Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

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Ardbear, Connacht

9.5

Holiday apartment for 2 people

from A$130 per night
Star Host
Star hosts are experienced and highly rated hosts with a commitment to provide reliably great stays.

County Clare, Munster

9.1

Log cabin for 2 people, with balcony and garden as well as lake view, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from A$140 per night

Connemara, Connacht

8.9

Cottage for 4 people

from A$138 per night
Star Host
Star hosts are experienced and highly rated hosts with a commitment to provide reliably great stays.

Inishowen, Ulster

9.8

Cottage for 2 people, with terrace and garden, with pets

Free cancellation

from A$227 per night

Roundstone, Connacht

8.6

Cottage for 4 people

from A$167 per night

Connemara, Connacht

8.9

Cottage for 2 people

from A$153 per night

Ashbourne (Ireland), Leinster

10.0

Cottage for 2 people

Free cancellation

from A$236 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

9.1

Cottage for 6 people

from A$277 per night

Roundstone, Connacht

9.3

Cottage for 4 people

from A$165 per night

Connemara, Connacht

10.0

Chalet for 4 people

from A$153 per night

Kenmare, Munster

9.0

Cottage for 4 people, with balcony/terrace

from A$30 per night

County Cork, Munster

9.1

Cottage for 2 people, with ocean view and terrace as well as garden

Free cancellation

from A$264 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

9.4

Cottage for 6 people, with pets

from A$183 per night

Rathoath, Leinster

10.0

Log cabin for 2 people, with garden and hot tub as well as terrace

Free cancellation

from A$264 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

8.3

Cottage for 4 people

from A$138 per night

County Limerick, Munster

9.9

Cottage for 2 people

Free cancellation

from A$206 per night

County Wicklow, Leinster

9.9

Cottage for 2 people, with garden

Free cancellation

from A$225 per night

County Wexford, Leinster

Log cabin for 2 people

Free cancellation

from A$404 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

9.9

Log cabin for 2 people, with sauna and hot tub as well as garden

from A$559 per night

Lough Mask, Connacht

9.6

Cottage for 4 people, with terrace and garden

Free cancellation

from A$131 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

Cottage for 4 people

from A$419 per night

County Tipperary, Munster

9.7

Lodge for 4 people, with terrace and garden

Free cancellation

from A$204 per night

County Cork, Munster

9.7

Cottage for 4 people, with garden and hot tub

Free cancellation

from A$318 per night

County Waterford, Munster

10.0

Cottage for 3 people, with terrace and garden

Free cancellation

from A$225 per night

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Cottage for 6 People in Connemara, Connacht
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Connemara, Connacht
Cottage • 6 Guests • 3 Bedrooms
9.7
(11 reviews)
Overview: Set at the edge of a working harbour, in the beautiful fishing village of Cleggan, this delightful property commands magnificent views of Inishbofin Island. It features French windows leading out from the well-presented open-plan accommodation onto a furnished terrace, in which to sit and observe the ever-changing vista. Built and furnished to a very good standard, it is close to a range of amenities; shops, restaurants and pubs playing traditional music, as well as outdoor activities including horse riding, sea angling, golf and boat trips. The nearby sandy beaches, pretty villag...
from A$165 / night
Cottage for 7 People in Connemara National Park, County Galway
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Connemara National Park, County Galway
Cottage • 7 Guests • 3 Bedrooms
9.0
(66 reviews)
Ross Point Cottage, perched by the water’s edge of Ballinakill Bay, boasts an almost 360-degree view of the Bay with the majestic Twelve Bens mountain range as a picturesque backdrop. The cottage has the added bonus of its own sandy beach right in front of the cottage. The large lawns surrounding the house are perfect for enjoying evening barbecues, with outdoor seating looking out over the sea. Why not bring your own boat and enjoy some sea fishing. The bay is perfectly sheltered and safe for you to moor your boat. Onshore fishing is also very popular. Set in an unrivalled location, this c...
from A$206 / night
Cottage for 3 People in Lough Dreg, Munster
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Lough Dreg, Munster
Cottage • 40 m² • 1 Bedroom
9.9
(34 reviews)
Real countryside, Wi fi internet broadband available. Option of massage treatments available Swedish, Aromatherapy, Hot Stone, Lomi Lomi Hawaiian massage,Indian Head Massage, Nohands massage, Shirodhara and Tantra.For further information on treatments see website or e mail me.55 km.east of Shannon International airport.4 min.walk from lake Lough Derg at Mountshannon.See www.mountshannon.com for info. on area.For more details on cottage see www.clareholidayrentals.ie. .Baby cot available on request..
from A$115 / night

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Book the Perfect Cabin in Ireland

Discover Authentic Irish Retreats in Stunning Natural Settings

Ireland's enchanting landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for cabins & lodges in Ireland, offering travelers an authentic escape into the country's most pristine wilderness areas. These distinctive accommodations showcase Ireland's architectural heritage through converted stone cottages, wooden log structures, and innovative geodesic domes nestled within ancient woodlands. What makes Irish cabins truly unique is their seamless blend of traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort, featuring original stone walls, handcrafted wooden furnishings, and panoramic views of rolling green hills, pristine lakes, and dramatic coastlines. Many lodges in Ireland incorporate sustainable design elements, utilizing locally sourced materials and eco-friendly technologies that harmonize with the surrounding environment.

