DISCOVER DUBLIN WITHCLAYTON CONCIERGE

The ‘Escape the Room’ concept is a new form of entertainment. It’s like a computer adventure game – except it’s the real thing!

Fantastic views of the Aran Islands, Galway Bay and the Burren landscape

Enjoy Michelin dining with breath-taking views of London at City Social at Tower 42.

Step away from the hustle and bustle of London city with a relaxing trip to the brand new Curzon Aldgate, just a few minutes walk from Clayton Hotel City of London.

28 unique challenge rooms, divided into physical, skill & mental challenges.

Enjoy three days of hip-hop and dance at this massive London festival in July.

Enjoy a host of open-air concerts, movies, entertainment and more for all the family.

This stunning venue offers laid back cool for your summer festival calendar.

Kick back with the best names in music and fantastic activities at All Points East festival in London.

Kick back with the best names in music and fantastic activities at All Points East festival in London.

Trad on the Prom is a show featuring a mix of traditional Irish music, song and dance, taking place from the 12th May to the 10th October 2019.

England football team’s home stadium hosting huge national and international events.

England and Wales Cricket World Cup 2019 takes place this year in the Oval, London.

Annual music festival held outdoors in Belfast’s Boucher Road Playing Fields.

Europe’s largest indoor trampoline park.

Kartworld adventure centre offers you an exciting karting experience for the whole family or a group of friends.

Annual outdoor music festival in Belfast’s Ormeau Park.

If the children enjoy horse riding, then a visit to Rockmount Riding Centre is a must.

Sit back and enjoy a coffee or a bite of to eat as you let the kids play.

Located 15 minutes’ drive from the hotel, this family fun day out is not to be missed.

Enjoy a spooktacular event at Galway Aboo Halloween Festival.

For big and little kids, the Baboró International Arts Festival is Ireland’s flagship arts festival exclusively for children and families.

Cork Harbour Boat Hire allows you to explore the vast depths of Cork Harbour on a fantastic boating adventure.

Vodafone Comedy Carnival attracts the biggest Irish and International names in comedy to Galway.

Located 40 minutes’ drive from the hotel lies the town of Youghal, the historical town is located by the sea with nearby beaches.

Delve into the world of Jazz and improvised music in this fantastic festival across Galway city.

Take some time away from the busy and vibrant city centre. Just a short walk from the city and close to the University College Cork

While in Kinsale, see the famous history of the location which was once guarded by a huge 17th century fortress, Charles Fort.

The Galway Film Fleadh is a six-day international film event held every July, with national and international filmmakers taking part.

Experience the best of the arts by national and international performance artists.

Climb up the 132 steps of Shandon Tower and ring the world famous Shandon Bells.

Explore Elizabeth Fort imagining life as soldier hundreds of years ago.

University College Cork is one of Ireland’s most prestigious National Universities and was established as one of the three Queen’s Irish colleges back in 1845.

Explore the history of the city by foot.

Indoor multi-sport arena perfect for family days out!

The seaside town of Dún Laoghaire is popular among locals and tourists for strolls and locally caught fish and chips.

2 championship golf courses in County Wicklow, a 20-minute drive from south Dublin.

2-day music festival, hosting national and international acts in Galway airport.

Good food and great times in Galway city.

One of the best pubs in Galway city centre.

Ideal for brunch, lunch or dinner in Galway city centre.

Divine, locally sourced organic or wild produce prepared to perfection.

A wonderfully eclectic mix of high street favourites and independent stores in Galway city centre.

Enjoy great service, delicious dining and relaxing surrounds in Tribes Restaurant at Clayton Hotel Galway.

Relax and unwind in Enclosure Bar & Bistro at Clayton Hotel Galway with a superb selection of cocktails, wines and beers, food served daily.

Zipit Tribadden Wood is a forest adventure park located 9km from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown that is suitable for all ages.

The Ticknock Trail is located only 4km from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and offers beautiful views of the Dublin Mountains.

Enjoy great service, delicious dining and relaxing surrounds in The Brasserie restaurant at Clayton Hotel Leopardstown.

Relax and unwind in Alva Bar at Clayton Hotel Birmingham with a superb selection of cocktails, wines and beers, food served until 9.30pm.

Delicious dishes made using the freshest British produce available.

This vibrant gallery showcases works by some of the most talented artists of our age.

There’s no better place for a pint in Cork than The Welcome Inn.

Relax and unwind in the cosy surroundings of The Playwright Bar at Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport.

Delicious dining and fresh local flavours in The Brasserie restaurant at Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport.

Savour fresh, authentic Italian cuisine.

Great food, drinks and atmosphere in B Bar at Clayton Hotel Burlington Road.

With stunning views onto the canal of the River Aire, Fazenda in Granary Wharf is the perfect venue for lunching and special occasion dining.

Sample some of the 600 whiskey’s or take the Guided Whiskey Tastings.

After a long day, take a well-deserved break and relax in the cosy surroundings of the Tivoli Bar.

Delicious dining and fresh local flavours in Grill Restaurant at Clayton Hotel Silver Springs.

Our world famous Jazz Festival is held each October at venues across the city.

Enjoy the wonderful walk with rolling fields and meadows on one side and the ocean on your other.

Enter the original White Star Line Ticket Office and learn about life about the ship and the story of the 123 passengers who joined at Cobh.

Explore the charming town in Cork Harbour and take time to visit Titanic Experience, Queenstown Story and Spike Island.

Explore the pretty harbour town and start of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Discover the island’s rich history from the monks and monasteries, rioters and redcoats, captains and convicts to sinners and saints.

Drive into a world of breathtaking bays, magnificent cliffs and sprawling headlands.

