Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

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County Clare, Munster

9.1

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

Free cancellation

from €83 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

9.1

Log cabin for 6 people

from €156 per night

Connemara, Connacht

8.9

Log cabin for 4 people

from €78 per night

Ardbear, Connacht

9.5

Log cabin for 2 people

from €73 per night

Nenagh, Munster

8.9

Log cabin for 6 people, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from €84 per night

Connemara National Park, County Galway

9.0

Log cabin for 7 people, with pets

from €116 per night
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Star hosts are experienced and highly rated hosts with a commitment to provide reliably great stays.

Inishowen, Ulster

9.8

Log cabin for 2 people, with terrace and garden, with pets

Free cancellation

from €133 per night

Connemara National Park, Connacht

9.4

Log cabin for 6 people, with pets

from €103 per night

Nenagh, Munster

8.9

Log cabin for 6 people, with terrace and garden, with pets

Free cancellation

from €84 per night

Kenmare, Munster

9.0

Log cabin for 4 people, with balcony/terrace

from €17 per night

County Cork, Munster

9.7

Log cabin for 4 people, with hot tub and garden

Free cancellation

from €179 per night

Connemara, Connacht

10.0

Chalet for 4 people

from €86 per night

County Tipperary, Munster

9.7

Lodge for 4 people, with terrace and garden

Free cancellation

from €115 per night

Connemara, Connacht

9.7

Log cabin for 6 people

from €98 per night

Roundstone, Connacht

8.6

Log cabin for 4 people

from €94 per night

Connemara, Connacht

10.0

Log cabin for 9 people

from €117 per night

Ballyconneely, Connacht

9.8

Lodge for 18 people

from €468 per night

County Cork, Munster

9.1

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

Free cancellation

from €149 per night

Lough Corrib, Connacht

10.0

Lodge for 12 people

from €681 per night

Connemara, Connacht

8.9

Log cabin for 7 people

from €108 per night

County Cork, Munster

10.0

Log cabin for 8 people

from €135 per night

Connemara, Connacht

9.4

Log cabin for 8 people

from €139 per night

Roundstone, Connacht

9.2

Log cabin for 4 people

from €93 per night

Connemara, Connacht

9.7

Log cabin for 7 people

from €138 per night

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Highlights in Ireland

  • The Iveragh Peninsula
  • The amazing Giants' Causeway
  • Castles and monuments of the Boyne River Valley
  • The Ring of Kerry route.

Best Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

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Log Cabin for 6 People in Connemara National Park, Connacht
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Connemara National Park, Connacht
Log Cabin • 6 Guests • 3 Bedrooms
9.3
(13 reviews)
A beautiful cottage situated a short drive for Tullycross village in the Scenic area of Renvyle, Connemara. This perfect cottage offers style and modern conveniences. White sandy beaches, angling; sea fishing; pony trekking Kylemore Abbey and Connemara National Park are all within a few minutes’ drive. Tullycross village itself offers bars, restaurants and lively entertainment in the Summer months. The local towns and villages provide lots of places to eat and drink and have an abundance of shops which will supply you with everything you need for your self-catering holiday. Local activities...
from €115 / night
Log Cabin for 10 People in Lough Corrib, Connacht
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Lough Corrib, Connacht
Log Cabin • 10 Guests • 4 Bedrooms
9.2
(33 reviews)
Overview: A modern and luxurious 4-bedroom holiday home located just a short drive from the villages of Oughterard and Moycullen, and just a 20-minute drive from Galway City. The property is in excellent condition throughout and has been built and finished to a very high standard. The cottage once was one of original 18 railway gatekeeper cottages built along the Galway to Clifden railway that operated between 1895-1935. Only a few still remain today. The Oughterard area is considered to be the fishing capital of Ireland. Lough Corrib has an international reputation for its fine brown trout...
from €154 / night
Log Cabin for 8 People in Lough Corrib, Connacht
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Lough Corrib, Connacht
Log Cabin • 8 Guests • 4 Bedrooms
9.5
(25 reviews)
A spacious cottage situated on an elevated site at Maam, Connemara, offering views of Lough Corrib and Castlekirk. Also knows as “Joyce Country”, this is a very popular area for lake fishing and hill walking. The area boasts wonderful ancient woodlands, rivers, lakes and countryside, overshadowed by the Maamturk Mountains, and all waiting to be explored. This is an ideal location for families and groups seeking a getaway in an idyllic and peaceful location, while still being close to the nearby villages of Maam, Cornamona and Clonbur. The cottage promises a tranquil and peaceful stay while ...
from €109 / night

