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22 Oct 2025

'A fantastic evening' - Ireland's best hotels announced at Irish Hotel Awards 2025

The Irish Hotel Awards were held at the Johnstown Estate in Meath on Monday evening

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The Irish Hotel Awards returned to The Johnstown Estate in Enfield with renewed purpose and prestige on October 20, 2025.

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The evening marked a powerful tribute to Ireland’s most inspiring hospitality professionals - those who elevate guest experiences with quiet brilliance and unwavering dedication.

This year’s ceremony honoured a diverse spectrum of contributors, from visionary general managers and culinary innovators to devoted housekeeping teams and front-of-house stars.

Some of the incredible wins on the night included:

  • 3 Star Hotel of the Year – Glashaus Hotel, Dublin
  • 4 Star Hotel of the Year – Dingle Skellig Hotel, Dingle
  • 4 Star Lux Hotel of the Year – Faithlegg, Waterford
  • 5 Star Hotel of the Year – Hunters Yard Hotel at Mount Juliet Estate, Thomastown

Now in its latest chapter, the Irish Hotel Awards continues to spotlight the unsung heroes of the industry: from visionary general managers and devoted housekeeping teams to culinary innovators and front-of-house stars.

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“This is more than just an awards night,” said Shane Smith, Managing Director, “Tonight we witnessed something extraordinary, a gathering of the hearts and hands that shape the soul of the industry.

“These awards are a reminder that excellence is often found in the details and the gestures, it’s a moment to pause, reflect and celebrate the spirit of Irish hospitality, its craft, its true warmth and most of all its people.”

For the full list of winners at this year's Irish Hotel Awards, click HERE

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