Holiday homes and apartments in County Donegal with balcony or terrace

County Donegal, Ireland
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County Donegal, Ireland
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County Donegal, Ireland
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£102
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Accommodation
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Holiday rentals
Price per night
£115
On average
High season
August - £141
+23%
Price in March
£111
On average
Type of accommodation
House
3 Bedrooms, 100m²
Price per week
£806
On average
Low season
March : £111
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Available accommodation
34%
In March
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in County Donegal is £115.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in County Donegal, you have to pay on average £806 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £774 and £990 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in County Donegal are less expensive in March: £111 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 4% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 23% (£141 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in County Donegal.
On average, rentals in County Donegal can accommodate 6 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 100 m².
The price of a holiday rental in County Donegal is £137 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £958.
A holiday rental for a weekend in County Donegal costs on average £279, for Friday and Saturday nights.
34% of accommodation is still available for a stay in March. It will be necessary to pay on average £111 per night.
County Donegal is the perfect country escape into the heart of Ireland’s countryside. A cottage holiday in this region will allow you to experience rural Irish life in all its glory and on Likibu you can browse through a vast selection of holiday rentals to choose the perfect one to suit your needs: from a couple’s country retreat to a family adventure packed holiday.
County Donegal, Ireland
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County Donegal, Ireland
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A centre of history and culture in Ireland, Donegal is the perfect place to book a b&b or rent a cottage for a short break. It combines beautiful ruins with gnarly waves, so it's perfect for all the family no matter how different your interests may be.
Ireland is not a tropical destination, but the varied attractions of Donegal mean this does not matter for most holidaymakers. If you're planning to focus your trip around hill-walking and beach days, try the spring to get the most beautiful greenery (and warmer weather for surfing). However, Donegal has lots to offer all year round and even the outdoors activities are just as attractive in the colder autumn and winter months.
Donegal is relatively easy to get to, whether you're coming from within Ireland or further afield. Donegal Airport operates regular flights between Dublin and Glasgow with the Aer Lingus and Loganair airlines and has been voted one of the most scenic landing strips in the world. Donegal itself is also close to Belfast Airport, which is larger and has more connections with Europe and the rest of the world. There are good bus connections between both airports and the town of Donegal. Similarly, from the rest of Ireland, there are buses running to Donegal on a regular basis, although there is no longer a train station in the town.
There are good buses within Donegal to get around the town. It is also easily navigated by car, which would also allow you to get around the other nearby coastal towns. Its compact size makes it perfect for walking or cycling around without travelling too far from your holiday accommodation in Donegal.
If you want to be in the centre of things, book a b&b or rent a holiday apartment in Donegal town itself. With good transport links, shops and restaurants, Donegal town is perfect for tourists who want something to do without losing the personality of smaller places nearby.
One of County Donegal's five Heritage Towns, Ardara is slightly off the beaten track but offers a warm and quaint welcome to Irish village life for holiday makers. It is known for its festivals, with one almost every month of the year, meaning that whenever you book holiday home or b&b in Ardara, there will be something going on. A quieter alternative to Donegal town itself, this small town is a friendly and pretty place for a quiet holiday soaking in the Irish charm.
The islands close to Donegal town are some of the richest examples of ancient Irish culture, making them a truly incredible place to choose your holiday accommodation. The Gaeltacht area is remarkable for the use of Irish language and the distinctive classic Irish music and dancing. They also offer some of Donegal's – and perhaps Ireland's – most beautiful scenery and are perfect for nature lovers who want to get the most out of Donegal's surfing and hiking scene. So why not rent a holiday cottage here in the middle of the Irish countryside?
This beautiful building was once a Franciscan abbey from the 15th century. Today, only its ruins remain, but it is still a beautiful building with a rich and fascinating history. This is one of the most prominent remainders of Donegal's historical significance as a former centre of government. The abbey and the associated story of Hugh Roe O'Donnell has inspired lots of stories and films. This is the perfect day out in Donegal for the culturally-aware traveller.
Donegal is home to lots of sandy beaches if you're after a relaxing holiday without travelling too far. Take a good book to Murvagh beach and sunbathe in the summer months or get out your metal detector and skipping stones for a great day at the seaside in the colder Irish weather. Donegal even caters for the more adventurous beach bum, with Rossnowlagh being known for its great surfing conditions.
Outdoorsy types will enjoy a trip to Donegal as it is nestled in the beautiful landscape of the Bluestack Mountains. These picturesque mountains are only about five miles from Donegal town, so it's easy to explore the beautiful walking trails and wildlife by day and return to the comfort and cosiness of your nearby holiday rental in Donegal at night. There is even a luxury hostel at the base of the mountains, making access to the great outdoors even easier for nature-lovers.