Dine like royalty
Ashford Castle has been hosting distinguished guests for almost 800 years – one of the most prominent being the Prince of Wales, who subsequently became George V of England. In honour of his visit in 1905, the Guinness family built a special dining room which still bears his name proudly to this day.
The graceful setting, with rich, panelled walls and twinkling Waterford Crystal chandeliers bestows a grand sense of occasion. Relax and enjoy exceptional dishes from the kitchen of acclaimed Chef Philippe Farineau, recently awarded two rosettes by the AA Hospitality Awards, combined with much loved recipes of Beatrice Tollman and complemented by a fine selection of wines from Head Sommelier Paul Fogerty.
Recently, George V Dining Room earned Wine Spectator’s 2020 Best of Award of Excellence.
Please note: This restaurant is currently only open to residents of the castle.
This offer includes:
- Two-night stay in an Executive King room (all other room types are available on request)
- Breakfast daily
- A pair of Centre Court Tickets with exclusive access to the Centre Court Debenture Lounge and its restaurants and bars
- A Wimbledon themed cocktail on arrival
- A Lanson Champagne tasting in our Wimbledon themed pop up bar (based in our sister hotel next door (The Rubens at the Palace). This will include a sharing snack stand for you to enjoy.
- A Wimbledon themed evening turndown on one occasion
Terms and conditions
- This is a call to book offer only and is subject to availability.
- Please be aware that the tickets are purchased with an external company (Wimbledon Debentures) therefore payment is required at the booking stage, which is non-refundable.
- From £1,814 per room, per night. (The from price is based on an Executive King room and the sample ticket prices are based on the 6th July 2021. Please be aware that ticket prices vary).
- Please advise at the booking stage which date you would prefer the Lanson Champagne tasting and this must be pre-booked to avoid disappointment.
- For agent enquiries, the tickets are non-commissionable.