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MOUNT JULIET HOTEL
General Policy
Early Check Out Policy Early Checkout charge applicable - 100 pct Late Check Out Policy Pet Policy Family Children Policy Group Conditions Reservations of min. 12 rooms are considered a group. For group requests please contact info@mountjuliet.ie or 00353.56.777.3010 Commission Policy 10 Percent Commission is paid 30 days after departure except when noted non-commissionable.
Notifications and Fees
SUP Manor House Superior King/Twin, Garden View, TV, Bath/Shower, Broadband BVT Manor House Riverview King, bath/shower, flat screen TV,broadband PRE Manor House Presidential Suite King/ Twin,bath,shower,sitting room, Riverview B1K The Clubhouse Rooms King/Twin, Flat screen TV, Garden Views C1Q Manor House Classic Queen, flat screen TV, broadband, bath/shower, broadband AS2 Rose Garden Lodges 2 bedroom King/Twin, Kitchen,Dining room,Terrace,Estate views Standard Amenities In All Rooms Bathrobe Bathroom Amenities Bathtub Only Cable TV Clothes Press Coffee Tea Color TV Direct Dial DVD Player Electrical Adapters Fireplace Hair Dryer HSPD Iron Board Jacuzzi MiniBar Modem DataPort Movies Newspaper Private Bath Radio Refrigerator Remote TV Safe Shower Only Sofa Bed VCR Voicemail Work Desk All Other Room Type AmenitiesFrequently Asked Questions
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MOUNT JULIET HOTEL
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Tell them as it is mur9hy. It's a phrase that once was true. It ain't no more. Its only in old geography maps now. come to Ireland for sure its lovely and green and wet, but keep saying that u will eventually bump
Into someone who will get angry rather then correct u. We all like the "correct u first" way but a few won't. But come see the green isle for its beauty and black water stuff ;-)
Sounds like a real friendly place, huh Mur9hy? I'm pretty sure it wasn't meant as an offense - and I wouldn't call it ignorance either. Maybe you shouldn't expect the whole world to know specific details about regional disputes over naming... And no, I'm not american
Like it, love it!
Woah those tree's are huge
I'm sure offence was meant to on one, but we Irish really don't like being mistaken for the English (: it's rather silly at this point when we've been a republic for almost a century now. but the fault is at the hands of the educators.. not the people themselves, as they only know what they are taught (: do visit though, it's lovely when it doesn't rain
Ireland is indeed in the British Isles. It's a geographical term used to describe the islands in the Northwest of Continental Europe to which Ireland is one.
Looks so magical!
I LOVED that kind of trees... they are called Sequoia, I think.
@whynotsmile lucky!