Lansdowne kenmare

Historic boutique hotel offering accommodation and dining

Project Overview

The Lansdowne Kenmare has been part of the history of Kenmare since it was built as the town residence of William Perry Fitzmaurice in 1790, the 2nd Earl of Shelbourne, and is one of the oldest landmarks in Kenmare.

It now stands as a beacon welcoming guests to wander the streets of this quaint town and to explore the breathtaking scenery that surrounds it.

Today, The Lansdowne Kenmare is bringing that same excitement and charm but with 21st century elegance for your comfort and enjoyment. Guests can enjoy warm service, stylish décor and delicious food in the LK Bar and LK Café.

Insight Multimedia’s Design and Development team really specialise in this kind of hospitality marketing project. The objective was to create a completely new website with a new modern look and feel (new hotel design – new website design). The team set about designing an overall visually impacting website look that would effortlessly communicating the style, elegance and luxury of the new Lansdowne Kenmare brand and hotel. Once the main website Design style and Branding look was established, the development team then set about building each of the inner information pages with an equally impacting visual style and layout that reflected the values, quality and selling point of the Hotel.

The design and development team built the website so that the information contained, emphasised the elegance and luxury of the hotel and facilitated guests to browse the hotels facilities, menus, rooms, surrounding area/activities and most importantly, allow them to easily book their stay.

Integration with the Lansdowne Kenmare’s in-house (front desk) Booking Engine, allows for guests to quickly view availability and find special offers and promotions in ‘just a click’. Other features include Gift Cards for Kenmare Living, which is a prepaid Gift Card that Guests can redeem as they choose in any of the companies ‘sister hotels’, including the Park Hotel Kenmare, Dromquinna Manor and or The Lansdowne Kenmare. The recipient can select from 15 exceptional experiences such as Spa, Dining, Luxury Camping, Afternoon Tea to Accommodation. The site also incorporates contact forms, a careers section, a special offers section and an activities section for Guests to plan excursions during their stay.

As both SEO and Responsive design were hugely important, the website is fully optimised for both, making sure it ranks well in search engines and provides for a great user experience on every device type and size.

Lansdowne kenmare

Historic boutique hotel offering accommodation and dining

Project Overview

The Lansdowne Kenmare has been part of the history of Kenmare since it was built as the town residence of William Perry Fitzmaurice in 1790, the 2nd Earl of Shelbourne, and is one of the oldest landmarks in Kenmare.

It now stands as a beacon welcoming guests to wander the streets of this quaint town and to explore the breathtaking scenery that surrounds it.

Today, The Lansdowne Kenmare is bringing that same excitement and charm but with 21st century elegance for your comfort and enjoyment. Guests can enjoy warm service, stylish décor and delicious food in the LK Bar and LK Café.

Insight Multimedia’s Design and Development team really specialise in this kind of hospitality marketing project. The objective was to create a completely new website with a new modern look and feel (new hotel design – new website design). The team set about designing an overall visually impacting website look that would effortlessly communicating the style, elegance and luxury of the new Lansdowne Kenmare brand and hotel. Once the main website Design style and Branding look was established, the development team then set about building each of the inner information pages with an equally impacting visual style and layout that reflected the values, quality and selling point of the Hotel.

The design and development team built the website so that the information contained, emphasised the elegance and luxury of the hotel and facilitated guests to browse the hotels facilities, menus, rooms, surrounding area/activities and most importantly, allow them to easily book their stay.

Integration with the Lansdowne Kenmare’s in-house (front desk) Booking Engine, allows for guests to quickly view availability and find special offers and promotions in ‘just a click’. Other features include Gift Cards for Kenmare Living, which is a prepaid Gift Card that Guests can redeem as they choose in any of the companies ‘sister hotels’, including the Park Hotel Kenmare, Dromquinna Manor and or The Lansdowne Kenmare. The recipient can select from 15 exceptional experiences such as Spa, Dining, Luxury Camping, Afternoon Tea to Accommodation. The site also incorporates contact forms, a careers section, a special offers section and an activities section for Guests to plan excursions during their stay.

As both SEO and Responsive design were hugely important, the website is fully optimised for both, making sure it ranks well in search engines and provides for a great user experience on every device type and size.

A website header for The Lansdowne Kenmare hotel, featuring a navigation menu, booking button, star rating, and an elegant glimpse of the hotel's chandelier and staircase—capturing The Lansdowne Kenmare’s signature sophistication.
A modern lounge area at The Lansdowne Kenmare features pink armchairs, a curved blue sofa, small round tables, wooden flooring, and a staircase near glass doors.
A restaurant counter at The Lansdowne Kenmare with yellow chairs, set with wine glasses, plates, cutlery, and a small potted plant; website menu and booking buttons visible at the top.
Close-up of a wooden plaque with the number 203 at The Lansdowne Kenmare, next to a collage showing a dining area, outdoor terrace, ice bucket with wine, and a café menu board.
Partial view of The Lansdowne Kenmare restaurant website showing menu options, a dish garnished with herbs, and inviting text welcoming customers for breakfast.
Screenshot of The Lansdowne Kenmare website featuring a breakfast dish, a wooden sign reading “Counting Sheep Please do not disturb,” and a section titled “All About Keeping It Local.”.
A person waters plants in a garden beside a white covered structure at The Lansdowne Kenmare. Below is a close-up of a baked dish topped with herbs.
Close-up of a lobster dish with sauce on a plate, two cocktails on the side, and text about local ingredients at The Lansdowne Kenmare. Experience fresh flavours and creative cuisine in every bite at The Lansdowne Kenmare restaurant.
Plate with grilled fish, mashed potatoes, and vegetables sits beside a website section featuring The Lansdowne Kenmare property links, a mailing list sign-up form, and hotel association logos.
Website header for The Lansdowne Kenmare featuring its name, four-star rating, Book Now button, menu icon, and a background image showcasing an elegant dining table with glassware.
Elegant restaurant dining area with laid tables, cushioned chairs, and warm lighting at The Lansdowne Kenmare. A central text box describes the Dining Bar Terrace experience.
Close-up of The Lansdowne Kenmare restaurant webpage featuring a steak meal with chips, sauce, and greens; person pours sauce or jam into a bowl on the right; “Dining Bar Terrace” menu description on the left.
Collage featuring The Lansdowne Kenmare’s tidy hotel room, an outdoor terrace, a café menu board, meal menus, and close-ups of charming details like a side table and armchair.
Footer section of The Lansdowne Kenmare website featuring its sister properties, a mailing list sign-up form, and The Lansdowne Kenmare’s Small Luxury Hotels of the World badge.