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Carrickmacross – 2 hotels and places to stay
The Shirley Arms Hotel
The 4-star Shirley Arms Hotel is located in the market town of Carrickmacross, South Monaghan. It boasts elegant rooms decorated in luxury fabrics, free Wi-Fi and a fine dining restaurant.
Kilmactrasna Cottage
Kilmactrasna Cottage, a property with a shared lounge, is located in Carrickmacross, 23 km from Jumping Church of Kildemock, 24 km from Louth County Museum, as well as 25 km from Proleek Dolmen.
Twin Lakes Studio Apt
Situated 19 km from Jumping Church of Kildemock, Twin Lakes Studio Apt features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Alfies Little Townhouse
Situated in Carrickmacross in the Monaghan County region, Alfies Little Townhouse has a patio.
Riverbank, Country Pub and Guesthouse
Offering a restaurant, Riverbank, Country Pub and Guesthouse is located in the countryside 10 minutes’ drive from Carrickmacross.
Rock House
Rock House, a property with a garden, is set in Carrickmacross, 24 km from Louth County Museum, 25 km from Maudabawn Cultural Centre, as well as 31 km from Proleek Dolmen.
Cabra Castle Hotel
This 18th-century castle has a quiet location, looking out over huge grounds and beautiful countryside. It is now a 4-star hotel, mixing original character with modern luxury and free parking.
Gleneven Guest House
Set 15 km from Louth County Museum, Gleneven Guest House offers 2-star accommodation in Inniskeen and has a garden, a terrace and barbecue facilities.
Plantation Lodge
Situated in Kingscourt, 20 km from Jumping Church of Kildemock, Plantation Lodge features accommodation with a garden, free WiFi and a shared kitchen.
The Bailie, Main St Bailieborough, A82T6C6
Situated in Cavan, within 17 km of Maudabawn Cultural Centre and 25 km of Monastery of Kells, The Bailie, Main St Bailieborough, A82T6C6 features accommodation with a bar and as well as free private...
What guests said about Carrickmacross:
- Review score8.0
A town not too far from Dublin airport and within easy...
A town not too far from Dublin airport and within easy distance to Co Tyrone ,Northern Ireland.The locals very very friendly and the local pubs were traditional , well at least the ones I went into. YES the Guinness does taste different to the British variety .Ireland in common with most places these days is not a cheap place ,indeed the price of property is on par with England as opposed to a few years when it was dirt cheap. Roads generally in good repair , the main ones , the side roads can be problematic.Guest review byPATRICKUnited Kingdom - Review score10.0
The staff were exceptionally helpful, with advice (local...
The staff were exceptionally helpful, with advice (local taxi's who were very reliable & fair priced) Wilst preparing for an event a 'sticky' garment cleaner was required; again reception were able to help. I cannot fault the staff for their help & advice. A real credit to the hotel.Guest review byToland - Review score8.0
Locals are friendly & helpful.
Locals are friendly & helpful. Lovely area with local places to visit- carrickmacross lace, workhouse, good connections to Dublin & surrounding areas. Good places to eat- Shirley arms and Riverbank.Guest review byMargaretUnited Kingdom - Review score10.0
Pauline our host was very helpful and offered to give us a...
Pauline our host was very helpful and offered to give us a lift to our bus stop when we were leaving but we had made other arrangements. Carrickmacross is a very friendly town and the people were greatGuest review byMc Mahon - Review score10.0
I thought it was a busy bright town with v friendly people .
I thought it was a busy bright town with v friendly people . More detailed tourist info would help & be more widely available eg the Harry Clark windows in St Joseph’s Church . Stunning but only found them thanks to lovely ,informative lady in craft shop in Lace Centre.Guest review byAnonymousUnited Kingdom - Review score8.0
Myself and my daughter had a very relaxing stay.
Myself and my daughter had a very relaxing stay. We particularly enjoyed the spa treatment called ‘the pick n mix’. The lady who gave us Indian head massages and leg and foot massages was outstanding. The food in the restaurant was fabulous with beautiful views surrounding the dining area. The staff were so helpful and friendly. It is a very welcoming hotel. Our only minor disappointment was the big, hard pillows. I didn’t sleep very well. In saying that, we would come back !Guest review byYvonneIreland
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- From £97.66 per nightReview score8.0Very good · 113 reviewsVery nice property with its own access so you can come and go as you please without feeling as though you are disturbing the main household. The room itself is very comfortable with a spacious bed/living area, en suite and kitchenette - perfect for a short stay. Pauline was lovely and very accommodating too. It’s a short walk to Carrickmacross Main Street so easy access to shops and restaurants.Guest review byAislingUnited Kingdom
- From £114.64 per nightReview score9.1Superb · 533 reviewsThe food was excellent - very tasty, with some nice variations compared to other hotels. The bar/restaurant has a lovely rustic feel. Spacious room with a very comfortable bed.Guest review byMichaelIreland
- Review score8.3Very good · 11 reviewsGreat location, house was fantastic, had a fab time in carrickmacross and surrounding areas.Guest review byFarrellUnited Kingdom
- Review score7.4Good · 190 reviewsthe grounds are beautiful and hotel is spaciousGuest review byMARYUnited Kingdom
- From £152.01 per nightReview score8.8Fabulous · 507 reviewsLovely hotel with very friendly staff.Guest review bylorraineIreland
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