THE ROYAL HOTEL

Carlow County - Ireland Genealogical Projects (IGP TM)

The Royal Arms Hotel
&
Livery Stables

ROYAL ARMS HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES
Dublin Street, Carlow.
J. CULLEN, Proprietor,

Returns his most grateful thanks to his numerous Friends and the public for the support so liberally given to his Hotel since its erection, a period of nearly 40 years, and takes this opportunity of soliciting a continuance of their patronage. His Hotel being situated in the centre of the town within a few minutes’ walk of the Railway Station and contiguous to the Church, Cathedral, Court House, Banks, etc., will be found most convenient for Traders’ Agents, Merchants and other Travellers. The strictest attention shall be paid to the comfort of those who may favour his Establishment which will always be found supplied in the best manner.

The Proprietor also takes this opportunity of apprizing those having recourse to his Establishment, as also the public at large, that he has lately erected on the premises a range of Public Baths which, at considerable expense, he has fitted up in the neatest and most commodious manner, consisting of reclining and shower baths of all descriptions, which can be had on the shortest possible notice and at very mod­erate charges.

N.B. The Public Baths being at the rear of, and altogether separate from, the Hotel, parties desirous of availing them­selves of the accommodation they afford can do so (if they wish) without having any intercourse with the Hotel, the entrance to the Baths being through the gateway leading into the Hotel Yard.

(“ The Carlow Sentinel.”)
7th February, 1852.

From an article found in the Carloviana 2005


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