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Best family friendly Ireland cabins

Among the 2088 accommodations in Ireland, here are the 4 best cabins for families

Mountain Cabin Situated In A Unique And Peaceful Area Of Outstanding Beauty. - Ireland
10 1 review

Mountain Cabin Situated In A Unique And Peaceful Area Of Outstanding Beauty.

cabin, Allihies
This architect-designed wooden lodge is located on the slopes of the Horseshoe Mountains near Allihies, offering direct access to the Beara Way walking trails and a 10-minute walk to the village.
This family-friendly property accommodates up to six guests with three bedrooms, a kitchen, and a terrace, and is ideal for activities such as walking, swimming, and stargazing.
The Old Post Office Cottage - Ireland
9.9 8 reviews

The Old Post Office Cottage

chalet, Castlebar
This one-bedroom cottage, The Old Post Office Cottage, is located in Castlebar, Ireland, offering a peaceful base for exploring the area.
This self-contained accommodation provides a fully fitted kitchen, free WiFi, and private on-site parking, with garden views and a spacious terrace for guests, suitable for up to 15 people.
30 M² Cabin ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 4 Guests - Ireland
9.5 25 reviews

30 M² Cabin ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 4 Guests

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This self-catering cottage is situated near Castlemartyr Village, County Cork, Ireland, approximately 2.4 kilometres from the Castlemartyr Resort Hotel, offering easy access to Midleton (9.6km), Jameson Distillery Midleton (9.6km), and several beaches within a 14.5km radius.
The 30-square-metre property features one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps four, and includes a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave, a terrace, garden, parking, and internet access.
3 Bedroom Cabin By Travel Lets Short Term Rental Agency Kerrykeel - Ireland
10 1 review

3 Bedroom Cabin By Travel Lets Short Term Rental Agency Kerrykeel

cabin, Kerrykeel
This waterfront lodge in Kerrykeel, County Donegal, offers direct views of Mulroy Bay and is ideally situated for exploring Portsalon Beach and Rathmullan Bay Beach, located within a 10-kilometre radius.
This family-friendly and pet-welcoming lodge spans 139 square meters, featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms to accommodate up to nine guests, with amenities including a private hot tub, terrace, garden, and on-site parking.

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Best Ireland cabins with a fireplace

Riverside Chalet | Cavan Lakes | Hot Tub Option - Ireland
10 26 reviews

Riverside Chalet | Cavan Lakes | Hot Tub Option

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This riverside retreat, a reimagined artist's studio for two, is situated directly on the River Erne, part of the Shannon–Erne Blueway, just a few minutes by car from Belturbet and within easy reach of Fermanagh lakelands attractions such as the Marble Arch Caves and Cuilcagh Boardwalk.
This family-friendly cabin offers a king-size four-poster bed, a wood-burning stove, a kitchenette, a private hot tub overlooking the water, and on-site bike hire, with kayaks, boats, and fishing rods available to rent for exploring the river and its surroundings.
Cabin ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests - Ireland
No reviews

Cabin ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests

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This rural lodge, located on an Unnamed Road in Ireland, offers a peaceful retreat with convenient parking.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom lodge accommodates two guests and features a private wood-fired hot tub, an inviting fireplace, a private garden, an on-site BBQ grill, a fully-equipped kitchen, and high-speed WiFi.
Cosy Orchard Cabin With Wood Burning Stove - Ireland
No reviews

Cosy Orchard Cabin With Wood Burning Stove

cabin, Arthurstown
Cozy Orchard Cabin, a holiday cottage located in Arthurstown, is an 18-minute walk from Opw and 1.6 kilometres from Ballyhack Castle.
This 43 square metre holiday home offers one bedroom and one bathroom for up to seven guests, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a fireplace, WiFi, a washing machine, and a garden with a balcony.
Bluebell Shepards Hut With Hot Tub - Ireland
10 445 reviews

Bluebell Shepards Hut With Hot Tub

house, Doon West
This charming County Galway cottage is just a short drive from the city of Galway and the Cliffs of Moher, making it the perfect base for exploring the region. The cottage boasts excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall experience.
This cosy retreat is perfect for a couple or small family, with one bedroom and one bathroom. It offers a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden and a jacuzzi for relaxing after a day exploring the local area.