A treasure trove of Munster art from the 18th century to today.

Filled with fun and educational things to do for kids, families and science enthusiast!

The Black Lion is a beautiful period building based in Kilburn, North West London.

At The Queensbury you can find an amazing selection of ales, beers, wine and spirits, a glorious dining room, sublime food, a large covered front garden, a friendly and a professional service team.

Casual bar and restaurant, customer service is very warm welcoming and friendly. The decor and music is just right for the restaurant.

The Sir Colin Campbell has traditionally been an Irish pub, with a strong connection to Irish traditional folk music.

Old style and traditional pub, food menu and décor. It would be very easy to find a comfortable corner and spend the whole evening here.

Traditional Spanish tapas bar with rich, delicious and fresh flavours of Spain to North West London.

Its a modern European bistro style restaurant with booths and balconies creating a quirky and unusual decoration, which fire up the imagination.

One of the oldest restaurant in Kilburn, a family style run business offering Italian classics and British cuisine with a contemporary twist.

Sanzio’s has the value of family Italian recipes with all fresh and seasonal ingredients.

The Grill Restaurant is set inside the historic grade II listed Victorian Crown building with period features such as original fireplaces, traditional Victorian woodwork, and stained glass windows.

Opened in 2012, Warner Bros Studio Tour London offers you the possibility to explore the world of Harry Potter.

The Royal Air Force Museum tells a story of aviation from early bi-planes to the latest strike-jets.

A wonderful canalside pub to watch the world go by from.

This old world pub is now a stockpile of the world’s finest ales and beverages.

One of the best bars in Manchester’s cocktail scene.

Delicious dining in our hotel restaurant.

Caribbean eating & drinking… cool cooking with hot flavours!

The place to be for authentic, handmade Neopolitan pizza Manchester

Fabulous tapas and cocktails in Manchester city centre.

Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavour.

Great food, drinks and atmosphere in Globe Bar at Clayton Hotel Chiswick.

A warm welcome and delicious food await at our very own Grill Restaurant.

A warm welcome and delicious food await at our very own Globe Restaurant and Bar.

Enjoy a taste of la dolce vita at Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley.

Casual dining 10 minutes from Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley.

Pan Asian dining 100m from Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley.

Whether attending an event, seeing the sights or simply enjoying the space, stay at a Clayton Hotel.

Dublin city’s largest conference hotel.

Zone 16 is 5 minutes walk from Terminals 1 & 2.

Depot is the ultimate space for Cardiff’s most creative pop up events.

Be at One is one of the most popular cocktails bars in Cardiff City centre located just 100 yards from the hotel.

Tramshed is a quirky music and arts venue in Cardiff, it is home to live music, comedy, DJ’s and live entertainment.

The Alchemist has arrived in Cardiff and is the newest bar on St. Mary’s Street Cardiff.

With so much to see in Cardiff, why not take advantage of its hop-on/hop-off sightseeing bus tour to ensure you cross all of its local landmarks and cultural attractions off your bucket list.

Cardiff Bay is Europe’s largest waterfront development, and home to a variety of bars and restaurants in Mermaid Quay, Wales National Assembly building, The Senedd and theatre favourite, the Wales Millenium Centre.

Wales’s leading historical attraction and situated in the city centre, Cardiff Castle has over 2,000 years of history.

Ice Arena Wales is home to the local ice hockey team, the Cardiff Devils. Currently competing in the British Elite Ice Hockey League the Cardiff Devils hold league titles for both 2017 and 2018.

The second largest stadium in Wales and home to Cardiff City Football Club, Cardiff City Stadium has capacity for over 33,000 supporters.

For an alternative shopping experience, a trip to Cardiff’s Victorian arcades is a must.

Step back in time at Cardiff Market. Under its glass roof the different stalls have been trading since the 1700s which today includes locally sourced fruit and veg, welsh meat, kids toy and homeware stalls all guaranteed to be a bargain.

Looking for an epic adventure? Trek into Cardiff’s lushest rainforest. Located on Level P3 of St Davids shopping centre.

Come and visit the UK’s first science discovery centre at Techniquest in Cardiff Bay. Techniquest offers an interactive experience on over 100 captivating exhibits, including spectacular shows in the Science Theatre, taking a tour of the stars in the Planetarium or launching a rocket at the International Space Station.

Locked in a room and with time against you must successfully steal a priceless diamond in The Heist, escape the Zombies in the medical unit, follow the clues to locate Sherlock Holmes before the police, or grab your torches and explore the lost tomb of Tutankhamun. Solving a series of puzzles and clues you must work together to escape triumphant.

Independent bar and restaurant the Chapel 1877 boast three floors different dining experiences; from a drop-in coffee in the morning to A La Carte fine dining.

A slice of Brazil in the heart of Cardiff city centre and located directly below Clayton Hotel Cardiff is Viva Brazil. A fully authentic Brazilian steakhouse that offers 14 different BBQ meats to choose from, unlimited salad and an impressive drinks menu.

View Restaurant & Bar at Clayton Hotel Cardiff is a popular choice among guests, local residents and corporates alike. Our Red Bean Roastery is on hand with a wide selection of hot drinks, or perhaps a ‘Proper Lush’ afternoon tea complete with prosecco – the perfect end to a Cardiff shopping trip!

Due to open July 2019, the International Conference Centre (ICC) is the Welsh Government and Celtic Manor Resorts joint venture. Boasting a 1,500 seat auditorium, 2,000 onsite parking space and a 2,500 sq mt plaza, the large slate and glass building will cater 5,000 delegates, and is set in a forest just 2 minutes from the M4.

