Four star status for Castlerosse
THINGS are going well at the Castlerosse Hotel in Killarney which has recently achieved Four Star status on the back of a successful 2018 which saw the hotel record trading profits of just under half a million Euro.
Last week the Castlerosse Park Resort announced the recent classification of its hotel to four stars by Fáilte Ireland.
It follows on a change of branding, earlier this year, to the Castlerosse Park Resort which was developed to better reflect the hotel’s National Park and lakeside location within two kilometres of Killarney town.
The resort has made a number of improvements in product and service, and has been awarded the classification with immediate effect.
The Castlerosse Park Resort filed accounts for 2018 showing trading profits of €499,000 plus a revaluation reserve of €2.4 million bringing the total to €2.9 million.
Castlerosse Park Resort General Manager Danny Bowe said everyone at the hotel are all absolutely delighted to see the hotel and resort gain the recognition.
“We have all worked hard over the last few years, improving our services and rebranding as a Resort in order to achieve this classification, and we are grateful to Fáilte Ireland for awarding us with four stars. Here at the Castlerosse we are constantly striving to offer a high level of service to old and new customers, so it is a pleasure to see that all of our hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed,” said Mr Bowe.
Despite the reclassification to Four Star status Mr Bowe said prices will remain the same.
To complement its environmentally sensitive location, Castlerosse Park Resort has also continued efforts to become eco-friendlier by undertaking more sustainable approaches such as reducing both energy and non-recyclable waste, in order to achieve a greener, cleaner Resort. Castlerosse also intends to develop these practices further in the coming year, as part of improving the overall customer experience.