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"This accommodation was perfect for the 2 nights we had it. So close to the town, walking distance to it and the beautiful park. Highly recommend it for exploring this stunning area of Ireland. "

Fridge, oven, stovetop, coffee/tea maker

"Very nice and very friendly "

"Traveling with a group of 5 and the lodge was perfect for us. The washer/dryer was a benefit and one of the reasons we chose this site. Very roomy and lovely. Good value. I was pleasantly surprised that there was breakfast items supplied for day 1."

"Incredible location and host's. They were able to recommend excellent dining and things to do. You will not regret booking this amazing property. We sat in the hot tub one night watching a castle in the distance fade into the sunset. "

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19 Aug - 20 Aug

"The lodge we got was good (clean and comfortable bedding), but unfortunately not perfect for a familly (the "corridor" bathroom was not practical, with the shower between the door and the toilet). It was OK for 2 nights like us, but not really for a longer stay. Also the equipement for cooking was not adapted for a familly (size and numbers of pots and pans)"

Luxury Apartment, Private Bathroom, Sea View (Private Gate Lodge) | Lounge

"Our stay at Gate Lodge was fabulous. The lodge itself is cozy and comfortable. It exudes an understated luxury. The grounds are equally beautiful and enjoyable, including the two adorable, very friendly alpacas. Wish we had stayed longer."

"Clean Calm Close from the nature but comfortable Wonderful"

"Very relaxing and comfortable property with beautiful views of the valley. Hospitality was incredible and it was great having host nearby on the property."

"We loved our time at the Hidden Lodge. It was a perfect place for us to tuck in for a couple days of a slow-down in the middle of our two week trip around Ireland. The quiet town of Ardara had anything we needed and even some sweet little shops to explore. (Definitely stop and visit with Eddie at his tweed shop and get a demonstration of his loom!) We are more scenery and wilderness seekers than city shoppers, though, and the area did not disappoint! Day trips to see waterfalls, mountains, and...