The Motorpoint Arena is just a short walk from the hotel and a multi-purpose venue that offers everything from comedy shows, sporting events, live music as well as a variety of conferences and meetings and everything in between, including; WWE Live 2018, Welsh Open Snooker, The Wonderful World of Disney on Ice, and chart successors, Kylie Minogue, Olly Murs and Mumford and Sons.

It might not be much to look at but you’re always assured a great evening with free live trad music most weekends.

We invite you to take a seat, unwind and enjoy good food in the company of friends or family in Bulbens Bar & Bistro at Clayton Hotel Sligo.

Sample delicious, fresh ingredients direct from local farms and fishermen.

This small, family run restaurant serves the best Italian food in Sligo.

The traditional restaurant and bar has been at the heart of Sligo town for 20 years and continues to be one of our most recommended.

Gastropub and sports bar isn’t necessarily a combination you might think works but The Belfry pulls it off in style.

The perfect spot for lunch or light bites exploring Sligo town centre.

This cosy pub is perfect for a pint or two in the evening with free live music at weekends.

With cool styling, extensive cocktail list, relaxed vibes, live music and reasonable prices – what’s not to love about Lillie’s!

North County Dublin (Fingal) covers an extensive area north of the River Liffey and the city boundary to Balbriggan near County Meath.

Herbert Park is located just 15 minutes by foot and is the ideal place for families, couples, or me-time to escape the busy city environment.

Home of Welsh Rugby, Principality Stadium is less than ½ mile walk from Clayton Hotel Cardiff.

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown is a short walk of just 5-10 minutes with complimentary shuttle bus to and from the racecourse on select dates/packages.

Dublin Decoded lead historical and architectural walking tours through the streets and squares of Ireland’s capital.

Looking for a fun night out at the races?

Dublin Zoo is home to the conservation of 400 incredible animals.

Croke Park is home to the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and hosts many international artists on their stadium tours.

The only surviving steamship of the White Star Line launched in 1911. Built alongside the Titanic, restored and back home to Belfast, it is now located in the Titanic Quarter next to the exhibition.

An award-winning centre of excellence, Queens University is an international centre of research and education located in the Botanic area of Belfast.

Another popular landmark in Belfast is the Albert Memorial Clock which for a time was also known as ‘Belfast’s leaning tower of Pisa’, before undergoing multi-million-pound restoration back in 2002.

Northern Ireland is enjoying the spotlight, thanks to the success of Game of Thrones.

Take a tour of this notorious prison, explore areas including the tunnel which links the Gaol to the courthouse, the holding cells and the hanging cells, governor’s office, the C-wing, central circle, hospital and graveyard.

Fun and adventures await!

Some of the most spectacular scenery in the west of Ireland.

Galway has been awarded the European Region of Gastronomy 2018 and its aim is to contribute to better quality of life in European regions, by highlighting distinctive food cultures, educating for better health and sustainability and stimulating gastronomic innovation.

Only an hour’s drive south from Clayton Hotel Galway.

Petting zoo a short 15 – 20 minute drive outside Galway city.

Discover the wild natural beauty of Connemara National Park.

Take the ferry from Rossaveal to these tranquil islands.

Discover this beautiful castle, just north of the River Shannon in Limerick city centre.

On the banks of the River Shannon, within a ten minute drive of Clayton Hotel Limerick.

Waterfront Restaurant, in the heart of the city, exudes a vibrant atmosphere with an exciting menu, ideal for private dining occasions.

Great food with a view is at the heart of our waterfront bar at the Clayton Hotel Limerick.

Only a short walking distance from the hotel is O’Connell Street, Bedford Row, Cruises Street and William Street, all home to a multitude of shops.

Artisan foods and farm fresh produce, open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

Over 90 stores fantastic stores, cafes and cinema with free parking just outside Limerick city centre.

The Gaelic Grounds or Páirc na nGael is the principal GAA stadium in Limerick, home to both the Limerick hurling and football teams.

Nancy Blakes is a fun traditional Irish pub with character and lovely ambience.

Savour great quality fresh food sourced locally and a variety, delectable desserts in a lovely setting in Limerick.

The French table is located beside the Clayton Hotel Limerick offering authentic, French cuisine.

Dolan’s is a traditional Irish pub located within two minutes’ walk of Clayton Hotel Limerick.

Catch captivating shows and performances.

The Lime Tree Theatre is a beautiful state of the art theatre, seating 510 which is located on the campus of Mary Immaculate College.

Limerick was a mecca for everyone including families, foodies, fun runners and water sport enthusiasts during the May Bank Holiday weekend.

This award-winning museum captures the story of how Foynes was once one of the most important aviation stations in the world.

Fantastic family days out.

Traditional music most evenings, great food and an atmosphere that is hard to beat.

Studios including BBC and ITV, the University of Salford and hundreds of innovative businesses.

Discover the largest network of trails in Ireland.

Enjoy a wonderful family day out at Tatton Park.

View the fascinating collection of antiques and art.

Discover one of Ireland’s most important archaeological sites with a history older than the pyramids.

Enjoy a day on the green.

Experience the adrenaline.

Experience the adrenaline.

Experience the adrenaline.

Home stadium of Munster Rugby Club.

Explore County Galway’s dramatic wild Atlantic coast.

An exhilarating day out.

Paddy’s Black Taxi Tour is a great way to see the city of Belfast.

Blanchardstown Retail Park has been ranked as Ireland’s number one shopping location.

The Helix Theatre is located in the grounds of Dublin City University in North County Dublin.

Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is located in North County Dublin and situated just off the only interchange of the M1 and M50. The hotel is an ideal location for those visiting Dublin.