Frequently asked questions about cabins in Ireland

  • What should travellers be mindful of regarding traditions in Ireland?

    Ireland has a rich cultural heritage. It's polite to say 'please' and 'thank you', and to be mindful of noise levels, especially in residential areas. Tipping is customary in restaurants (around 10-15%), and pubs often have a 'quiet time' in the evenings. Learning a few basic Irish phrases is always appreciated, even if it's just 'Dia dhuit' (hello) and 'Go raibh maith agat' (thank you). Also, be aware that some traditional customs, like the practice of 'cúpla focal' (a few words) in Irish, are still prevalent in certain areas and appreciated by locals.
  • What are the key airports serving Ireland?

    Dublin Airport (DUB) is the largest and busiest, serving as the main gateway for international flights. Cork Airport (ORK) and Shannon Airport (SNN) are also significant, offering both domestic and international connections, particularly for flights from the UK and Europe. Smaller airports like Belfast International Airport (BHD) and City of Derry Airport (LDY) also serve the island of Ireland, but are mostly used for domestic or short-haul flights.
  • How can you replace a lost passport in Ireland?

    If you lose your passport in Ireland, you'll need to contact your embassy or consulate immediately. They will guide you through the process of applying for an emergency passport or travel document. You'll likely need to provide identification, photos, and possibly other documentation. The process can take several days, so it's crucial to act quickly.
  • Should travellers consider renting a car to explore Ireland?

    Renting a car is a great option for exploring Ireland, especially if you want to venture beyond the cities and towns. It offers flexibility to discover hidden gems and scenic routes at your own pace. However, be aware that driving on the left-hand side of the road can take some getting used to, and narrow, winding roads are common in rural areas. Public transport is available, but it might not reach every location, especially in more remote parts of the country.
  • Are there any renowned celebrations held in Ireland?

    Yes! St. Patrick's Day (17th March) is the most famous, with parades and festivities nationwide. However, many other festivals are celebrated throughout the year. The Galway Arts Festival in July offers a vibrant mix of theatre, music, and dance. The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, Ireland's national traditional music festival, is held in a different town each year and attracts musicians from all over the world.
  • What are the most popular areas to explore over a week in Ireland?

    A week allows for a good exploration. You could explore Dublin, including Trinity College and the Guinness Storehouse, then head west to Galway, known for its vibrant culture and proximity to Connemara's stunning landscapes. Consider visiting the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren region before heading south to explore the Ring of Kerry, a scenic coastal drive in County Kerry. This itinerary balances city life with the beauty of Ireland's countryside.
  • Which places in Ireland are perfect for a weekend visit?

    Dublin is an excellent choice for a weekend break, offering numerous historical sites, museums, and lively pubs. Alternatively, consider exploring the charming city of Kilkenny, with its medieval castle and vibrant streets. If you prefer coastal scenery, a weekend trip to Kinsale in County Cork, known for its colourful harbour and seafood restaurants, would be ideal.
  • In Ireland, which region boasts the most agreeable weather?

    Ireland's weather is notoriously unpredictable, but generally, the south-west coast experiences slightly milder temperatures and more sunshine than other parts of the country. However, be prepared for rain anywhere in Ireland, regardless of the region, as it can change quickly.
  • Which emergency numbers are essential in Ireland for medical or security assistance?

    For medical emergencies, dial 999 or 112. For non-emergency situations, contact your local Garda station (police). These numbers are consistent across the country.