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Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland: More popular destinations

Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

Connemara is a completely silent place away from the city

If you are looking to enjoy a secluded place full of vitality then Clonakilty in the County Cork region is a place full of farm animals and with gardens that will remind you of times of planting and production. A space designed to forget the bustle of the city! You will also have the opportunity to travel to the coasts of Kerry, Clare and Mayo where the numbers of log cabins are increasing and there are plenty of shops and activities near the area. If you are still looking for more privacy and silence, there’s nothing like staying in the mountains of Connemara where the remoteness of the place predominates for a greater rest.

The amazing Giants' Causeway

Some log cabins are made up of two floors, these tend to be smaller in size and have a bedroom upstairs and on the ground floor you can receive your breakfast in the dining room and it stands out as the best kitchen in your meal hours. The other lodges have very original designs on their facades and also their landscapes are truly charming to spend a wonderful evening looking out at the views. The surroundings are quiet and this will allow you to relax more easily. Some of them have a bathtub and are super luxurious and clean. The polished wood facades provide a quaint farmer look and give you the opportunity to enjoy the modern places that are all around.

Travellers and activities

Ireland for couples

Ireland is quite a charming place. From a powerful culture full of legends and love stories. Some artists were part of this beautiful country. You can choose to make a couples retreat to the Batty Langley lodge to enjoy a completely natural atmosphere and escape from the world in County Kildare. The most beautiful thing about Ireland are its landscapes and gardens where you can spread a tablecloth and have a delicious picnic and wine with your partner. If you are looking for a quiet romantic place you can visit the Wicklow Mountains National Park where you will find a jungle sanctuary and you can have multiple lodging options.

Ireland for families

In Ireland you can visit a well-known town Dungarvan, this place has excellent food establishments to share with the whole family. You can visit its great beaches and there is plenty to do for all ages. Dungarvan is a place with very picturesque streets, special to sit with the family and have picnics. The bike rides are wonderful and you can enjoy a very pleasant maritime trip. Its buildings are striking and the people are very nice! Your children will enjoy this beautiful experience. Also your family can choose other options to enjoy during these holidays, such as walks in the Dublin region. Here are multiple options for fun with the kids. You can go to the zoo, the Natural History Museum, or the National Museum and National Gallery. Children love the fun attractions the city has to offer like Viking Splash Tours and others.

Saint Patrick's Day is highly celebrated in Ireland. Its festivities show countless parades to honor the Holy Trinity.

Top 7 travel tips in Ireland

1.The Loughcrew and its historic gardens

This ride is especially for those who love adventures in the water. The rafting tours mostly in Athboy, Trim or Slane. Other adventures in this place are kayaking, archery and amusements or medieval tours around Trim, especially for older adults who want to relax. You can meet with the children of the house Causey's Farm in Navan. Their tours are completely educational and there are also usually fun activities for those who want to participate. They teach them how to make traditional recipes like soda bread, and they may play a game of cutting the local lawn to win a prize. After this great walk, you can enjoy the delicious food offered at Restaurant Bective in Kells. There you can taste the delicious dishes and rest while the children play in the playground.

2. Meet the Salmon of Knowledge at the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre

In this ancient land of Irish mystics. You will learn about the history of the Goddess Boann who lent her name to the Boyne River. You will be able to know the ancient story of the great character Fionn MacCumhail who met the salmon of knowledge. Within an extensive walk you will find impressive monuments of Ireland's past. Very close you can have and eat what you want. A well-deserved option is FitzPatrick's Bar and Restaurant Dundalk. There you can recharge your batteries for the next day of activities that Ireland offers you with its best landscapes and tourist diversity.

