Hotels in Ireland

[pbat]

Heading to Singapore in October for 4 nights, always fascinated by the Marina Bay Hotel and wanted to stay in the it for at least two off the nights. Was expecting it to be very expensive but was prepared to suffer a bit of pain. Got it for 465stg a night so took the four nights.

Couldn't get Jurys in for that the Saturday night the weekend of the quarter finals for that.

[Rudi]

My tool is above average size!

Us lads are over compensating for other deficits. 

Keep telling yerself that

[Walter Cronc]

Going to Fota Island for a few nights with family. Anyone ever been? If its crap don't tell me 

Where should we go and explore in Cork City and along the coast?

[bigarsedkeeper]

Going to Fota Island for a few nights with family. Anyone ever been? If its crap don't tell me 

Where should we go and explore in Cork City and along the coast?

Went a couple of years ago with the kids, pre covid, and it was great. We stayed in one of the houses on the site but had full access to the pool etc. We booked the VIP tour for the kids in the zoo and it was some of the best money I've ever spent. Kids loved it, got to feed the penguins, monkeys and giraffes. I got to feed the lions and tigers, kids were too small to throw a steak or fish over the fence. We didn't tour about that much though, into Middleton and Cobh and went to the cinema in Cork one wet day. I'd recommend Ferret and Lee for food just outside the Jameson distillery.

[Walter Cronc]

Going to Fota Island for a few nights with family. Anyone ever been? If its crap don't tell me 

Where should we go and explore in Cork City and along the coast?

Went a couple of years ago with the kids, pre covid, and it was great. We stayed in one of the houses on the site but had full access to the pool etc. We booked the VIP tour for the kids in the zoo and it was some of the best money I've ever spent. Kids loved it, got to feed the penguins, monkeys and giraffes. I got to feed the lions and tigers, kids were too small to throw a steak or fish over the fence. We didn't tour about that much though, into Middleton and Cobh and went to the cinema in Cork one wet day. I'd recommend Ferret and Lee for food just outside the Jameson distillery.

Good man. Appreciate that.

[Mikhail Prokhorov]

using reward points is a great way to stay in expensive hotels for peanuts

anyone paying 4/500 euro a night for a hotel are off their head

[armaghniac]

using reward points is a great way to stay in expensive hotels for peanuts

anyone paying 4/500 euro a night for a hotel are off their head

At a time when rates are €500 there won't be many rooms available for reward points.

[Rois]

using reward points is a great way to stay in expensive hotels for peanuts

anyone paying 4/500 euro a night for a hotel are off their head

At a time when rates are €500 there won't be many rooms available for reward points.

Managed to get the Radisson at the airport on Sunday night on reward points, couldn't believe it. We'll leave the car there for two wks so they will get plenty from us.

[seafoid]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

[delgany]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

4 * Hotel in Enniskillen, 4 nights with Breakfast, 2 rooms , for 3 adults + 1 child is £975. , 1st week in Aug, about £ 60  per night. Which is reasonable in current climate

[thewobbler]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

Over £120 per night for a 4* hotel room in......Enniskillen.
That this is considered reasonable in the current climate tells you all you need to know.

If the majority of people thought £60pp in high summer too much for a 4* hotel to charge, then there'd be no hotels.

[seafoid]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

4 * Hotel in Enniskillen, 4 nights with Breakfast, 2 rooms , for 3 adults + 1 child is £975. , 1st week in Aug, about £ 60  per night. Which is reasonable in current climate

Thanks. That does sound reasonable.

I was looking at a 4 star in France for 5 nights at €2000

[Rois]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

4 * Hotel in Enniskillen, 4 nights with Breakfast, 2 rooms , for 3 adults + 1 child is £975. , 1st week in Aug, about £ 60  per night. Which is reasonable in current climate

Thanks. That does sound reasonable.

I was looking at a 4 star in France for 5 nights at €2000

Slieve Donard Hotel (nice hotel in a lively town in the Mournes, pool, spa, breakfast included) - around £200 for standard room for a night.  I thought that was OK - have paid more there.

[gallsman]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

Over £120 per night for a 4* hotel room in......Enniskillen.
That this is considered reasonable in the current climate tells you all you need to know.

2 rooms, no? 975 for a week for 2 rooms. 60 quid a night in a 4* hotel isn't good value?!

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

4 * Hotel in Enniskillen, 4 nights with Breakfast, 2 rooms , for 3 adults + 1 child is £975. , 1st week in Aug, about £ 60  per night. Which is reasonable in current climate

Thanks. That does sound reasonable.

I was looking at a 4 star in France for 5 nights at €2000

Slieve Donard Hotel (nice hotel in a lively town in the Mournes, pool, spa, breakfast included) - around £200 for standard room for a night.  I thought that was OK - have paid more there.

SD has always been nice, but pricy. Was going to get married there!

[seafoid]

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

Over £120 per night for a 4* hotel room in......Enniskillen.
That this is considered reasonable in the current climate tells you all you need to know.

2 rooms, no? 975 for a week for 2 rooms. 60 quid a night in a 4* hotel isn't good value?!

What are hotels in the North like, price wise ?

4 * Hotel in Enniskillen, 4 nights with Breakfast, 2 rooms , for 3 adults + 1 child is £975. , 1st week in Aug, about £ 60  per night. Which is reasonable in current climate

Thanks. That does sound reasonable.

I was looking at a 4 star in France for 5 nights at €2000

Slieve Donard Hotel (nice hotel in a lively town in the Mournes, pool, spa, breakfast included) - around £200 for standard room for a night.  I thought that was OK - have paid more there.

SD has always been nice, but pricy. Was going to get married there!

It's gorgeous and it's close to football country