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Best Ireland cabins with jacuzzi

Among the 2088 accommodations in Ireland, here are the 4 best cabins with a jacuzzi

The Lodge Mountain View Log Cabin , Attymass Ballina - Ireland
9.7 319 reviews

The Lodge Mountain View Log Cabin , Attymass Ballina

cabin, Boyhollagh
The Lodge Mountain View Log Cabin is located in Boyhollagh, just 13 kilometres from Ballina Golf Course and 13 kilometres from Humberts Monument, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The cabin has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
This charming 2-bedroom lodge with 1 bathroom can comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests, offering 1,200 square meters of living space. The cabin features a well-equipped kitchen, a cosy fireplace, a garden, a children's playground, a Jacuzzi, and a bar, making it an ideal choice for families and groups seeking a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
3 Bedroom Cabin With Hot Tub By Travel Lets Holiday Homes Mulroy Bay Resort Kerrykeel - Ireland
9.0 1 review

3 Bedroom Cabin With Hot Tub By Travel Lets Holiday Homes Mulroy Bay Resort Kerrykeel

cabin, Kerrykeel
This three-bedroom holiday home is located in Kerrykeel, offering sea views and direct access to hiking and cycling routes around Mulroy Bay.
This 139 square meter lodge accommodates up to 17 guests with two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a hot tub, and a private terrace and garden, with live music performances also available.
Sheperd's Hut, Sleeps 2 With Hot Tub And Garden - Ireland
No reviews

Sheperd's Hut, Sleeps 2 With Hot Tub And Garden

cabin, Bantry
This Glengarriff mountain lodge is situated 12 kilometres from Carriganass Castle and 13 kilometres from Garnish Island, offering an idyllic base for exploring the Bantry area.
This 85 square metre holiday home accommodates two guests, featuring a kitchen with a hob and fridge, a hot tub, and a garden, with on-site parking provided.
An Cula - The Corner - Ireland
10 4 reviews

An Cula - The Corner

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This secluded lodge, offering exceptional privacy for couples, is situated on a traditional Irish farm 254 metres above sea level in Gorey, County Wexford, just one hour's drive from Dublin and boasting panoramic views of an 80-kilometre coastline.
This adults-only retreat features one bedroom and one bathroom accommodating two guests, with air conditioning, a private hot tub, garden, and outdoor shower, alongside access to a shared farm sauna and ice bath.

Best Ireland cabins with a sauna

Inch View Cabin With Hot Tub & Sauna - Ireland
No reviews

Inch View Cabin With Hot Tub & Sauna

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This non-smoking lodge is located in Burnfoot, Ireland, offering convenient access to Inch Wildfowl Reserve (3.7 km) and within 10 km of Lisfannon Beach, North West Golf Club, Inch Abbey, and Templemore Sports Complex.
Guests can enjoy complimentary private parking, free Wi-Fi in communal areas, and a flat-screen TV, with the lodge also featuring a terrace or balcony and a sauna.
Comeragh Pods - Ireland
9.8 427 reviews

Comeragh Pods

house, Kilmacthomas
Comeragh Pods is located just 34 kilometres from Reginald's Tower in Kilmacthomas, offering easy access to nearby attractions like Ormond Castle (23 kilometres) and Main Guard (34 kilometres). The property has received excellent ratings for user experience, location, and cleanliness.
This one-bedroom pod has a floor area of 15 square metres and can accommodate up to four guests. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace, a garden, a sauna, a jacuzzi, and parking.
Valleyview Cabin In The Woods-animals & Nature - Ireland
9.5 85 reviews

Valleyview Cabin In The Woods-animals & Nature

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Valleyview Cabin In The Woods, a mobile home near Saggart, enjoys a secluded location on a farm, approximately 0.35km from a bus stop providing easy access to Saggart's town centre.
This self-contained unit sleeps two guests, offering a private bathroom, access to a shared kitchen, and unique farm interaction opportunities with alpacas, sheep, goats, pigs, and a horse; amenities include a coffee machine, filtered water, kettle, heater, and electric blanket.
Farm Stay Cabin In The Woods-animals & Nature - Ireland
9.8 126 reviews

Farm Stay Cabin In The Woods-animals & Nature

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This secluded cottage near Dublin offers breathtaking mountain, city, and sea views, situated 0.35km from a bus stop providing direct access to Dublin city centre.
Sleeping two guests, this pet-friendly self-catering retreat boasts a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, garden, parking, and essential amenities including a capsule coffee machine and access to farm animals.
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