The amenities available in cabins & lodges in Ireland cater to both luxury seekers and outdoor enthusiasts, ensuring every guest experiences the perfect balance of rustic charm and contemporary convenience. Irish cabin owners take tremendous pride in providing distinctive features that celebrate the country's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Here are the premium amenities guests can expect when booking their Irish cabin retreat:

  • Pet-friendly accommodations welcoming four-legged family members
  • Private hot tubs and whirlpools for ultimate relaxation
  • Heated swimming pools with countryside or lakeside views
  • Fully equipped modern kitchens with traditional Irish cookware
  • High-speed internet connectivity for digital nomads
  • Private parking spaces and secure storage areas
  • Premium appliances including full-sized refrigerators and washers
  • Panoramic viewing decks overlooking scenic landscapes
  • Entertainment systems with large-screen televisions
  • Wood-burning stoves and fireplaces for cozy evenings

Who Should Rent a Cabin in Ireland

Perfect Destinations for Every Type of Traveler

Ireland's diverse cabin accommodations attract an incredible variety of travelers seeking authentic experiences in some of Europe's most spectacular natural environments. Nature enthusiasts will find themselves perfectly positioned to explore ancient hiking trails like the Kerry Way and Dingle Peninsula, while history buffs can easily access medieval castles such as Trim Castle (4.7 stars, 7,174 reviews) and mysterious Neolithic sites like Loughcrew Cairns (4.8 stars, 900 reviews). Families discover Ireland's cabins provide safe, spacious environments for children to explore while parents enjoy amenities like heated pools and entertainment systems. Romantic couples gravitate toward intimate log cabin in Ireland settings, especially properties featuring private hot tubs, cozy fireplaces, and secluded woodland locations perfect for stargazing. Wellness travelers appreciate spa-equipped cabins near renowned facilities like Aqua Sana Forest Spa (4.7 stars, 1,175 reviews), while adventure seekers use cabins as base camps for exploring Ireland's rugged coastlines, pristine lakes, and challenging mountain trails. The optimal visiting season extends from April through October, when temperatures range from 10-20°C, though winter months offer magical experiences with average temperatures of 2-8°C and cozy indoor amenities. Current availability shows excellent options with 40-64 properties available weekly, priced between AUD $478-600 per week, making Irish cabin holidays accessible year-round for travelers seeking authentic Irish hospitality.

Top 5 Must-Experience Attractions Near Irish Cabins

Unforgettable Activities and Destinations

Ireland's cabin locations provide exceptional access to the country's most celebrated attractions and hidden gems, ensuring every day brings new discoveries and adventures. From ancient historical sites to world-class recreational facilities, these carefully selected recommendations showcase Ireland's diverse offerings:

  1. Slieve Russell Hotel Golf & Country Club
  2. Belvedere House Gardens & Park
  3. Lough Rynn Castle & Estate
  4. The Hot Box Sauna Bective Mill
  5. Farnham Estate Spa and Golf Resort

Slieve Russell Hotel Golf & Country Club

This prestigious 4.6-star rated destination (3,723 reviews) offers world-class golfing experiences surrounded by pristine County Cavan landscapes, featuring championship courses designed to challenge players of all skill levels while providing stunning lake and mountain views.

Belvedere House Gardens & Park

Rated 4.6 stars with 2,061 reviews, these magnificent 160-acre gardens showcase Ireland's horticultural heritage through carefully curated botanical displays, scenic lakeside walks, and the intriguing ruins of the "Jealous Wall," Ireland's largest folly.

Lough Rynn Castle & Estate

This 4.6-star castle (1,642 reviews) provides visitors with authentic medieval experiences through guided tours, extensive gardens, and elegant event spaces, all set within a stunning lakeside estate perfect for photography and peaceful contemplation.

The Hot Box Sauna Bective Mill

With an exceptional 4.9-star rating (427 reviews), this unique wellness destination offers traditional sauna experiences in a converted historic mill, providing therapeutic treatments and relaxation sessions in beautifully restored surroundings.

