Marking 10 years of The Ashe Hotel in Tralee were, back from left; Magdalena Mroczek, Anna Murnal, Vicky Stone, Shane Dollard, Brian Scally, Christopher Gilmore, Milandi Basel, Richard O’Brien, Bruno De Oliveira Silva, Gary Smith, Zeno Diniz. Front from left; Pamela Prendiville, Jane Boyle, Colin Boyle, Majella Milward, Diana O’Keeffe, Nicole Cantisani De Carvalho.Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus
THE Ashe Hotel in Tralee is proudly celebrating its 10th anniversary this April.
Since opening its doors in 2015, The Ashe Hotel has become a cornerstone of hospitality in the heart of Tralee, offering exceptional service, stylish accommodation, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
When hotel owner Colin Boyle first laid eyes on the building that would become The Ashe Hotel in 2014, he observed; “There was a total air of abandonment.”
Derrymore Suite at The Ashe HotelThe property had been closed for some time, but its potential was evident: a prime town centre location, generously sized bedrooms, and well-designed bar, restaurant, and banqueting areas.
Jane, Colin’s wife, shares their vision: “We wanted to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere by developing a great team and carefully designing the interior spaces, combining our love of vintage pieces with close attention to the comfort of our guests.”
Both are deeply involved in the hotel’s daily operations, bringing expertise in hospitality, construction, and design to many aspects of the business.
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Situated in Tralee’s Old Market area, the couple emphasised the importance of being warm and welcoming to both neighbours and visiting guests.
Deluxe Super King at The Ashe HotelThe hotel quickly gained a reputation for excellent food and became a venue for special family celebrations and events. This popularity led to rapid expansion, including doubling the restaurant’s capacity and adding a spacious, sunlit external terrace.
Today, The Ashe Hotel stands as a thriving 4-star destination in Tralee, featuring Alfie’s Restaurant and Bar, the glamorous Lottie’s event space, and the quirky Roundy’s Bar just across the road on Brogue Makers Lane.
Approaching their 10-year anniversary, the hotel has completed a €2 million investment in new deluxe rooms, suites, and energy sustainability projects, positioning them for continued growth.
Barrow Suite at The Ashe HotelThey attribute their success to loyal guests and a dedicated team, expressing gratitude to all who have contributed to the hotel’s development. With Tralee being a wonderful place to live, work, and play, The Ashe Hotel anticipates a bright future ahead.
The team at The Ashe Hotel continues to build on their reputation by working with local producers and suppliers to create unique and memorable stays. Their commitment to quality, sustainability, and community engagement remains at the heart of their hospitality ethos.
As The Ashe Hotel enters its next decade, it remains dedicated to evolving while maintaining its signature blend of quality and character that has made it a standout choice in Tralee’s hospitality scene.
For more information or to book a stay, visit www.theashehotel.ie or follow The Ashe Hotel on social media.
Stayed at The Ashe last weekend. Congratulations to you all.