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Baby friendly hotels?

  • 01-03-2019 9:14am
    #1
    mcgovern
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    We are looking to go on a short mid-week break (2 nights) with our 7 month old. Does anyone have any recommendations? Would be looking for somewhere not too far from Dublin.
    I suppose most hotels shouldn't have a problem but thinking of facilities for bottles etc (kettle/microwave).


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  • #2
    Springfields
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    Kelly's resort in rosslare was the best we 've stayed in
    So family friendly. Whole room for bottle / baby food prep. Very friendly staff. Lots of families down there. Very expensive though and can be booked months in advance but off peak might be ok.


  • #3
    PhoenixParker
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    Druids Glen is good.

    They have a special room stocked with nappies, baby food, kettle, microwave, steriliser etc. They also have a playroom.


  • #4
    afkasurfjunkie
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    PhoenixParker wrote: »
    Druids Glen is good.

    They have a special room stocked with nappies, baby foid, kettle, microwave, steriliser etc. They also have a playroom.

    Lovely spot. There’s a spa and pool too. Playground outside and a little fairy walk on the grounds. Also the lyrath in Kilkenny is nice too.


  • #5
    greenwaving
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    PhoenixParker wrote: »
    Druids Glen is good.

    They have a special room stocked with nappies, baby food, kettle, microwave, steriliser etc. They also have a playroom.

    I would say Druid's Glen too. They are super family friendly while still feeling luxurious for parents - a hard combination to get right but they seem to have managed it well!


  • #6
    jon1981
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    Castlemartyr hotel Cork, we did 5 days there last march with our 6 month old. Lovely hotel and facilities. We were not alone, seem to be popular with parents of very young babies like ours.


    Oops just notice you said close to Dublin. Still stand by my recommendation if you choose to go for a longer stay


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  • #7
    foodaholic
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    Amber springs is very kiddy friendly
    the pool is lovely and warm
    there is a pet farm and a small indoor ball area


  • #8
    Millem
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    Kellys in Rosslare is amazing. :)
    My friend went to the Newpark Hotel in Kilkenny and said it was fantastic.


  • #9
    mcgovern
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,267 ✭✭✭mcgovern


    Thanks all, we've decided to treat ourselves and are going to try Druids Glen.


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