It was closed at the time we were there, but we walked the grounds, very picturesque, will visit again
Peter B Kavanagh
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18 August 2026
10.0
The woods are super peaceful. Trails are marked and easy to follow.
Daniel Fenech Grech
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14 August 2026
10.0
Unfortunately still closed for renovations.
The place has potential.
Claude IKEBANA
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12 August 2026
6.0
The house was closed during our visit in August 2026, so we couldn't see the inside. However, the surrounding park and walking trails were beautiful and well worth the visit. The riverside path and the bridge offer lovely views and are perfect for taking photos. A peaceful spot for a relaxing walk, even if the house itself isn't open.
Fabrício Souza
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03 August 2026
10.0
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Pauric Conway Daly
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21 July 2026
10.0
They're just about to spend €55,000,000 restoring. In a couple of years it will be wonderful, I hope. Meanwhile it will be a building site.
It's a period house not a hotel. Dunno why Google thinks it is a hotel.
Francis Mc Shane
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16 July 2026
8.0
Just visited this beautiful site Thursday and found out that it is closing for the next two years for renovation works. The house is beautiful but definitely in need of some TLC, would definitely revist to see it in all its glory once work has been carried out. We particularly enjoyed the Swan pedalo boats as this was a new experience for my kids. Would totally recommend a visit once it is up and running again
Kate O Connell
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12 July 2026
10.0
Westport House is a wonderful place to visit for both families and history lovers. The house is beautifully maintained, with stunning gardens and scenic grounds to explore. The atmosphere is peaceful, and there’s plenty to see and do for all ages. Whether you’re interested in history or just looking for a relaxing day out, it’s definitely worth a visit.
Sara Alnuaimi
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11 July 2026
10.0
Nice visit. Will be closed for renovations.
Philippe Gérin
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09 July 2026
10.0
Very opulent manor house. A lot of history to be discovered in the about 30 rooms that are accessible to the public. We planned for a 30 minute visit and stayed two hours - there is just so much interesting stuff inside this house. There is even a dungeon. Unfortunately the upper floor has a mold problem and some of the other areas there are in dire need of repair or at least a touch-up. Because of that, they will close the house soon, renovate it thoroughly and then reopen it in two and a half years (that would be 2029 ...). Admission is 15 Euros, same for the guided tour. Woul recommend to explore the house on your own, since the tour only covers the first floor.
Axel Tegtmeier
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03 July 2026
10.0