Omni Park has everything you need for a great days shopping or ever if you need to pick up a few presents for your trip home or abroad. Omni Park Shopping Centre is mere 10 minute drive from Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport and would cost approximately €10 taxi fare.

For all your furniture needs.

18^th century historic venue located in the City. The venue hosts all event types from Exhibitions, Conferences, small meetings and weddings. The brewery is London’s biggest conference venue.

ExCeL is a world-famous exhibitions and international convention centre in Custom House, East London.

18^th century historic venue located in the City. The venue hosts all event types from Exhibitions, Conferences, small meetings and weddings. The brewery is London’s biggest conference venue.

This spacious rooftop gastropub is a popular spot in London’s East End, offering a wide variety of cocktails, beers, spirits and a boogie until the wee hours of the morning.

Located in the Seven Dials area of Convent Garden, the Escapologist Bar offers a large selection of classic cocktails with a high-end Pizza menu.

Located on Cornmarket, in the Heart of Wexford Town, the Thomas Moore Tavern is one of Wexfords oldest bars. Beautifully restored, the Thomas Moore Tavern uses the very best of local and seasonal ingredients and serves lunch and evening meals in stylish surroundings

The Centenary Stores is a popular night life venue in Wexford. Serving food during the day it turns into the nightclub during the night. If you are up for some dancing, this is the place to go!

The Crown Bar is “the place to be” in Wexford Town. It has been fully renovated and extended in 2015. Lively atmosphere, wide selections of drinks and great bands – everything you need for your night out!

Owned and run by brothers Nicky and Simon Lambert, it boasts an iconic traditional Irish pub look and feel, with memorabilia and photographs documenting a rich history from over 50 years in business. If you are looking to relax and enjoy a drink you will find an exciting range of craft beers from some of Ireland’s top breweries, as well as their very own award winning YellowBelly Beer, which is now mostly brewed just 10 minutes away

The Sky and the Ground is a traditional pub with modern twist. You will find a great selection of craft beers and gins. There is cozy heated beer garden at the back and regular live music sessions too!

Mackens is located on the Bull Ring, in the heart of Wexford Town. It is very popular with both tourists and locals alike. Enjoy your drink and watch the world pass by.

Only a short walk to Wexford Main Street, lunch at the Library Bar in Clayton Whites Hotel is a treat.

The Vine Restaurant offers an authentic Thai cuisine served in high ceilinged neo classical room, providing an amazing setting for your dining experience.

La Côte Seafood Restaurant is located on the Wexford Quay with the amazing views over the River Slaney. It is known for an amazing service and sumptuous dining experience.

Cistín Eile is run by locally well know chef Warren Gillen. Warren is passionate about fresh, local ingredients and traditional Irish cuisine with contemporary twist.

The Yard is very popular with locals, due to its excellent food and friendly, informal service. If you are a fan of Tapas, check out the Small Yard – perfect setting for a date night or friendly catch up.

A varied menu is offered nightly with a range of tasty dishes. Fixed priced menus are available throughout the year providing the best of what is local and in season to tempt guests.

A visit to Ballycross Apple Farm is a visit to a real

working farm and is a perfect place to enjoy an

afternoon with your family.

Over 250 species of wildfowl can be found in this 200 hectare reserve, including Greenland white fronted geese, Europe’s rarest geese.

The National Opera House is Ireland’s first custom built, multi-purpose opera house. It offers a wide range of entertainment, from light opera to popular culture, amateur drama, top comedy acts and international performers.

Situated on the Hook Peninsula, Tintern Abbey and Dunbrody Abbey are a great day out for the whole family, with the Colclough Walled Gardens beside Tintern Abbey and Dunbrody Castle, Garden and Yew Hedge Maze beside Dunbrody Abbey. 30km from the hotel.

This beautiful woodland park is dedicated to the memory of American President John F. Kennedy, whose family were Wexford natives.

A world class interpretation of the famine emigrant experience aboard an 1840’s emigrant vessel.

The Michelin recommended Greenacres restaurant is very well known in Wexford.

Staying with us over match days and a Leinster fan?

There’s something for everyone at the National Aquatic Centre.

Malahide Castle, was both a fortress and a private home for nearly 800 years.

Temple Bar is one of the most famous areas of Dublin City.

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral has been part of Ireland’s history for over 800 years and today is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Dublin.

A must-see when you visit Dublin.

A fantastic way to see our city.

Experience the magic of the theatre.

Watch the worlds best tennis players compete to be Wimbledon champion.

Visit this fascinating museum.

Experience the magic of the theatre.

The convention centre was originally one of Manchester’s main railway stations

A must-see attraction is the Aviation Viewing Park.

See the hottest shows in town.

The hottest stores all under one roof.

The hottest stores all under one roof.

The hottest stores all under one roof.

Gunnersbury Park was developed between the 18^th and the 19^th centuries and was inspired by a Japanese style garden in Italy close to lake Como. The park includes water gardens and pools, with lanterns and bamboo bridges.

Bear Grylls offers the Earth’s greatest adventures such as a basecamp activity, indoor skydive and more.

Legoland is located 1.5 miles from the hotel and is one of the most popular attractions for families in the city.

Think Tank Birmingham’s Science Museum is located only 5 minutes’ walk from the Hotel and it’s open seven days a week.

Just around 14 minutes’ walk from our Hotel the Lost & Found offers classic British food and great cocktails in a Victorian building.

The Alchemist is located in the Colmore Business District. It is one of the most well-known bars of the city.

