A LUXURY Limerick resort has been named the Best Resort in Europe for the third year in a row by a leading travel magazine, sparking a three-in-a-row for one of Limerick hurling’s biggest patrons.
Adare Manor, owned by billionaire JP McManus, has been awarded the Condé Nast Traveler’s 2024 Reader’s Choice Award for Resort of the Year this week. The third year in a row the luxury resort has been awarded the title
The Limerick resort was awarded the accolade after over half a million readers of Condé Nast Traveler cast their votes on their favourite luxury resorts across Europe.
A total of 575,000 people voted in the Reader’s Choice Awards, with Adare Manor topping the table for the Best Resort in Europe for the third year in a row.
Brendan O’Connor, general manager of Adare Manor, said that being awarded for the third year running is an “extraordinary honour”.
“To be named Best Resort in Europe for the third consecutive year is an extraordinary honour. This recognition means so much to us, as it reflects the opinions of the most important people to all of us at Adare Manor — our guests,” he said .
“Their continued support is the ultimate testament to the passion and commitment of our entire team, across all departments.
“We are privileged to be in such esteemed company and to be recognised in this way for creating memorable experiences that exceed expectations.
“This award not only celebrates the unique nature of Adare Manor but also underscores the heart and dedication that every member of our team brings to our guests’ experience,” Mr O’Connor added.
