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Our top choices for County Sligo guest houses

A two-story house with a well-maintained garden, a pond with lily pads, and a parked car in the driveway.

1. Aisleigh Guest House

Carrick-on-Shannon

Colm

includes taxes & fees

8 Sept - 9 Sept

A two-story building with a sign reading "The Albion Guest House."

2. Atlantic Guest House

Donegal

Erin

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A two-story building with a sign reading "Gateway Lodge." It features a large glass entrance, a parking area with cars, and a landscaped garden with benches.

3. Gateway Lodge Donegal

Donegal

belinda

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

A grassy area with a bench and a pathway leading to a body of water.

4. Clancys of Glenfarne

Glenfarne

Bernard

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A cozy fireplace with a wooden mantel, a framed photo above it, and a potted plant with flowers.

5. Maddens Bridge Bar & Guesthouse

Bundoran

Ana

includes taxes & fees

7 Oct - 8 Oct

A hot tub on a balcony with a view of a river and parked cars.

6. The Cliffe at the Quay

Donegal

Horia

includes taxes & fees

22 Sept - 23 Sept

A conservatory with a glass ceiling, wooden beams, and a ceiling fan.

7. Old Fort Lodge

Sligo

William

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A sunlit room with a yellow sofa, a glass coffee table, and large windows.

8. Farmleigh Guesthouse Donegal Town

Donegal

JUDITH

A large stone house with multiple windows, a driveway, and a well-maintained lawn.

9. Donegal Manor

Donegal

"Depending on how much you pay, this is a good place to stay if looking for somewhere near Donegal Town with parking facility. As a guest house it mainly has classic decor/furniture style and although it feels homely, maintenance needs were evident. Security is relatively basic for a quiet location out of town, particularly room doors operated by key alone. Breakfast service is good as were the staff helpful and welcoming."

John

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A view of a grassy area with a hammock and outdoor furniture, a white building with a striped facade, and a distant landscape with mountains and a body of water.

10. The Blue House Bruckless

Bruckless

includes taxes & fees

7 Oct - 8 Oct

A wooden staircase with a balustrade, a chandelier, and a stained glass door.

11. Burkes Holiday Cottages

Rathnamagh

12. Rolling Wave Guesthouse

Bundoran

Louise

13. Room-room 4, Williamstown, Ireland

Williamstown

A neatly made bed with white and dark grey bedding, two bedside tables with lamps, and a wall-mounted mirror.

14. The Reveller Lodgings

Donegal

Meghan

A stone building with a window and a door, a concrete pathway, and a paved area.

15. The Red Cottage & Stables

Sligo

Anonymous traveller

16. Room-room 1 Williamstown, Ireland

Williamstown

17. Room-room 3 Williamstown, Ireland

Williamstown

18. Room-room 2 , Williamstown, Ireland

Williamstown

19. Room in Bungalow - Lovly Bright Double Room

Foxford

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Top County Sligo Hotel Reviews

The Glasshouse

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely hotel right in the middle of sligo town"

Allingham Arms Hotel

8/10 Good

"Have stayed here regularly. Never had a bad experience but have noticed fewer staff on duty to the detriment of guests and existing staff. Breakfast is now totally self-service but this doesn’t work for all guests, namely physically challenged people. Trying to carry hot coffee, juice, cereal, breads/toast etc and having to make your way through the queue, trying to enter the dining room, to reach your table is not an easy task. Last year we had to make our own toast. This year we had to get our own coffee. Next year do we fry our own hot breakfast? Lol. Btw mushrooms were disgusting - sliced so thinly they were hard. Cutbacks I suppose. Pleasant bar staff save the day. Helpful and friendly. Evening meals were superb. Bedroom carpet needs checking for stains. Room spotless otherwise. Had a lovely stay. Met lovely people. Sat outside loads in lovely seating area."