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Slieve Russell or Farnham Estate for a getaway with newborn

maynooth_rules · 2017-08-03 17:45:21

Hi, We are thinking if booking a trip to Cavan for two nights with out 4 month old boy. Which of the two hotels named above would suit best with a newborn? Thanks

03-08-2017 5:45pm

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maynooth_rules

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Hi,

We are thinking if booking a trip to Cavan for two nights with out 4 month old boy.
Which of the two hotels named above would suit best with a newborn?

Thanks

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#2 03-08-2017 5:59pm

Poochie05

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As far as I know Farnham have a no children policy... well at least they used to but I see they're not a Radisson Hotel any more so maybe they've changed that too.

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#3 03-08-2017 9:01pm

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Technically they don't have a "no children" policy but there are certain areas where they dont allow children.
I am a local and have stayed in both and Russell wins hands down for me. Might be slightly more dated but much more family friendly. Farnham is a bit pretentious for my liking.

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#4 04-08-2017 5:03pm

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I'd say myself the Slieve Russell would be far more suitable.

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#5 08-08-2017 10:25pm

Psychologeeee

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Slieve Russell would probably be the way to go!

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#6 11-08-2017 8:05am

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Having been to the Slieve Russell twice I would never go again. It was Baby Central. So should suit it that's what you want. Not for unbabied guests.

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