Where to Stay in Ireland

Sleeping underground generally doesn’t scream ‘luxury getaway’, but Waterfall Caves has taken a fairly convincing crack at changing that. Set at the foot of Binevenagh …

A wood-fired hot tub beside your own lake, a deck that stretches out over the water and a bedroom where you can wake up looking …

The Stilt House is held above the forest floor by 57 stilts. Fifty-seven. It’s part of Fernwood near Clifden and, rather than building another cabin …

Balance Treehouse isn’t messing around with the whole ‘treehouse’ thing. You actually have to cross a rope bridge to get in. Waiting on the other …

Oystercatcher Cottage is about as close to the edge of the Atlantic as I’d want to get without actually owning a boat. This small, old …

You can’t actually drive to Tranquil Tigín. You park up, grab your bags and make your way 300 metres across a meadow until this tiny …

Fancy starting the morning with a swim in the Atlantic and finishing it under a hot outdoor shower before heading back inside? That’s very much …

I’ve lived in Dublin for 36 years. Most guides on where to stay in Dublin are written by people who’ve only visited the capital once …

Few corners of Ireland are as popular amongst both visiting and domestic tourists as the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. Like many who grew up …

I’ve lived in Dublin my entire life and have spent the last decade helping tourists plan their visit. A big part of this involves guiding …