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Best family friendly Ireland cabins

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

Mp At The Tissel - Ireland
10 53 reviews

Mp At The Tissel

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Maime's Place, a two-bedroom cottage in Duncannon village, is conveniently located within walking distance of Duncannon Beach and the local shops and pubs.
This self-catering property sleeps up to five adults (or two adults and three children), offering a fridge, freezer, microwave, garden, parking, and internet access; nearby playgrounds, tennis, and basketball courts provide additional leisure options.
Lodge With Panoramic Views Of Wicklow Mountains - Ireland
9.6 116 reviews

Lodge With Panoramic Views Of Wicklow Mountains

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This Rathdrum holiday home boasts stunning Wicklow Mountain views, is located approximately 16km from Glendalough and 7 minutes from Rathdrum town, offering easy access to Wicklow's top attraction.
The self-catering lodge features two ensuite bedrooms (king-size and twin), a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a spacious living room with balcony, sleeps four guests, and includes a baby cot upon request, plus significant discounts for extended stays.
Stag's View - Ireland
9.3 12 reviews

Stag's View

chalet, Ballina
This family-friendly chalet in Ballina is situated in Stag's View, offering proximity to local attractions with the Church of Ireland Cathedral 13.9 kilometres away and the Mayo North Heritage Centre 20.9 kilometres distant.
This well-equipped, 40 square metre cottage accommodates up to seven guests across two bedrooms, featuring a living room with satellite TV, a modern walk-in shower, complimentary WiFi, private parking, and outdoor amenities including a terrace and barbecue facilities, with nearby cycling and hiking opportunities.
Moymore Mobile - Ireland
9.8 47 reviews

Moymore Mobile

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Moymore mobile, a secluded off-grid cottage near Lahinch, County Clare, offers a tranquil escape in the countryside between Lahinch, Ennistymon, and Liscannor.
This two-bedroom self-catering retreat sleeps four, featuring a fully equipped kitchen with gas cooking, a wood-burning stove (fuel provided), a private parking space, and six acres of land with farmyard animals; note that it has a compost toilet and no Wi-Fi or television.

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Best Ireland cabins with a fireplace

The Cuckoos Nest - 2 Bedroom - Ireland
9.8 9 reviews

The Cuckoos Nest - 2 Bedroom

chalet, Headford
The Cuckoos Nest, a chalet in Headford, is located approximately 14.5 kilometres from Ashford Castle and 22.5 kilometres from Race Course Ballinrobe, with Ballymagibbon Cairn 10.9 kilometres away.
This family-friendly property offers accommodation for up to seven guests, featuring one bedroom, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and oven, free WiFi, a fireplace, and a garden, with free private parking available.
Lakeside Log Cabin 4 Bedrooms Dog-friendly Escape - Ireland
10 17 reviews

Lakeside Log Cabin 4 Bedrooms Dog-friendly Escape

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This secluded woodland lodge near Ballyconnell offers a tranquil escape, situated a short 200-meter stroll from the lake and direct access to riverside living.
This dog-friendly, four-bedroom log cabin accommodates up to eight guests, featuring three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and generous outdoor space for recreation.
Rhea Holiday Home Bantry - Ireland
10 9 reviews

Rhea Holiday Home Bantry

chalet, Kilcrohane
This three-bedroom farmhouse, sleeping up to seven guests including one dog, is situated on the Sheep's Head Peninsula, 5.6km from Kilcrohane village and 5.6km from Trá Ruaim beach.
The 100 square metre property boasts a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/living area, a second lounge with a wood-burning stove, a playroom, a private garden with patio and outdoor games, and amenities including Wi-Fi, a washing machine, and a tumble dryer.
A Private, Warm & Cosy Seaside Cabin On Bantry Bay - Ireland
10 95 reviews

A Private, Warm & Cosy Seaside Cabin On Bantry Bay

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An Tigín is a self-catering retreat located near Glengarriff in County Cork, Ireland, approximately 3 kilometres from the village and a short walk from the coast.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom off-grid cottage sleeps two guests and offers a composting toilet, LED lighting, a hot shower, and a cooler box, with baggage transport included; explore nearby Glengarriff's shops and restaurants or enjoy coastal swimming and kayaking.

