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hotel near the sea and woods

  • 02-07-2014 9:39pm
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    ms.sunnyb
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    any suggestions of a hotel that is located near woods or walkways and the sea anywhere in ireland,want to get away from the city and people, looking for somewhere a little special for late july, galway mayo waterford wexford wicklow, anywhere really, somewhere that is not going to be full with kids either. appreciate any tips


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  • #2
    gozunda
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    ms.sunnyb wrote: »
    any suggestions of a hotel that is located near woods or walkways and the sea anywhere in ireland,want to get away from the city and people, looking for somewhere a little special for late july, galway mayo waterford wexford wicklow, anywhere really, somewhere that is not going to be full with kids either. appreciate any tips


    This one could fit the bill - gorgeous location beside sea and plenty of walking

    http://leenanehotel.com


  • #3
    byhookorbycrook
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    http://www.mulrannyparkhotel.ie/

    Most woods in Ireland tend to be planted evergreens, not my idea of woods.


  • #4
    Colser
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    Have you checked out Parknasilla?We love it down there..great walks(some guided) and plenty wooded areas...right beside the sea and great views.


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    murray.eoghan
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    try glengariff co cork, if you are not bothered by travelling this could be the place. The re is a lovely B&B overlooking the see, great views and there is a nature reserve about 2km away.


  • #6
    ms.sunnyb
    Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭ms.sunnyb


    thanks for the suggestions, parknasilla looks beautiful, out of my price range tho! leananne mulranny and glengariff are possibilities, just have to source the best deals now


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  • #7
    murray.eoghan
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    the b&b in glengarriff is pretty cheap for what you get. And everyone in glengarriff are really nice.


  • #8
    schemingbohemia
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    A hotel isn't going to be great for getting away from people! We stayed here in February
    http://www.irishlandmark.com/property/salterbridge-gatelodge/
    Lovely little property, there was a lovely walk just down the road outside Lismore, Lismore Castle is gorgeous and I'd never heard of it before so when you come upon it it really takes the breath away. You're not far away from the sea either and you could go to the Cliff House Hotel for some amazing food.
    I've stayed in 2 landmark trust properties and they've been brilliant.


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