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The Station House Hotel
Kilmessan,
Co. Meath.
Ireland.
Kilmessan,
Co. Meath.
Ireland.
Set on twelve acres of landscaped gardens,
trimmed woodlands and perfectly manicured
lawns, the much loved old world charm of
this converted railway station will take your
breath away.
Location:
Kilmessan, just 20 miles northwest of Dublin and 6 miles from Trim, Navan and Dunshaughlin, is set in the heart of history itself. Surrounded by superb golfing, fishing, archaeological treasures and ancient legends it lends itself to being the perfect base to relax. With the Hill of Tara only 3 miles away, you can explore the magnificent Boyne Valley Region of Co. Meath at ease.
Kilmessan, just 20 miles northwest of Dublin and 6 miles from Trim, Navan and Dunshaughlin, is set in the heart of history itself. Surrounded by superb golfing, fishing, archaeological treasures and ancient legends it lends itself to being the perfect base to relax. With the Hill of Tara only 3 miles away, you can explore the magnificent Boyne Valley Region of Co. Meath at ease.
Winner:
Overall Leinster Wedding Venue of the Year 2009
Overall Leinster Wedding Venue of the Year 2009
The Perfect Wedding Setting
The award winning Signal Restaurant has just been awarded a second RAC Dining Award 2004 and Best Restaurant Award, Georgina Campbell's Jameson dining
award, Michelin Guide and is a member of the Feile Bia programme. It is a major favourite with local, national and international guests.
Using fresh local produce, the food is a traditional fare cooked to the highest standards. The detailed, elaborate A La Carte and Table D'hote Dinner menus will make your mouth water from the second you begin to read them. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and breakfast seven days a week as well as bar food served daily.
The Signal Restaurant is proud to be associated with the exclusive Nationwide Value Menu supported by the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Irish Hotels Federation and Filte Ireland. The Value Menu is available every night except Saturday nights.
A little extra to offer its wedding guests is a 52-seated coach and a classic Silver Spurs Rolls Royce. Drivers are arranged and discounts given to wedding parties booked at The Station House Hotel.
Using fresh local produce, the food is a traditional fare cooked to the highest standards. The detailed, elaborate A La Carte and Table D'hote Dinner menus will make your mouth water from the second you begin to read them. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and breakfast seven days a week as well as bar food served daily.
The Signal Restaurant is proud to be associated with the exclusive Nationwide Value Menu supported by the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Irish Hotels Federation and Filte Ireland. The Value Menu is available every night except Saturday nights.
A little extra to offer its wedding guests is a 52-seated coach and a classic Silver Spurs Rolls Royce. Drivers are arranged and discounts given to wedding parties booked at The Station House Hotel.
Nestling on twelve acres of beautifully manicured lawns and tranquil woodlands in the quiet village of Kilmessan, Co. Meath, The Station House Hotel & Award
Winning Signal Restaurant has been a first class destination for guests for over twenty years. With a reputation for weddings that is unsurpassed, the hotel, with its
open fires and country charms, benefits from a luxurious and romantic setting that cannot fail to impress.
The charm of the hotel lies in the fact that it has been lovingly restored from a converted railway junction. Having benefited from an additional refurbishment, the hotel has kept the magic and charm of its former identity, but with a warmth and service that puts it in a class of its own.
Walking through the award winning gardens and tasting the clean country air it is hard to believe that it is only 20 miles from Dublin. Indeed it has been said that the hotel has all the charm of a stately home, with a peaceful, rural setting among the rolling plains of Meath. The hotel sits on expansive grounds, with sunken rose gardens and wooded backgrounds that make it the perfect location for that special wedding photo. The grounds are full of old railway memories from their 300-year history.
The charm of the hotel lies in the fact that it has been lovingly restored from a converted railway junction. Having benefited from an additional refurbishment, the hotel has kept the magic and charm of its former identity, but with a warmth and service that puts it in a class of its own.
Walking through the award winning gardens and tasting the clean country air it is hard to believe that it is only 20 miles from Dublin. Indeed it has been said that the hotel has all the charm of a stately home, with a peaceful, rural setting among the rolling plains of Meath. The hotel sits on expansive grounds, with sunken rose gardens and wooded backgrounds that make it the perfect location for that special wedding photo. The grounds are full of old railway memories from their 300-year history.
A stone turntable and railway bridge adds that extra magic to wedding
pictures, while various railway memorabilia lend a nostalgic and
romantic charm to the setting. These include an old station and a safe
where travellers once purchased tickets to America.
Every aspect of a wedding at the Station House benefits from a personal touch and attention to detail that has put is in a class of its own.Denise Slattery, the hotel manager and her banqueting team are on hand to provide a friendly, personal service that lasts from when couples make their initial enquiries to when they depart for their honeymoon. The hotel is the perfect location for that special day, being able to cater for weddings of up to 180 people.
Every aspect of a wedding at the Station House benefits from a personal touch and attention to detail that has put is in a class of its own.Denise Slattery, the hotel manager and her banqueting team are on hand to provide a friendly, personal service that lasts from when couples make their initial enquiries to when they depart for their honeymoon. The hotel is the perfect location for that special day, being able to cater for weddings of up to 180 people.
The Bridal Suite (once the Signal House) is situated away from the main building. It contains a separate living room, bathroom with whirlpool bath and bedroom with a
four poster bed. With a splendid view of the Hill of Tara evoking the romances of ancient Ireland, this converted Signal House is the perfect romantic location for
newly weds.
Winter, midweek and off-peak weekend weddings are a speciality where you can avail of up to 50% discount off the wedding menus, discounted bedrooms and many extras included.
Winter, midweek and off-peak weekend weddings are a speciality where you can avail of up to 50% discount off the wedding menus, discounted bedrooms and many extras included.
For more information please telephone 046 9025239,
email: yourwedding@thestationhousehotel.com
Web:www.thestationhousehotel.com
email: yourwedding@thestationhousehotel.com
Web:www.thestationhousehotel.com