Baileys Hotel Phone Number and Contact Information

As a Traditional Irish pub accommodation, the property combines historic charm with modern comforts, featuring a cozy pub serving locally brewed stouts and live traditional music sessions twice weekly.

The iconic Rock of Cashel, a 5-minute walk uphill, dominates the skyline with its 12th-century Cormac’s Chapel and round tower.

Food enthusiasts will appreciate Feehan’s Bar, 200 meters east, known for its beef-and-Guinness stew, while The Bakehouse at 38 Main Street offers artisanal sourdough breads using heritage grains.

For those seeking Hotels near the Rock of Cashel, this location proves ideal, with Hore Abbey’s Cistercian ruins just a 10-minute stroll through the adjacent fields.

The Cashel Folk Village museum, 400 meters south, showcases 18th-century rural life through interactive exhibits.

Business travelers frequent the Tipperary Excel Centre (1.2 km), hosting agricultural fairs and conferences, while the local County Council offices (800 meters west) handle administrative services.

Sports facilities include the Cashel GAA Club’s hurling pitch (1.5 km north) and the Cashel Palace Hotel’s 18-hole golf course (2 km east), redesigned in 2022. Transport connections center around the M8 motorway, with Dublin Airport 150 km northeast (2-hour drive).

Regular Bus Éireann services stop at the Cashel Heritage Centre (300 meters), offering routes to Limerick and Cork.

Rail users typically alight at Thurles Station (20 km north), connecting to Heuston Station Dublin via Irish Rail.

The hotel provides complimentary parking for guests, though electric vehicle charging requires advance booking.

Cyclists appreciate the Suir Blueway Trail, passing 3 km west of the property.

As a Wedding venue County Tipperary, the hotel’s stone-walled courtyard and vaulted banquet hall host ceremonies year-round.

More budget-conscious travelers might consider the Cashel Lodge B&B (1 km south) with its award-winning gardens, or the Tipperary Boutique B&B (2.5 km east) featuring equestrian-themed rooms.

Guest reviews consistently praise Baileys’ generous breakfast portions, particularly the black pudding sourced from nearby Clonmel, though some note that upper-floor rooms lack elevator access.

The staff’s knowledge of local genealogy resources receives special mention, aiding visitors tracing Irish ancestry.

Educational institutions near the hotel include the Cashel Community School (1.8 km west), known for its hurling academy, and the Bolton Library (600 meters north), housing rare ecclesiastical manuscripts.

History buffs can explore the 15th-century Dominican Priory ruins behind the hotel grounds, while the Brú Ború Cultural Centre (1 km) stages traditional _sean-nós_ singing performances.

A unique local feature is the Cashel Arts Festival, transforming shop windows along Main Street into art galleries every October.

For Tipperary bed and breakfast alternatives, the Townhouse B&B on Dominic Street offers Victorian-era decor with ensuite rain showers, popular among literary tourists following the _Ryan’s Daughter_ film locations trail.