Cheer on watching your Chelsea heroes at Stamford Bridge Stadium and stay at Clayton Hotel Chiswick, a 4-star hotel with a large range of accommodations near the Stadium. Enjoy a convenient location near Central London and the west London Stadiums.

Planning a visit to Craven Cottage, the home of Fulham Football Club? Where better to stay than Clayton Hotel Chiswick.

Richmond Theatre is a British Victorian theatre on Little Green, next to Richmond Green. The theatre was built in 1899 and is one of the most beautiful Frank Matcham theatres.

Bush Theatre is located down the road from Clayton Hotel Chiswick, in Shepherd’s Bush. The theatre has become renowned for hosting new plays as well as world-famous playwrights.

Notting Hill is one of London’s most attractive areas. Located north of Kensington, within the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea.

The Kew Gardens boasts landscapes, glasshouses, historic buildings and a vast range of rare and beautiful plants.

The SEA LIFE London Aquarium is one of biggest collections of worldwide marine life in Europe.

The beautiful royal palace, situated in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames, is only 30 minutes’ drive from Clayton Hotel Chiswick.

The beautiful royal palace, situated in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames, is only 30 minutes’ drive from Clayton Hotel Chiswick.

Visit one of the most fascinating 18th-century English homes and beautiful historic gardens.

The Richmond Park is a National Nature Reserve that is home to 650 deer.

Asha’s restaurant is one of the top Indian Restaurants in Birmingham City Centre, they believe that an Indian restaurant should be about so much more than just “going out for a curry”.

The Ivy Temple Row is Located in central Birmingham, the restaurant serves British classics and they have an ideal spot to enjoy an accessible all-encompassing menu.

The Custard Factory is the perfect destination for creative and digital businesses, independent shops, bars, restaurants and art galleries. Custard Factory and the surrounding area offer a unique experience.

The Hippodrome which is one of the largest and most popular touring theatres in the UK and offers more than 400 performances with a space of 200 seats.

The National Exhibition Centre, located 12.5 miles from the hotel is the UK’s number one venue of choice for visitors, exhibitors and organisers.

The International Conference Centre is located only a 14-minute walk from Clayton Hotel Birmingham and is in the Heart of England’s industrial West Midlands.

Edgbaston Cricket Ground is the home of Warwickshire county cricket club, also known as the bears and its 2.3 miles from Clayton Hotel Birmingham.

The home of cricket.

Visit the most infamous castle in England,

Vaults Live is an exciting new live theatrical experience in the heart of Dublin.

Situated in the Dublin Mountains, Johnnie Fox’s is one of Ireland’s oldest and most famous pubs.

Brickyard is a contemporary, modern Gastropub with a wide range of Irish and International craft beers.

Sit back and relax year-round in the heated beer garden, or watch a game while enjoying a beer or tasty food at the Goat Bar & Grill.

Known locally as the Leop Inn, this long-established gastropub provides delicious food, beers, wine and cocktails.

A well-deserved reputation for delicious food, beers, wine and cocktails.

RIBA Restaurant is an award winning neighbourhood restaurant, 9 minutes from the hotel.

If you are in the mood for traditional Japanese tapas such as Yakitori, Teppanyaki or Sashimi then why not try Aoshima Sushi & Grill, located just 10 minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown.

China Sichuan is just 5 minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and is popular amongst the locals of Sandyford.

If you are looking for something alternative while staying at Clayton Hotel Leopardstown, we highly recommend booking here.

Serving Irish Artisan food with vegetarian friendly, vegan and gluten free options available.

If you are looking for an authentic Thai Restaurant while visiting Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge we highly recommend a booking here.

One of finest Italian Restaurants near us.

Famously located across the road from the RDS main entrance and 3-minute walk from the hotel.

The bar is Perfect for pre-match, pre-concert or post-event evening.

Dublin Castle is one of Dublin’s most historical attractions, steeped in history and should not be missed.

The home of Irish rugby.

Always something new to see.

The smash musical hit based on the songs of Abba.

Enjoy this family-friendly show this summer at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.

Experience the magic of the theatre.

For fabulous shopping!

Discover one of Northern Ireland’s most enigmatic sights.

Climb the 96 steps of St Michael’s Tower to view the city from a unique view of the historic city.

Shopping in the heart of Dublin.

Spectacular shows at the O2.

Gallery of modern art located on the South Bank.

The home of football.

Spectacular shows and amazing events.

The longest indoor real snow slope in the UK!

Ashton New Road.

The home of indoor cycling in the UK.

The home of English rugby.

Discover something amazing.

St Pancras International Train station London is ideally located in central London with 6 separate tube connections to other parts of London.

For the best views of the capital.

Discover our city’s fascinating history from earliest times to Roman settlement and the modern era.

Gateway and symbol of London.

The iconic Gherkin, 30 St. Mary Axe, is 10 minutes’ walk from Clayton Hotel City of London.

Brick Lane is everything that makes East London such a vibrant, wonderful place.

The Spitalfields area is packed with quirky shops, great restaurants and bars next to old-fashioned pubs, curry houses and bagel shops.

See one of London’s most famous landmarks.

One of the most important sites of the 1916 Easter Rising.

The Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD) in Dublin docklands, in the heart of the capital.

Wonderland provides a line up of Festive family attractions.

Fabulous shopping centre in Cardiff city centre.

Fantastic choice including Jervis Shopping Centre, Ilac Centre and Arnotts.

Visit Dublin’s newest world-class sports-science museum, with so much to do for both adults and children.

The Book of Kells is the most famous visitor attraction in Ireland and dates back to 800AD.

Stillorgan Shopping Centre is Ireland’s oldest shopping centre and has gone under extensive renovation to bring some of the best shopping brands.

