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Mullingar Accommodation

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  • 22-03-2008 6:41pm
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    finlma
    Registered Users Posts: 708 ✭✭✭


    I'm going to a wedding in Annebrook House but it's booked out and way to expensive anyway. Can someone suggest a B&B or hotel or something (reasonably priced) in the location, preferably within walking distance.

    Thanks


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    pubpub
    Closed Accounts Posts: 78 ✭✭pubpub


    The Grevil Arms Hotel is very near, not sure of the price but it has to be cheaper


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    siralfalot
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    the Newbury Hotel is not too far away either and should be reasonable enough price wise


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    finlma
    Registered Users Posts: 708 ✭✭✭finlma


    Thanks,

    The hotels are cheaper but still for the 3 hours sleep I'll probably get not great value. Does anyone know of a B&B in town?


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    _feedback_
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    Or straight accross the road is the austin friar hotel, which seems to be very quiet all the time


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    nhughes100
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    Think there's a B&B near the railway station just before the Bridge - The Railway or the Bridge B&B, good walk from the Annebrook though, there's definitely some on the Old Dublin road which would be a shorter walk. - Bord Failte's website should set u straight or discover Ireland.


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    Shivers54
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    Hi we have our wedding booked in the Annebrook so would be really interested if you have any feedback on it!! Thanks


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    nhughes100
    Closed Accounts Posts: 845 ✭✭✭nhughes100


    It's a lovely hotel, very new, only open a year or so. Very nice grounds with the park in the background for pics. The bar and food have been very good anytime I've been in it.


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    mildews
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    elviscostello wrote: »
    Or straight accross the road is the austin friar hotel, which seems to be very quiet all the time

    EH! Thats possibly 'cos its shut, closed, ferme!!!!:D


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    mildews wrote: »
    EH! Thats possibly 'cos its shut, closed, ferme!!!!:D

    ahem, that'd explain that so ....

    move along now, nothing to see here.


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