Frequently asked questions about cabins in Ireland

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

    Ireland has a rich culture, so being respectful of local customs goes a long way. Many pubs have a tradition of quiet conversation, so loud or boisterous behaviour might be frowned upon. It's generally considered polite to say 'please' and 'thank you', and to engage in friendly conversation with locals. Also, tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated for good service in restaurants and pubs. Finally, be mindful of the pace of life; things tend to move a bit slower, especially in rural areas.
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  • What are the key airports serving Ireland?

    Dublin Airport (DUB) is the main international airport, serving most international flights. Cork Airport (ORK) and Shannon Airport (SNN) are also significant, offering both domestic and some international connections. Smaller airports like Belfast International Airport (BHD) in Northern Ireland are also used for travel to the island.
  • What are the best cabins with a pool in Ireland?

  • How can you replace a lost passport in Ireland?

    Replacing a lost passport in Ireland requires contacting your embassy or consulate immediately. They will guide you through the necessary steps, which typically involve providing identification and completing an application form. Expect a processing time of several days to several weeks, depending on your nationality and the specific circumstances.
  • What are the best cabins with a jacuzzi in Ireland?

  • Should travellers consider renting a car to explore Ireland?

    Renting a car is a great option for exploring Ireland, particularly if you plan to venture beyond the main cities. Public transport is available, but a car offers more flexibility, especially in rural areas. However, driving on the left-hand side of the road takes getting used to, and narrow, winding roads are common in many parts of the country. Consider your comfort level with driving in these conditions before deciding.
  • What are the best cabins for families and kids in Ireland?

  • Are there any renowned celebrations held in Ireland?

    Ireland hosts many festivals throughout the year. St. Patrick's Day (17 March) is the most famous, with parades and celebrations across the country. The Galway International Arts Festival in July is a major cultural event. Other notable events include the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann (Irish traditional music festival), the location of which varies annually.
  • What are the best pet friendly cabins in Ireland?

  • What are the most popular areas to explore over a week in Ireland?

    A week allows for a good overview. You could explore Dublin, the vibrant capital, then head west to Galway and the dramatic Cliffs of Moher. Consider a loop encompassing the Ring of Kerry in County Kerry, known for its stunning coastal scenery. Alternatively, explore the north, focusing on cities like Belfast and the Giant's Causeway.
  • Which places in Ireland are perfect for a weekend visit?

    Dublin is ideal for a weekend break, offering a blend of history, culture, and nightlife. Alternatively, consider Galway, a charming city on the west coast with a lively atmosphere. For a more tranquil escape, explore the charming towns of Kilkenny or Killarney.
  • In Ireland, which region boasts the most agreeable weather?

    Ireland's weather is notoriously unpredictable, but the south-west and south-east generally experience slightly milder temperatures and more sunshine than the north and west. However, be prepared for rain anywhere in the country at any time of year.
  • Which emergency numbers are essential in Ireland for medical or security assistance?

    For medical emergencies, dial 999 or 112. For non-emergency medical situations, contact your local doctor or hospital. For security emergencies, also dial 999 or 112.

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Best Ireland cabins with jacuzzi

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

Millstone Cottages - Ireland
9.7 193 reviews

Millstone Cottages

house, Milford
Millstone Cottages are located in Milford, just 22.5 kilometres from Donegal County Museum, 27 kilometres from Glenveagh National Park and Castle, and 34 kilometres from Raphoe Castle, making it a perfect base for exploring the stunning scenery of County Donegal. The cottages consistently receive excellent ratings for their cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
Each cottage offers 3 bedrooms and a spacious 111 square metre floor area. Enjoy the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen, a relaxing jacuzzi, a private patio, a shared terrace, and a fireplace for cosy evenings.
The Hideout_wildatlanticway - Ireland
10 166 reviews