The Park at Carrickmines is conveniently located just five minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown, making your shopping trip easy and hassle free.

Marlay Park is comprised of ponds, woodlands, walks and is one of the most stunning parks in Dublin as well as a popular event venue.

Imaginosity offers Ireland its one and only interactive children’s museum for the under 9’s and is dedicated to children’s success.

Powerscourt is located only 11km away from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and offers spectacular views of Wicklow.

Airfield Estate is a 38 acre urban farm and gardens with facilities such as a kitchen and education and food destination.

Oktoberfest is coming back to the George’s Dock, Dublin this year from September 14th to October 6th. Be sure not to miss one of the greatest highlights of the season.

Each year the RDS hosts the world-renowned Dublin Horse show. The show has taken place every summer since 1868.

Conference and exhibition centre, showground, sports ground, meeting centre and event venue, the RDS hosts a myriad of events throughout the year.

Fantastic acts, amazing venue.

Fantastic shopping in heart of Manchester.

Family days out.

The permanent collection spans six centuries and includes many major modern and contemporary pieces.

One of the oldest test venues in England.

A wonderous array of stores, leisure facilities and dining options available.

Duck & Dry Xpress provide all Clayton guests with 10% off on any service. Please ask reception for more information.

For upmarket shopping including luxury department store Harvey Nichols, Emporio Armani and great restaurants and bars.

One of the largest Shopping Centres in the UK is in the City Centre of Birmingham and is the Bullring. Bullring is just next to New Street Station and the Grand Central just above the Station. With over 200 stylish stores featuring 2,000 leading brands Bullring and Grand Central offer also 25 restaurants once you are all shopped out.

Dirty Martini in City Centre is well-known for their bespoke range of martinis and signature cocktails. With glamorous interiors Dirty Martini is the perfect destination for happy hour drinks.

In Colmore Business District there are some of the most well-known bars that Birmingham City Centre has to offer.

Selfridges is one of the most distinctive landmarks in Birmingham City Centre which offers the latest luxury brands.

The flagship Selfridges on London’s Oxford Street.

Discover some of the most incredible pieces of decorative art and design.

The National Football Museum tells the full story of football worldwide.

World famous treasures.

The nations most impressive collection of artworks from the 13th century until 1900.

The royal church has over 1,000 years of history to discover.

The perfect way to see all the city’s sights.

Discover fabulous designer stores and boutiques.

Sensational shopping, great choice of restaurants, cafes and a cinema.

Hosting some of the biggest events and names when they visit Dublin.

The iconic triathlon will take place on the 23rd June in Youghal, East Cork

Check out the thrills, the experience and the excitement that is a night at the dogs at Curraheen Park Greyhound Stadium.

Cork is a popular spot for golfing in Ireland and plays host to a range of golf courses suitable for all levels.

Emerald Headingley will play host to world-class cricket this summer when the ICC Cricket World Cup comes to Leeds.

Páirc Uí Chaoimh is home to Cork GAA.

Bank holiday weekend sees the annual return of Leeds Fest, bringing some the biggest and best names in rock, indie, dance and hip-hop to Leeds’ Bramham Park.

Fancy fleeing the campsite in favour of a four-star hotel? Just a short taxi ride from Bramham Park, Clayton Hotel takes glamping to a whole other level. Just make sure you take your wellies off at the door…

Emerald Headingley will play host to Third Specsavers Ashes Test Match over August bank holiday weekend.

Megastar Ed Sheeran comes to Leeds as part of a series of homecoming shows in his World stadium tour. The two-day event will be in stark contrast to Ed’s last visit to Live at Leeds 2011 where he played to a crowd of just over 100.

16th August & 17th August 2019

Leeds much-loved Christkindelmarkt returns to Millennium Square in 2018 with a mix of festive chalet stalls, traditional entertainment and tasty treats. For those who fancy a glass of mulled wine by an open fire, Thor’s Tipi will be pitching up on The Headrow from early November.

9th November – 22nd December 2018

Housed in the back streets of the South Bank, Mint Warehouse is a must-visit for fans of house, techno and underground electronic music.

Brotherhood is Leeds premier sports bar screening everything from football to boxing, NFL and UFC across their endless array of plasma screens.

Leeds oldest pub is a must-visit for real ale drinkers!

Sitting on the fourth floor of Trinity Leeds, Angelica combines an inventive cocktail list with panoramic views of the city.

Blackhouse offers the very best in steak, seafood & cocktails along with an extensive wine list and a cracking Sunday lunch.

With its cosy furnishings and warm, welcoming atmosphere, The Inkwell Bar is whatever you make it.

The ‘King of Curry’ is a favourite amongst locals serving traditional Indian dining alongside an exciting, bustling atmosphere.

You can find us smack back in the middle of the South Bank – Leeds most exciting and dynamic developing neighbourhood.

Victoria Leeds is the city’s premium shopping destination bringing together Victoria Quarter and Victoria Gate.

Since its opening in 1878, The Grand Theatre & Opera House has seen many of Britain’s greatest thespians tread its boards.

Looking to discover the great outdoors? Double the size of London’s Hyde Park, Roundhay Park is one of Europe’s biggest inner-city green spaces with over 700 acres of parkland, lakes, woodland and gardens to be explored.

The oldest museum in the UK, Royal Armouries houses the national collection of arms and armour, originally located at the Tower of London.

Leeds is one of the UK’s most popular student cities: home to five universities and over 60,000 students!

Leeds is a city for music-lovers and if it’s big-name acts you are after, first direct Arena is the best place to start.

