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Pearse Road, Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Family Travel
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Swan Point, Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Hiking and Walking, Business Travel
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Quay Street, Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Arts and Culture, Archeology, Historical Travel
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Sligo Southern Hotel and Leisure Centre
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Strandhill Road, Sligo, County Sligo
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Clarion Road, Sligo, County Sligo
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Yeats Country Hotel and Leisure Centre
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Rosses Point, Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Budget Travel, Family Travel, Singles
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Cleveragh Road (off Pearse Road), Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Family Travel, Mountain Climbing
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Markree, Collooney, County Sligo
Good for: Architecture, Historical Travel, Castles and Palaces
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Strandhill Caravan and Camping Park
Strandhill, Sligo, County Sligo
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Rosses Point Caravan and Camping Park
Rosses Point, Sligo, County Sligo
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Markievicz Road, Sligo, Ireland
Good for: Study Abroad, Budget Travel
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Pearse Road, Sligo, County Sligo
Good for: Budget Travel
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Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa Sligo
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Ballincar, Rosses Point, Sligo, County Sligo
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Limited parking - we were parked in & couldn't leave until the family moved their cars. Room allocated was extremely noisy because of people standing in doorway talking loudly outside the door.
Would not recommend
35 Euro per person
This is one of the most welcoming B&Bs that I have stayed in. The landlady goes out of her way to make you feel at home, and although we only arrived late in the evening after 10pm she had scones and jam ready for us in the dining room, and showed us a short video about County Sligo while we were munching the scones.
The breakfast was lovely with homemade brown bread, and one of the mornings we were treated to fresh sweet pancakes with syrup in addition to our already very filling fry-up and toasts.
The house is also in a very scenic location overlooking a valley towards Benbulben, and it is only a few minutes’ drive to Sligo town.
On one night of our Ireland trip we wanted to stay in Sligo town, but had trouble booking decent accommodation, so we stayed in Strandhill instead.
Strandill is about 8 kms from the centre of Sligo, by the ocean. There is not a lot to see here, but it was a fine place to stay for the night.
There is ocean on one side and mountains on the other.
We stayed at Mardel B&B, which is on the Seafront in Strandhill.
It was a fairly basic place - not much to the rooms and no real "warm & welcome" feeling from the owner.
That said, our room did look out onto the Atlantic Ocean and our Irish Breakfast was tasty and the owner was helpful with recommendations for dinner/sights nearby.
If you're hunting for B&Bs while coming into Sligo on the N4 from the south, it's best to get one as soon as you get in. They get pricier the closer you get to town (as is the general rule).
They're also very tiny (we looked at 3), but we managed to get a really good deal out of this particular one, saying that we were students (we are!)
Very friendly hostess
Q: Transportation in Sligo "My husband and I will be visiting Ireland August 20 to Sept. 2. We will have a free day on August 22 in Sligo. My gggrandfather,..."
A: "For starters, Sligo is definitely NOT a city :) it would be best to rent a car for the day as public transport in the north west of Ireland is not great."
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