Kenmare Bay Hotel & Resort

Venue Overview

The multi award-winning Kenmare Bay Hotel & Resort nestles on the edge of the beautiful town of Kenmare. The hotel hosts ceremonies and wedding receptions from 50 to 350 guests in its stunning Banqueting Suite, which offers superb views of the Kerry Mountains.

Description

The perfect wedding needs a dream setting, making the multi-award-winning Kenmare Bay Hotel & Resort the ideal Kerry hotel for your wedding. From our elegant banqueting suite's breathtaking views to the warmth and expertise of our staff, it is no wonder that the Kenmare Bay Hotel is one of the most popular wedding hotels in Kerry. 

The Setting

Gather friends and family for your special day in our light-filled banqueting suite, where parties of up to 350 guests can enjoy views of the Kerry mountains. For smaller, more intimate weddings, the room can be partitioned to suit, and, whether your celebrations are extravagant or low-key, you can be assured the room will be appointed to suit your needs.

Civil & Humanist Ceremonies are held in the Banqueting Suite also. The room is beautifully appointed with plenty of natural light and offers fantastic views of the Kerry Mountains. Decor is included complimentary. 

Your wedding banquet will be a mouthwatering affair, with exquisite care devoted to each dish. The service is warm and friendly, and all of your guests will enjoy the attention of our expert staff. Your guests can relax in a choice of 126 bedrooms, holiday homes and luxury lodges, together with an on-site leisure centre, giving you all the elements for a perfect wedding.

The Service

Everything centres on you when you choose the award-winning Kenmare Bay Hotel & Resort to host your wedding, with a dedicated wedding team to ensure that your big day is perfect to the last detail. From the most lavish extravaganza to an intimate soirée, the Kenmare Bay Hotel wedding team promises to take care of every aspect of the wedding celebrations to guarantee treasured memories for years to come.

Sile, our expert Wedding Manager, works with you from the first meeting right through to the wedding day, ensuring everything is perfect. From start to finish, Sile is on hand to help in any way he can.

The Town

Nestled in a charming nook of the Wild Atlantic Way, Kenmare is a picturesque hideaway of stunning scenery, fine food, and atmospheric streets, making it a romantic location for your wedding. Translated from the Irish for “little nest” (Neidin), Kenmare is tucked into the junction of the celebrated Ring of Kerry and the equally beautiful Beara Peninsula.

A discreet path leads you from the hotel right into the heart of town, where you can relax among the award-winning restaurants, colourful shops, and lively pubs. If you're feeling active, you can choose from golf, fishing, walking, watersports, and horse riding.

The Reasons

• A dedicated wedding team on call to make your dream wedding a reality
• All-inclusive weddings tailored to suit your budget and requirements
• A guarantee that yours is the only wedding booked at the hotel on that day
• Complimentary extras, including your own wedding car and complimentary pre-reception including sparkling wine and canapés
• The stunning backdrop of Kenmare for your wedding pictures and beautiful memories
• A choice of 126 bedrooms, self-catering holiday homes and luxury lodges on the hotel grounds 
• On-site leisure centre for the enjoyment of your wedding guests

For your perfect day, look no further than the Kenmare Bay.

www.kenmarebayhotel.com

Contact Alan on 064 66 79300 or sile@kenmarebayhotel.com

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