Cheap hotel deals in Ireland

PADDYPOKER

Where should I go looking for midweek break?

Davy

PADDYPOKER wrote: »

Where should I go looking for midweek break?

have axa car insurance? i know its a weird Question but you get good deal

PADDYPOKER

Afraid not.
Anybody know anything about these FREE Hotel stay vouchers if you buy
your breakfast and dinner in the Hotel?

pajoemccracken

Hi,
Supervalu breaks are great.(2 nights, 3 nights luxury breaks).
I'd recommend Clybaun in galway for 198euro for 3 nights ( 2 adults and 2 children), includes 3 breakfasts and one dinner for adults (children at 3euro extra for breakfast and 5 euro extra for dinner).
Clybuan is 10 minutes walk to salthill, easy to get in to town.
To go on a break you need to collect 50 stamps ( 1 stamp for every 10euro spent) To book you need a collectors card with a reference number.
Send me a private message if you want more helpful details about collecting stamps.
regards
Pajoe

Oracle

The ESB are also running a promotion on breaks in Ireland, if you pay by direct debit: http://www.directdebitbreaks.com/ Prices start at €79 per person for a two night B&B break. The offer code is printed on a leaflet sent with your ESB bill.

If you don't pay by direct debit you could switch to it, or you might be able to get a code from someone who doesn't want to use the offer.

Lumbarda

Sometimes you get really good deals on hotels own websites, even better than the ones you have to save up vouchers for!

Carlton Hotels http://www.carlton.ie/ usually have great deals and we've stayed in a couple of them now and have found them to be really nice hotels with great food.

We got a great deal in Whites of Wexford as well a few months back http://www.whitesofwexford.ie/ but it was Winter so not sure if they'll have the same during the summer.

Also Brooklodge can sometimes have very good last minute deals (B&B, the restaurant is very expensive!)
http://www.brooklodge.com/

Happy hunting!

Grawns

Supervalu breaks are fantastic but if you don't have the stamps you can try Bookassist Most hotels have a midweek special in their options. It's a bit laborious looking for the best offer though.

Oracle

That's true about booking direct, I love The Lake Hotel in Killarney, it's in a stunning lakeside setting a world away from it all, especially for Dubliners. So quite and peaceful, and they have special rates all the time, from €79 PPS for dinner, bed and breakfast.