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Best family friendly Sligo Holiday Apartments and Self Catering Accommodations

Among the 759 accommodations in Sligo, here are the 4 best family friendly holiday apartments

Pat's Cottage, Skreen - Sligo
9.7 70 reviews

Pat's Cottage, Skreen

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This County Sligo flat is situated in the Ox Mountains foothills, 8 minutes by car from Dunmoran Strand and 25 minutes from Sligo town.
This family-friendly apartment accommodates up to 5 guests, featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and microwave, and a garden, with internet access provided.
Foxford Penthouse - Sligo
9.4 34 reviews

Foxford Penthouse

apartment, Foxford
This luxurious apartment is located in Foxford, County Mayo, just a short drive from attractions like the Martin Sheridan Monument (11km), National Museum of Ireland – Country Life (18km), and Kiltimagh Museum (19km). The apartment has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall experience, making it an ideal choice for travellers looking for a comfortable and convenient stay.
This spacious home provides accommodation for up to five guests in its three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Guests can enjoy modern amenities like free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and oven, a washing machine, and a private terrace, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.
Luxury Town House-apartment Carrick-on-shannon - Sligo
9.5 18 reviews

Luxury Town House-apartment Carrick-on-shannon

apartment, Carrick on Shannon
This luxury townhouse apartment is situated in Carrick-on-Shannon, a short walk from Costello Memorial Chapel and Leitrim Design House, and within easy driving distance of Ballinfad Castle, Carrick-on-Shannon Golf Club, Elphin Windmill, and Boyle Abbey. The property has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The apartment has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, spanning 130 square metres and comfortably accommodating up to 10 guests. It comes equipped with a fully fitted kitchen, a dishwasher, a microwave oven, free parking, and modern amenities such as towels and bed linen.
Millmaster Apartment - Sligo
9.7 6 reviews

Millmaster Apartment

apartment, Dromahair
Millmaster Apartment is located in Dromahair, providing a convenient base for exploring the Sligo region, with Parkes Castle 10.5 kilometres away and Sligo Abbey 14.5 kilometres distant.
This one-bedroom flat, suitable for up to seven guests, offers 90 square metres of space with a fully equipped kitchen, an on-site bar, free WiFi, and free private parking.

Best Holiday Apartments and Self Catering Accommodations in Sligo with a pool

Among the 759 accommodations in Sligo, here are the 1 best apartments with a pool

Hangout, Unwind & Have Tea. - Sligo
9.8 75 reviews

Hangout, Unwind & Have Tea.

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This self-contained apartment near Tubbercurry, South Sligo, is conveniently located a short drive (a few kilometres) from Lavagh and Ballymote, offering easy access to exploring South Sligo and the wider West of Ireland.
The one-bedroom flat, sleeping up to three guests, features a double and single bed, en-suite bathroom, living area, garden, parking for sporting equipment, and linen/towels are provided; additional amenities like a travel cot are available on request.

Frequently asked questions about apartment rentals in Sligo

  • What is Sligo, Ireland famous for?

    Sligo is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, encompassing dramatic coastal scenery, mountains, and lakes. Yeats County, as it's often called, is intrinsically linked to the poet W.B. Yeats, who drew inspiration from the landscape and whose family home, Thoor Ballylee, is a popular visitor attraction. The area also boasts a rich history, with numerous archaeological sites like Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery showcasing its ancient past.
  • What are some off-the-beaten-path spots to check out in Sligo, Ireland?

    For a truly unique experience, explore the lesser-known trails around Lough Gill, perhaps taking a boat trip to Innisfree, the island that inspired Yeats' famous poem. The dramatic coastline offers hidden coves and beaches, such as Mullaghmore Head, perfect for a secluded walk. Consider visiting the smaller, less-frequented megalithic sites scattered throughout the countryside, offering a peaceful connection to Sligo's ancient heritage. The charming village of Drumcliff, with its ancient round tower and Yeats' grave, also provides a quieter alternative to the busier town centre.
  • When should you visit Sligo, Ireland for the best experience?

    The best time to visit Sligo is during the shoulder seasons, spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October). You'll find pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and a vibrant landscape with blooming wildflowers in spring or autumnal colours. Summer (June-August) offers long daylight hours, ideal for exploring, but expect higher prices and more tourists. Winter (November-March) can be wet and windy, but offers a unique, rugged beauty and a cosy atmosphere in the pubs.
  • What is the average daily budget you should plan for (accommodation, food, transportation, activities) in Sligo, Ireland?

    A daily budget of €100-€150 per person should comfortably cover accommodation (mid-range guesthouse or B&B), meals (including some pub lunches and dinners), local bus or taxi fares, and entry fees to some attractions. Budget travellers could manage on less, while those seeking luxury accommodation and dining could expect to spend significantly more.
  • Are there any cultural festivals unique to Sligo, Ireland?

