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  1. Beautifully decorated Christmas tree with presents sitting underneath it
    Cosy Winter stays
    Dreaming of your next staycation? The season of wrapping up and staying snug is here and we have lined up a brilliant list of hotels and cosy lodges that you should check out and check in to. From short stays to spa experiences, there is something for everyone this Winter… Plan your next staycation now!
  2. Cosy interior of Bushmills Inn with a man reading a newspaper by the fireplace, a drink on the table, and warm, rustic decor
    The Bushmills Inn, Bushmills, County Antrim
    Nestled on the Causeway Coastal Route, The Bushmills Inn offers historic charm, roaring fires, and cosy rooms - the perfect winter hideaway before exploring the rugged coastline.
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  3. Keenaghan Cottage, a white thatched cottage, reflected in a calm, icy lake and surrounded by winter trees in soft morning light
    Keenaghan Cottage, Belleek, County Fermanagh
    Tucked away on a private country lane by the shores of Keenaghan Lough, this award-winning thatched cottage offers old-world charm, roaring wood-burner warmth and woodland-surrounded calm - a dreamy hideout for a peaceful, wintertime escape.
    1. 1 Jan 000131 Dec 9999
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  4. Cosy. tranquil scene at Enniskeen Estate
    Enniskeen Estate, Newcastle, County Down
    Hidden away in the heart of Tollymore Valley, Enniskeen Estate is a boutique R&R couples retreat - where stunning mountain views and soothing river sounds fuse with spectacular wildlife encounters - Native Red Squirrels, Deers & Kingfishers abound. Drift between your luxury king size bed and private wood-fired hot tub under the stars. A place where nature teaches you to relax, an experience that simply does you good this Winter.
  5. Corick House Hotel & Spa, Clogher, County Tyrone
    With its 17th-century manor setting, crackling fireplaces and soothing spa, Corick House is a dreamy hideaway for a snug festive stay. A quiet corner of the Clogher Valley where Winter feels calm, cosy and wonderfully indulgent.
  6. Cosy, festive lounge with warm lights and armchairs, looking out through large windows at the illuminated Killeavy Castle at night
    Killeavy Castle Estate, Killeavy, County Armagh
    Tucked away on 365 acres of woodland and farmland on the slopes of Slieve Gullion, Killeavy Castle Estate invites you to unwind in elegant comfort - whether in its restored 19th-century castle, boutique-style hotel or cosy self-catering lodge. With crackling fireplaces, gourmet farm-to-table dining and a soothing spa, it’s the kind of dreamy retreat where winter days feel slow, quiet and thoroughly rejuvenating.
    1. 1 Jan 000131 Dec 9999
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  7. Drumee Lodge, Castlewellan, County Down
    Nestled in the picturesque County Down countryside between Newcastle and Castlewellan is Drumee Lodge boutique B&B. Drumee Lodge is where character meets elegance and each bespoke guest room is designed with your comfort in mind, making it the perfect place to cosy up this Christmas. With three spacious bedrooms, the whole family can enjoy time away in this relaxing countryside lodge.
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  8. Exterior of Bishop's Gate Hotel decorated with festive lights, showcasing the elegant entrance and stylish architecture.
    Bishop's Gate Hotel, Derry~Londonderry
    Tucked inside the historic walled city of Derry~Londonderry, Bishop’s Gate Hotel blends elegant Edwardian charm with modern boutique style - ideal for a snug winter city escape. With stylish rooms, a warm champagne bar, and a stone’s throw from cobbled lanes and festive lights, it’s the perfect cosy base for exploring and relaxing
  9. Snow scene exterior of Aurora accommodation in Bushmills
    Aurora, Bushmills, County Antrim
    Hewn from majestic Canadian cedar, Aurora's unique log cabins offer a luxurious base from which to explore the myriad of attractions along the stunning Causeway Coastal Route. Complete with wood burners, supersized beds, outdoor private hot tubs and verandas, this deluxe self-catering accommodation is perfect for a relaxing getaway. Aurora’s twin cabins are the first of their kind anywhere in Ireland and offer a unique blend of rustic beauty and modern luxury for Winter escapes in comfort and style.
    1. 1 Jan 000131 Dec 9999
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  10. Elegant sitting room at Ardtara Country House featuring a cosy fireplace, a tea set with pastries on a wooden table, and comfortable armchairs, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
    Ardtara Country House, Maghera, County Londonderry
    Tucked away on ten wooded acres near Maghera, Ardtara Country House charms with Victorian elegance, roaring fires and award‑winning seasonal dining - a tranquil and indulgent winter hideaway perfect for a cosy escape.
    1. 1 Jan 000131 Dec 9999
  11. Snow-covered Lough Erne Resort reflected in a calm lake at winter sunrise, with two swans gliding across the water.
    Lough Erne Resort, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh
    Nestled on a 600-acre peninsula between serene lakes and lush woodlands, Lough Erne Resort offers lakeside tranquillity, luxurious spa-side relaxation and fine dining - perfect for a festive escape where calm meets comfort.
  12. Cosy wood-burning stove at Mr McGregor’s, with a warm fire glowing between baskets of logs and a brass kettle beside it
    Mr McGregor's Cottage, Omagh, County Tyrone
    Tucked beside the green hills near Gortin, Mr McGregor’s Cottage is a rustic, pet-friendly hideaway - with a wood-burning fire, traditional farmhouse kitchen and gentle countryside views, it’s a perfect snug retreat for those seeking peace and charm this winter.
  13. Peatlands shepherd hut doors with festive decoration.
    Peatlands, Ballymoney, County Antrim
    Tucked away in three acres of private grounds are two fully self-contained, luxury shepherd’s huts, each secluded in their own ample space and natural landscape, with private boardwalk and deck. Designed, built and finished to the highest standards of craftmanship, these iconic cabins are full of character, charm and comfort. With their cosy wood-burning stoves and facilities for self-catering, they offer a perfect Winter getaway for couples or solo travellers to rest and unwind.
    1. 1 Jan 000131 Dec 9999
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  14. A bedroom at The Old Inn, featuring a double bed with a tartan bedspread and a brightly decorated Christmas tree beside it.
    The Old Inn, Bangor, County Down
    Set in a 17th-century coaching inn in Crawfordsburn, The Old Inn blends historic charm with cosy modern comfort - think roaring fires, luxe suites, and a treetop spa, perfect for a snug festive escape.
  15. Cosy scene at The Harbourview Hotel with a roaring open fire, chairs in front and tea and scones on the table.
    The Harbourview Hotel, Carnlough, County Antrim
    Tucked away in picturesque Carnlough, The Harbourview Hotel offers a charming festive escape where crackling fires and warm whisky-tasting evenings set the tone for a truly cosy Winter stay. Wake to sea-views at dawn, enjoy a hearty full Irish breakfast, and let the sparkle of the season wrap around you as you unwind in elegant comfort just steps from the dramatic coast.
  16. 31 Lower English living room decorated with christmas decorations
    31 Lower English, County Armagh
    Set in the heart of Armagh City Centre, this newly restored heritage home offers a warm and easy base for a festive break. Just steps from local pubs, cafés, shops, and events around the city, it’s a welcoming spot to settle in for the season. With views of St Patrick’s Cathedral, comfortable living spaces, and everything you need for simple, relaxed days. This is the perfect place to unwind after winter walks, shopping, or meeting friends and family nearby.

Cosy Winter stays

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