Castle Dargan

About Castle Dargan

Plenty of boutique hotels dress up as artists’ and poets’ residences, but rare is the place that can lay claim to having been one. W.B. Yeats loved Castle Dargan, in Ireland’s County Sligo, and a century later it still retains its Irish country charm, with 170 rolling acres of grounds and golf courses to enjoy. The original decorations from the Edwardian era, from the antique furniture to the paintings, have all been preserved. But a stuffy old museum this is not. Castle Dargan houses two floors of clean, modern hotel rooms for one or two guests, and four rooms with a more antique character in the original house. Meanwhile the castle’s restaurants offer both fresh local seafood and upscale traditional country fare.

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