    Sligo hosts the annual Sligo Arts Festival, a multi-disciplinary event showcasing visual arts, music, theatre, and literature. The town also celebrates various local events throughout the year, often linked to its heritage and the arts. Information on specific dates and events would be best found closer to your intended travel dates.
  • What sports or recreational activities are a big draw in Sligo, Ireland?

    Surfing at Mullaghmore Head is a major draw, particularly for experienced surfers. Hiking and hill walking are extremely popular, with numerous trails throughout the area, offering stunning views. Water sports such as kayaking and boating on Lough Gill and along the coast are also popular. Fishing is another popular pastime, with opportunities for both sea and freshwater angling.
  • How can you best interact with locals to learn about Sligo, Ireland's traditions?

    The best way to learn about Sligo's traditions is to strike up conversations with locals in pubs, cafes, or while exploring. Many people are happy to share their knowledge and stories. Visiting local craft shops and talking to the artisans can also provide insights into traditional crafts and skills. Attending local events and festivals offers another great opportunity to engage with the community and experience Sligo's culture firsthand.
  • What are the best local dishes to try in Sligo, Ireland?

    Sligo boasts a fantastic food scene. Try fresh seafood, particularly oysters and crab, from the local waters. Traditional Irish stews and hearty pub fare are always a good option. Look out for local lamb dishes, often featuring produce from the surrounding farms. Many restaurants showcase modern takes on traditional Irish cuisine, using locally sourced ingredients.
  • What specific items should you pack for a trip to Sligo, Ireland?

    Pack for all types of weather, even in summer. Bring waterproof and windproof outerwear, comfortable walking shoes (essential for exploring the many trails), layers of clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. If you plan on surfing, bring your own equipment or arrange rental in advance.
  • What are the top sights to visit in Sligo, Ireland?

    Top sights include the dramatic coastline, particularly Mullaghmore Head and Strandhill; Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery; Lough Gill and its islands, including Innisfree; Knocknarea Mountain with its prominent cairn; and Thoor Ballylee, W.B. Yeats' former home. The town of Sligo itself offers charming streets, historic buildings, and a vibrant arts scene.

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Best Sligo holiday apartments with air conditioning

Lough Aduff Lodge 5 Minutes From Carrick On Shannon - Sligo
9.6 45 reviews

Lough Aduff Lodge 5 Minutes From Carrick On Shannon

apartment, Leitrim
This apartment is situated in Leitrim, just 9.3km from Leitrim Design House and a short 5-minute drive from Carrick-on-Shannon, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. It has consistently received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and user experience.
This three-bedroom holiday home comfortably accommodates up to 5 guests. The apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge and microwave, air conditioning, a private garden, and free parking. Enjoy stunning lake views, take advantage of the free WiFi, and explore nearby attractions like Carrick-on-Shannon Golf Club and Sliabh an Iarainn Visitor Centre.

Best pet-friendly Sligo holiday apartments

Among the 759 accommodations in Sligo, here are the 4 best pet friendly holiday apartments

Ghleann ÉAda Cottage - Sligo
9.6 134 reviews

Ghleann ÉAda Cottage

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Ghleann Éada Cottage, a pet-friendly self-catering property in Glenade Valley, North Leitrim, boasts spectacular views of Glenade Lake and Eagle's Rock, Ireland's highest standing tower in the Dartry Mountains.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage sleeps four and features a renovated kitchen, sitting room with wood-burning stove, a snug, and a summer cabin, offering internet access, parking, and a garden.
40 M² Apartment ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests - Sligo
8.5 13 reviews

40 M² Apartment ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 2 Guests

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This pet-friendly apartment in Drinaghan More, near Sligo, Ireland, is located approximately 5-6km from a small seaside town and 5km from a beach.
The 40-square-metre self-catering flat features one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps two, and includes a fridge, microwave, free parking, and internet access.
Wilbrae Lodge,  Munnineane, Grange Co Sligo. - Sligo
9.9 352 reviews

Wilbrae Lodge, Munnineane, Grange Co Sligo.

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This two-bedroom lodge, situated 1.5km south of Grange village in County Sligo, offers easy access to Streedagh Beach, Benbulben mountain, and the N15.
The self-catering chalet sleeps four, features a garden, private BBQ area, off-street parking, and is excellently located for exploring County Sligo's coastal and mountain scenery.
Modernised Cottage, Panoramic Lake Views, Private Woodland Walks Along Lakeside. - Sligo
10 8 reviews

Modernised Cottage, Panoramic Lake Views, Private Woodland Walks Along Lakeside.

apartment, Boyle
This lakeside property near Boyle, County Roscommon, is situated within 10km of Lough Arrow and Lough Key Forest Park, and 14km from Carrick-on-Shannon Golf Club, offering easy access to watersports, hiking trails and historical sites such as Ballinafad Castle.
The 140 square metre house boasts four bedrooms sleeping eight, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher, free Wi-Fi, a terrace, garden, parking, and a fireplace for cosy evenings, making it ideal for families or groups seeking a relaxing break.
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