The Hideout_wildatlanticway

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This Donegal Gaeltacht lodge is situated near Gortahork, a 5km drive from Magheroarty beach and within a 48km radius of Glenveagh National Park, Errigal and Muckish Mountains, Ards Forest Park, and the Croílthlí Distillery.
The self-catering property offers one bedroom sleeping two guests, a private hot tub, and a kitchen with a fridge; enjoy stunning Seven Sisters mountain views and easy access to local attractions.
Log Cabin On The Lake - Sleeps 4 & Jacuzzi - Ireland
9.5 333 reviews

Log Cabin On The Lake - Sleeps 4 & Jacuzzi

house, Portroe
This charming log cabin is situated in Portroe, a picturesque village just 35 kilometres from Limerick City and its attractions, including The Hunt Museum, King John's Castle, and St. Mary's Cathedral. The property has consistently received excellent ratings from previous guests for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The cosy 2-bedroom holiday home spans 60 square metres and is equipped with a fully fitted kitchen, a bathroom, and a private garden. Guests can enjoy the lakefront location, unwind on the patio, and take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, parking, and access to a jacuzzi.
Beech | Family Cabin | Hot Tub | Greenway - Ireland
9.4 18 reviews

Beech | Family Cabin | Hot Tub | Greenway

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The Beech Cabin is located near Kilmeaden, a short distance from the Waterford Greenway and a scenic 5-kilometre bike ride from the town centre. The surrounding woodlands offer a peaceful and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
This cosy cabin is perfect for families, sleeping up to four guests and featuring a well-equipped kitchen, a luxurious jacuzzi, and a family-friendly eco-forest playground. The cabin also provides access to the Waterford Greenway, offering scenic bike trails and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.

Best Ireland cabins with a sauna

Inch View Cabin With Hot Tub & Sauna - Ireland
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Inch View Cabin With Hot Tub & Sauna

cabin, Burnfoot
This two-bedroom lodge is located on Scalp Mountain in Tooban, Donegal, offering views of Inch Lake, Burt Castle, Grianán of Aileach, and Lough Swilly, serving as a base for exploring the Inishowen 100 and the Wild Atlantic Way.
This 30 square meter property accommodates four guests with two bedrooms, a kitchen featuring a fridge, freezer, and microwave, a bathroom, a terrace, garden, parking, and private access to a hot tub, with a two-person sauna available upon request for an additional charge.
Cosy Crann # Private Treehouse |Hot Tub & Sauna - Ireland
9.8 414 reviews

Cosy Crann # Private Treehouse |Hot Tub & Sauna

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Cosy Crann is a secluded cabin in a wooded area in Southeast Galway, just 2km from Flowerhill Equestrian Centre and a short drive from Portumna Forest Park, Portumna Castle and Gardens, and the River Shannon. The accommodation has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience.
The self-catering property has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating two guests. Cosy Crann offers a range of amenities, including a hot tub, sauna, and cold plunge pool, as well as an outdoor firepit, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private deck. Guests can also enjoy nearby activities like go-karting, paintball, and scenic walks.
River Fane Cottage Retreat - Hot Tub~sauna~plunge - Ireland
10 459 reviews

River Fane Cottage Retreat - Hot Tub~sauna~plunge

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The River Fane Cottage Retreat, a self-catering cottage in County Monaghan, is situated near Inniskeen, approximately 60-80km north of Dublin and south of Belfast, offering tranquil riverside views on the River Fane and proximity to Inniskeen village.
This one-bedroom lodge sleeps two guests, features a fully equipped kitchenette with a wood-fired pizza oven, a Scandinavian sauna, Canadian spa hot tub, and a cold plunge pool, plus a super king-size bed and garden.
The Stunning Log House - Ireland
8.7 19 reviews

The Stunning Log House

chalet, Wexford
This Wexford self-catering cottage is conveniently located 21 kilometres from Carrigleade Golf Course, 39 kilometres from Christ Church Cathedral and Reginald's Tower, and 42 kilometres from Hook Lighthouse.
The 21-square-metre property offers one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps seven guests, and includes a kitchenette, garden, terrace, sauna, free Wi-Fi, and private parking.
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