Unique to the sporting world, with cricket and rugby grounds sitting back to back, Emerald Headingley is home to Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Leeds Rhinos and Yorkshire Carnegie.

Step into the drama at the former ITV Studios as you are taken on a guided journey into the world of Emmerdale!

Elland Road has been home to Leeds United Football Club since the club’s foundation in 1919.

If you’re heading to Leeds for a shopping spree, there’s only one place to start.

Sensational events at the Royal Albert Hall.

Hosting sensational events.

Old Trafford

The shopping destination for Londoners and tourists alike for over 160 years.

Get close to your favourite stars.

Shop til you drop at the world-famous Oxford Street in London.

London City is an exciting place to visit with so much to see and do. London has something to offer everyone whether it’s sightseeing, shopping, dining or live entertainment.

At Brent Cross whether it’s fashion or food you are looking for you will be sure to find something that is just for you.

At Brent Cross whether it’s fashion or food you are looking for you will be sure to find something that is just for you.

Allianz Park is the home of Saracens Rugby Club. It is known to many as Barnet Copthall.

The Alexandra Palace is not only a great concert venue in London but its main roots are as a prime exhibition venue in London.

Abbey Road Studios is a recording studio located at 3 Abbey Road, St John’s Wood, City of Westminster in London.

Visit the royal residence and working palace.

Irelands favourite free family festival is coming back to Dublin this July.

One of Dublin’s favourite pubs, well known for its big crowds and lively atmosphere when the sun shines.

The Gaiety Theatre is home to Irish pantomime and is located on South King Steet just off St Stephens Green.

The ornate doors of The Olympia Theatre have been open for 136 years.

Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre was formerly a market area in the 1980’s. where the likes of U2 had its earliest gigs.

University College Dublin is Ireland’s second largest university.

The National Print Museum collects, documents, preserves and exhibits the history of the printing craft in Ireland.

Ranelagh Village Market runs from Thursday to Sunday

83-87 Main Street Ranelagh Dublin 6

Award winning restaurant serving mouth-watering cuisines, fantastic cocktails and a fantastic selection of wine.

St Stephen’s Green is a beautiful historic park in the centre of Dublin city centre.

A fantastic park with dozens of unique events each year. Please ask our reception team for the latest events happening in Merrion Sqaure.

The National Wax Museum Plus is home to a fantastic collection of wax sculptures, with everything from wacky cartoons, celebrities & more.

A short ramble from Grafton St. Sheehan’s is a great place to catch the match.

The perfect resting spot after a day of sightseeing in Dublin’s fair city

One of Dublin’s favourite meeting places.

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is an interactive experience located in Dublin city centre.

O’Connell’s Bar is a funky bar smack in the middle of Dublin city centre

A fantastic gem of a craft beer bar close to the Clayton hotel Charlemont.

Visit the home of the black stuff.

The world’s largest Titanic visitor experience.

Clayton Hotel Belfast is within 15 minutes walk of Waterfront Hall.

No visit to Belfast is not complete until you have visited the most famous pub in Belfast.  Crown Liquor Saloon has been around since 1826. A traditional pub with unique character.

Linen house is a complex located in the Linen Quarter that houses Ritas, China white, Sweet Afton and The Perch.

The best shopping in Northern Ireland with 70 stores, cafes and restaurants spread across 4 floors!

We are the proud sponsors of the Ulster Rugby Team.

Free attractions on offer include collections and displays of art, fine art, botany, geology and local history. The museum is located in Belfast city centre overlooking the Botanic Gardens.

Set in the countryside over 170 acres, this outdoor museum tells the history dating back to the early 20th Century in Belfast.

Stormont, the “great white house up on the hill” used to be home to high profile political drama, but now there is an atmosphere of tranquillity and freshness in the air.

St George’s Market is the last surviving Victorian covered market in Belfast.

Enjoy your concert or event at the SSE Arena Belfast, formerly Odyssey Arena, and stay comfortably at Clayton Hotel Belfast.

Cavehill Country Park is a popular area for both casual walkers and serious hikers.

Cathedral Quarter is the oldest part of the city made up of narrow cobbled streets and alleyways and where “the craic” is guaranteed!

Carrick-A-Rede is the famous rope bridge in County Antrim which links the mainland to the small island of Carrickkarede.

Botanic Gardens Belfast is one of the most popular gardens in Belfast. It was established in 1828 by the Belfast Botanic and Horticultural Society and was initially a private park with limited public access.

Belfast Zoo is one of the top visitor attractions and one of the oldest in Northern Ireland, with a quarter of a million visitors each year.

The heart of Belfast, City Hall is just around the corner from Clayton Hotel Belfast.

SeaFest and Cork Harbour Festival are coming together for Ireland’s biggest maritime celebration, which will take place in Cork this June.

The Omniplex cinema in Mahon Point Shopping Centre is the ideal escape on a rainy day with the whole family.

See the animals roam happy and free across acres of grassland.

Kiss the Blarney Stone and explore the magnificent grounds.

Unlock the past at Cork City Gaol.

One of Dublin’s two medieval cathedrals, the other being St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1030 Christchurch is the oldest cathedral in the capital city.

The magnificent cathedral is impressive inside as out.

Visit the hauntingly beautiful Loftus Hall.

Take a tour of the oldest working lighthouse in the world.

Explore the ornamental grounds and gardens surrounding the spectacular 19th-century castle.

Take the boat out to Ireland’s largest bird sanctuary.

Visit the quirky market, held each Sunday at Sligo Airport.

Fabulous selection of stores in Sligo town centre.

Sligo Race Course is under 10 minutes drive from Clayton Hotel Sligo.

Celebrating our most famous son.

