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Hotel Mullingar

Duster · 2011-01-11 19:19:27

Can anyone recommend a decent hotel in Mullingar or what kind of experiences have they had with the various ones in town. I have done a bit of searching on the interweb but not really seeing much feedback on the options. Also, any info on which restaurants in town might be worth a visit would be useful. Thanks for any info…

11-01-2011 7:19pm

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Duster

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Can anyone recommend a decent hotel in Mullingar or what kind of experiences have they had with the various ones in town. I have done a bit of searching on the interweb but not really seeing much feedback on the options.

Also, any info on which restaurants in town might be worth a visit would be useful.

Thanks for any info guys

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#2 11-01-2011 8:05pm

The Lovely Muffin

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Hotels:

Park Hotel - Although this hotel is a little outside town (5mins drive)
Annebrook Hotel - Right in the centre of town
Austin Friar Hotel - Right in the centre of town (also across the road from the Annebrook hotel).

As for restaurant, I personally recommend the following:

Oscars (mixed menu iirc)
La Guitarra (Italian)
Pasta Bella (Italian)
The Greville Arms is good for food (I've never been in the bar/club so can't comment on those areas)

"Ilia Tapas & More" is also meant to be good, but I've never been to it so can't comment/recommend it.

There was also this thread a while ago with recommendations/suggestions, maybe it can also be of some help to you?

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#3 11-01-2011 8:44pm

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Have stayed in the Mullingar Park Hotel and in the Annebrook Hotel, both lovely hotels, nice comfy rooms. Annebrook is in the middle of the town, Mullingar Park is 5 mins out of town centre. Mullingar Park might be a little pricy for what you get though.

If in town, try Oscars for food, very nice spot

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#4 14-01-2011 10:57am

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For restaurants, Ilia Tapas is very good (you may need to book if its for a weekend night). If u like Indian there are two, both good - Saagar and Silver Oak. For Chinese, I like the Amber Court.

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#5 25-01-2011 8:47pm

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I would recommend the Annebrook, for food I'd go to Fat Cats over Canton Casey's & the restaurant in the Austin Friar Hotel.;)

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#6 25-01-2011 9:36pm

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sirrah wrote: »

I would recommend the Annebrook, for food I'd go to Fat Cats over Canton Casey's & the restaurant in the Austin Friar Hotel.;)

Is Fat Cats open? I thought it was closed down.

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#7 26-01-2011 2:00pm

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Purple_Bobbin wrote: »

Is Fat Cats open? I thought it was closed down.

Yes it was closed down a long time ago. Oscars or La Guitaria are nice restaurants.

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