3. Get tickets to the castle of King Juan

Also known as King's Island along the River Shannon. This is a beautiful monument that has been valued and preserved for many years. In that today you can enjoy the great adventures of the medieval class of the ancient times and look at the giant prints of the panoramic photographs of the city. You can also dress up as the period and take photos to always remember your trip to Limerick, Ireland.

4.Irish Heritage National Park, an open air museum in Ireland

This national park is located near Wexford and its history is notable for exposing human settlements in the Mesolithic period of the Norman invasion. It is very extensive in its routes, your walks will be full of new knowledge about the origins of Ireland. This national heritage houses the best natural bird of prey exhibits. You will be able to explore the fauna that the place conserves like never before. Visiting it will make you find restaurants, two playgrounds, and natural forests for hiking. You can reserve the place for birthday parties and family and friends gatherings. It is an excellent option to spend the holidays.

5. Eat at The French Table Food Limerick

It is considered the best of all the French food restaurants in the city. Many recommend eating their delicious dinners and sharing with the family in a meeting or a birthday. You will be able to enjoy its delicious food, its excellent presentation and its reasonable prices. This French table offers a great selection of wines to taste and relax within your holiday tour. It has been considered a great service for years so you can have a great time with this good option.

6. Unforgettable Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, County Antrim

For those who are looking to live intense experiences, you cannot miss this trip that will be remembered forever. The beautiful landscape and waves that the coastal route of the Causeway Coastal Route shows us. Walking through this bridge will make you feel free and like in the skies when you can perceive the turquoise waters of this place from above. Its extensive coasts will provide expansion to all your senses. Later you can get the route of the Medieval Castle to take a break before your return home.

7.Stairs to Heaven await you in County Fermanagh

This is a hidden gem, one of the most spectacular views you will enjoy on this great ride. You can touch the clouds with your hands and discover panoramic views within the undulating landscape. This walk ends at the top of Cuilcagh Mountain. Its top is the most prominent height in the county which makes it very famous. It will be a long walk that will make you expand and grow up to the stars. The energy of this trip will be great for the return home. Do not hesitate to visit these monuments that are at the service of humanity.

FAQs: Log Cabins & Lodges in Ireland

Which types of amenities can you expect to find at the log cabins in Ireland?

In regard to the facilities available on Holidu, it appears that the log cabins in Ireland benefit from everything that travellers dream of! Here, the log cabins generally have a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (68%), garden (47%), and view (20%)...What more could you want?!

What are the reviews like for the log cabins in Ireland?

On average, the log cabins have rather positive comments. Last year's data reveals that 29% of log cabins have a rating of 4.5 stars. This is a relatively high percentage which allows us to confirm that there are quite a few which are very enjoyable and will be the perfect choice for your next holiday.

Are the log cabins in Ireland suitable for families with children?

Holidu's data reveals that 18% of log cabins in Ireland are suitable for families with children, so you won't face any issues in finding the ideal log cabin for you and your children.

Are the log cabins in Ireland suitable for holiday-makers who wish to travel with their pets?

Certainly! In Ireland, 43% of the log cabins welcome them with open arms, 47% also have a garden!

Do the log cabins in Ireland generally come with an internet connection?

Certainly! According to Holidu's data, 68% of log cabins in Ireland have an internet connection. You will be able to stay connected during your stay!

How much does it cost for log cabins in Ireland?

A big percentage of log cabins in Ireland (67%) are less than €100 per night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for finding an affordable log cabin!

Do the log cabins in Ireland typically come equipped with a fireplace?

Yes! According to last year's data, many log cabins in Ireland are equipped with a fireplace. It is the ideal destination for winter hibernating!

Are the log cabins in Ireland suitable for holidays in large groups or better for a holiday as a small group?

According to Holidu's data, 90% of log cabins welcome small groups of up to four guests. Approximately 90% of the log cabins here include at least two separate bedrooms. This is the ideal destination for families of four!