Discover the rich history of our county and people. Sligo County Museum houses a range of collections including artefacts from stone age life right up to a firkin of 100-year-old bog butter.

Riding on the beach is a bucket-list item for many of us, tick it off when you visit Sligo!

Sitting at the base of Knocknarea, a 327m hill topped with a giant cairn on the Cúil Irra peninsula, Strandhill is just 15 minutes’ drive from Clayton Hotel Sligo.

The Gaelic name Cnoc na Ri means “Hill of Kings” alludes to the myth the ancient kings of the province were crowned here. Knocknarea remains one of the most striking landmarks in Sligo dominating the skyline over the Coolera peninsula.

The impressive house is situated just outside Carney, 20 minutes’ drive from Clayton Hotel Sligo, dramatically below Table Mountain, it is a sheer delight to visit all year round.

At the northern entry to Sligo Bay, Rosses Point offers beautiful coastal walks, and other outdoor activities.

The aqua park provides endless amusement and a trip here will without doubt be one to remember.

The impressive ruins are at the centre of Sligo town.

This fun-filled venue is perfect for a day out with the little ones.

Whether it’s gentle leisurely activities that you enjoy or more energetic adventures, Lough Key Forest and Activity Park has it all.

Visitors are taken on a short stroll through a nature trail in the woodland area and through stunning green fields.

See the eagles, owls, hawks and falcons fly twice daily and a petting zoo.

Fantastic fun for the little ones.

Visit Ireland’s most astounding contemporary arts centres and home to the famous Niland Collection.

Discover the history of the largest megalithic site in Europe where over 60 megalithic tombs have been discovered, half of which are accessible to the public.

Designed by architect Richard Cassels, it’s believed the west tower retains elements of the 13th-century structure hospital that originally stood on the site.

Play one of the most beautiful courses on the wild Atlantic coast.

Learn to surf on some of the best beaches in the world.

Only a 20 minute drive from Sligo town, Bundoran village is renowned for the adventure sports facilities on offer. Donegal Adventure Centre offers fully supervised abseiling, cliff- jumping, high-roping and more for enthusiasts of every age. These activities are certainly ideal for visitors looking for an adrenaline rush.

Some of the best sea fishing in the world.

A fascinating insight into our nation’s past.

Beautiful unspoilt sandy beaches.

Discover a region with plenty of historical twists and turns! From Viking invaders and Norman knights to high kings, monks and fleeing emigrants.

Discover a region with plenty of historical twists and turns! From Viking invaders and Norman knights to high kings, monks and fleeing emigrants.

The largest shopping centre outside of Dublin.

All your fashion favourites.

Sensational city centre shopping.

Where tradition Irish music and dance meets contemporary and world scenes.

Live at St. Luke’s is a music venue located in a former church.

A spectacular summer of music in Cork.

Beloved theatre in Cork city centre.

Enjoy a wonderful programme of concerts, musicals and artists year-round.

Want to escape the City Centre and get away from the hustle and bustle for a day out with the family? Bring the whole family to Tayto Park, a family adventure fun packed park.

Another great Irish Pub is O’Donoghue’s. Known for its great live music and pints of the black stuff. Also known as the spot you would find Irish musicians such as Christy Moore and Dubliners among a few. This pub is not to be missed.

Dating all the way back to 1198 AD The Brazen Head is the oldest pub in Ireland.

With a great cocktail selection and lavish interior, this is a spot not to be missed in Dublin. Perfect for a wintery evening in Dublin.

Looking for something a little up market? Then try the newly opened 9 Below. It is a restored basement bar and the interior gives the sense of great opulence.

This is one of Dublin’s classic pubs. It’s famous for its red and white façade and the inside doesn’t disappoint. They serve an excellent pint of Guinness as well.

A popular spot in Dublin’s city centre, it has a mixture of trendy and old school. Drinks are reasonably priced and they serve Tapas for those who are hungry.

Vertigo bar is a contemporary bar located in heart of Dublin’s Docklands.

Although a little further away than other options, this Asian fusion restaurant is a must. Found on busy Camden street. It is more casual dining but a lot of fun. Don’t forget the ice cream machine in the corner.

If you are looking for a bit of spice try Kathmandu kitchen one evening. They serve Nepalese and Indian cuisine. The restaurant itself has a great colourful atmosphere and the food is authentic and delicious.

If you are looking for something upmarket and Michelin awarded then Chapter one is the one. Serving contemporary Irish cuisine with a French twist for 20 years. Reservations are essential for this restaurant.

If you are looking for great sea food then look no further than Sole.

If you are looking for a traditional Italian restaurant with a modern twist Bar Italia is a must. It has a great selection of Italian dishes and pizza with an extensive wine list.

Located only a 35-minute walk from Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane.

Looking for classic dining in an atmospheric stylish restaurant? Stir Restaurant in Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane has what you’re looking for.

The National Gallery of Ireland is both impressive for its collection as its architecture. Located near Governmental Buildings in the heart of Dublin City centre.

The National Museum of Ireland hosts some of the most impressive collections of Irish archaeology in the world.

One of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions is the Jameson Distillery.

During summer months catch the free shuttle bus from Patricks Quay in Cork city centre.

Experience the traditional Irish Pub in Cork.

An Brog is a late bar located in the heart of Cork on Oliver Plunkett Street.

Enjoy a craft beer in a charming atmosphere.

Franciscan Well is a Brewery with a Brew Pub attached selling their variety of craft beer.

Tom Barry’s is a pub with a cosy atmosphere of a traditional Irish bar.

Here you’ll find traders selling a mix of organic, locally produced food and exciting new foods from afar.