Farnham Estate Spa and Golf Resort

This luxury 4.5-star resort (2,116 reviews) combines championship golf with premium spa services, offering guests comprehensive wellness experiences including massage treatments, fitness facilities, and gourmet dining in elegant Georgian surroundings.

Ireland's Geodesic cabin domes let guests sleep among trees while enjoying lakeside saunas and plunge pools year-round.

Exceptional Dining Near Irish Cabins

Three Outstanding Restaurant Recommendations

Ireland's cabin regions feature remarkable dining establishments that showcase the country's evolving culinary landscape, from traditional pub fare to innovative contemporary cuisine. These three highly-rated restaurants provide memorable dining experiences within easy reach of most cabin accommodations:

  • Cabra Castle Hotel Restaurant (4.7 stars, 2,908 reviews) - This historic castle restaurant delivers exceptional fine dining in medieval surroundings, featuring locally sourced ingredients prepared with modern techniques while maintaining traditional Irish flavors and hospitality.
  • Red Earth Lifestyle Store & Restaurant (4.4 stars, 1,592 reviews) - A unique combination of boutique shopping and contemporary dining, offering farm-to-table cuisine with an emphasis on organic, sustainable ingredients sourced from local Irish producers and artisans.
  • Tankardstown House Restaurant (4.7 stars, 918 reviews) - Set within a beautifully restored Georgian country house, this restaurant provides intimate dining experiences featuring seasonal menus that celebrate Ireland's rich agricultural heritage and culinary traditions.

Essential Information for Your Irish Cabin Adventure

Local Insights and Practical Travel Tips

Irish cabin hosts consistently recommend experiencing the country's famous hospitality through local pubs and traditional music sessions, particularly in rural areas where authentic Irish culture thrives. Sustainability plays a crucial role in Ireland's accommodation sector, with many cabin owners implementing eco-friendly practices including renewable energy systems, rainwater harvesting, and locally sourced organic amenities.

Understanding Irish weather patterns proves essential for trip planning, as the country experiences a temperate oceanic climate with mild winters and cool summers, making quality rain gear and layered clothing absolutely necessary. Local customs emphasize respect for the natural environment, with hosts encouraging guests to follow Leave No Trace principles when exploring hiking trails and wilderness areas.

Many regions maintain strong agricultural traditions, offering opportunities to visit working farms, artisan food producers, and traditional craft workshops. Lodge holidays in Ireland provide unique opportunities to experience rural Irish life, from participating in sheep herding demonstrations to learning traditional Celtic crafts from local artisans. Transportation considerations include narrow rural roads that require careful navigation, especially when traveling between remote cabin locations. Irish currency operates on the Euro system, though many establishments accept card payments. Weather can change rapidly, so cabin guests should prepare for both sunshine and showers within the same day. For those seeking the ultimate authentic experience, consider booking pet-friendly cabins & lodges in Ireland where your four-legged companions can enjoy the same stunning landscapes and warm Irish hospitality that makes every visit unforgettable.

FAQs: Cabins in Ireland

Which types of services can you expect to find in the cabins in Ireland?

In regard to the amenities available on Holidu, it can be said that the cabins in Ireland offer everything that holiday-makers search for! Here, the cabins generally include a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (68%), garden (31%), and fireplace (11%)...What are you waiting for?

How do travellers usually rate cabins in Ireland?

On average, the cabins here get quite positive reviews. Judging by the Holidu data, 38% of cabins have a rating of 4.5 stars. This is a fairly high ratio which allows us to confirm that there are quite a few that are very comfortable and will be the perfect choice for your next holiday.

Are the cabins in Ireland child-friendly?

According to the Holidu database, 17% of cabins in Ireland are suitable for holidays with children, it will therefore not be difficult to find the perfect log cabin for you and your family.

Are the cabins in Ireland suitable for holiday-makers and their pets?

Of course! In Ireland, 35% of the cabins offer the possibility for travellers to take their pets with them, 31% also have a garden!

Do the cabins in Ireland generally have an internet connection?

Of course! According to Holidu's database, 68% of cabins in Ireland have Wi-Fi. So no need to panic, you will be able to stay connected during your stay!

How much does it usually cost for cabins in Ireland?

Most of the cabins in Ireland (70%) tend to cost less than £100 a night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for finding a cheap log cabin!

Do the cabins in Ireland generally have a fireplace?

Of course! According to last year's data, a good amount of cabins in Ireland are equipped with a fireplace. It is the ideal destination for winter hibernating!

Are the cabins in Ireland suitable for trips in big groups or better for a weekend break as a couple?

According to Holidu's database, 91% of cabins are suitable for up to four guests. Approximately 91% of the cabins here include at least two separate bedrooms. Ireland is the ideal destination for going in small groups, with family or friends!