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Hotels in and around Naas

s3129 · 2011-02-27 22:55:23

Heading to Naas in a few weeks. Best hotels around? All that seem to come up for Naas is the Osprey which is booked out and another one also booked out.

27-02-2011 10:55PM

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s3129

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Heading to Naas in a few weeks. Best hotels around? All that seem to come up for Naas is the Osprey which is booked out and another one also booked out.

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#2 27-02-2011 11:24PM

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Other hotels in Naas would be Lawlors, The Court Hotel, The Town House Hotel, or Killashee, which is outside the town.

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#3 28-02-2011 12:47AM

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Thanks I'll check them out

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#4 28-02-2011 01:51PM

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I stayed in Lawlors for a night about a month ago, and I was very impressed. It was a lovely big room - 2 big king size beds. It was also the cheapest. I asked on the phone for any cheaper rates, as I didn't want breakfast. A good deal. I think it was about €65 (without the breakfast).

I've also stayed in Maudlins & the Kilashee. I haven't tried the Osprey yet.

So far, I'd recommend Lawlors. The only thing is, car parking is a bit tight.

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#5 02-03-2011 11:05PM

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would stay away from the court hotel...is a nightclub, unless you intend being in the nightclub, and in that case it could be handy to stumble upstairs.:)

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