Hotels in Ireland

[Tony Baloney]

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

Armagh is still a decent drive.

[thedice]

Any hotels in Belfast for a night or two with a young 6 month baby?  baby?

[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

Armagh is still a decent drive.

I was in SD a few years ago. The coastal drive is gorgeous and there is a sort of GAA drive inland where you can go to places like Mayobridge and Carryduff to marvel plus there is the hurling on the Ards peninsula. Tyrone might be better for the football chat because it's a while since Down went down to Dublin and beat all comers.

[manfromdelmonte]

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

What are these reward points you mentioned here?

[seafoid]

Enniskillen isn't that bad. Fermanagh is quite interesting compared to a lot of Midlands counties.

[armaghniac]

I was in SD a few years ago. The coastal drive is gorgeous and there is a sort of GAA drive inland where you can go to places like Mayobridge and Carryduff to marvel plus there is the hurling on the Ards peninsula. Tyrone might be better for the football chat because it's a while since Down went down to Dublin and beat all comers.

and Ballyholland, of course.

[theticklemister]

Like to go into Liverpool for a night and stay over. Costs us about 25/30 quid in a taxi at end of night to get home. So sometimes when we are off we go in on a Thursday and we get a hotel for 50 quid. Park her up for the night for a tenner too.

On way back I asked the Mrs to check the price of the same hotel on Friday and Saturday. Friday was 120 and Saturday was 200. Nuts. Nightlife in Liverpool not bad on a Thursday too.

[seafoid]

Is much hotel capacity in the North used to house refugees from the war in Ukraine ? In the South I think it is more  than 30% .