Give the gift of choice on Father’s Day

Gift Guide: A Maldron Hotels or Clayton Hotels Gift Card

Dads are the first heroes many of us will have and while they don’t often wear capes these super men deserve to be celebrated on Father’s Day.

A Maldron Hotels or Clayton Hotels Gift Card is an amazingly thoughtful gift choice that offers a host of wonderful experiences to choose from. Whether it is a well-deserved hotel getaway to relax and unwind, enjoying a delicious meal before a big match, indulging in a drink or two in the bar before a night spent enjoying local entertainment or, for those Dads who like to stay active, even a Club Vitae membership is an option.

Take the guesswork out of treating your father and father figures. Show them how much you love them by gifting them this unique experience that will live long in their memory.

Gift cards from these Irish owned hotel brands can be used in over 48 locations across Ireland and the UK, so you can give the special man in your life the wonderful gift of choice this Father’s Day (June 19).

The cards can be redeemed up to five years from the date of purchase meaning he can pick the time to treat himself with a personalised experience, one that he’ll be sure to appreciate.

And for those who have flown the nest or are living away from home these flexible gift cards can be bought online and sent by post or immediately to your email.

For more information visit maldronhotels.com/vouchers or claytonhotels.com/gift-vouchers

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