The Sir Geoffrey Suite
A luxurious homage to Luttrellstown’s founder
The Luttrellstown estate only exists because Sir Geoffrey Luttrell purchased the land while accompanying King John to Ireland in 1210. To recognise the debt we owe to him, we reinstated one of the largest and most beautiful bedrooms in the magnificent castle that now stands on his demesne. This stunning first floor suite is made up of three separate rooms. In the large bedroom, there’s a king-sized bed draped in luxurious 100% cotton monogrammed linen. In the en-suite, there are dual sinks, a spacious walk-in shower and loads of luxurious Molton Brown bathroom beauty accessories. Bathed in natural light and surrounded by warm tones and rich hues, the effortlessly comfortable sitting room includes large original windows, a grand bookcase, a magnificent fireplace, a fold-out sofa and multiple palaces to sit back and enjoy the whole experience.
Classic Room Amenities
196 sq. FT. room with king or twin bed
Complimentary WiFi
Large en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
Luxurious 100% cotton monogrammed bed linen
Turn-down service with a Luttrellstown chocolate
Fresh bottle mineral water in every bedroom daily
Molton Brown bathroom beauty accessories
Bathrobes and slippers
Laundry and dry-cleaning services
13-amp sockets
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