as a premier golfing venue for Top Professionals and leisure golfers worldwide.
Mount Juliet has hosted many major golfing events and welcomed the return of the World's Top 50 golfers to play in the World Golf Championship - American Express Championship in October 2004. The event was a fantastic success with the crowds turning up in their thousands. The holder, Tiger Woods, survived an early injury scare to put up a sterling defence of his title but he and the remainder of the field had to acknowledge the brilliance of South African golfing superstar Ernie Els who finished with a stunning 18 under par total of 270 to edge out Thomas Bjorn on the last green.

In preparation for the WGC - American Express Golf Championship that was held here in September 2002 and again in 2004, the Jack Nicklaus design team instigated some extensions and new features to the course, showing Mount Juliet’s continued pursuit of golfing excellence.

Thomastown (Baile Mhic Andáin in Irish) is a town in County Kilkenny, Republic of Ireland, south of Kilkenny city in the southeast of Ireland. Located along the River Nore, the town is the biggest in the county outside of Kilkenny city. Thomastown was called Grennan until the 11th century, at which time a Norman lord named Thomas took ownership of the town. The 12th century Jerpoint Abbey is located near the town.
The N9 Dublin–Waterford road passes through Thomastown, and the town is connected to the Irish railway network on the Dublin–Kilkenny–Waterford line.