Sligo Break for 2, Breakfast, Dining Credit, & Hot Whiskey

A county filled with colourful landscapes, beautiful seashores and quintessentially Irish towns, rich culture and history, Sligo is the ideal place for you to switch off and enjoy a break away from it all…

We’re offering you an overnight Sligo stay for two people with breakfast, €10pp dining credit, and hot whiskey for just €79, or stay for two nights for €129, saving you up to 45% from Sligo City Hotel's prices.

Hotel

Situated in the centre of Sligo Town, by the river and on the impressive Wild Atlantic Way, the Sligo City Hotel is a great place for a short break away from it all. The hotel is decorated in a cool contemporary style, blending traditional Irish tints with modern touches. You’ll stay in a recently refurbished classic twin or double room, complete with an ensuite bathroom, luxurious bedding, Wi-Fi access, a 32-inch flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and much more. In the morning you will be treated to a full Irish breakfast to set you up perfectly for exploring the stunning north-western corner of island, and you’ll also have €10pp dining credit to spend on sumptuous meals from the bar and restaurant menu. What's more, you'll both receive a hot whiskey each to welcome you in out the cold! The perfect way to start an Irish break!

Area

Sligo Town centre is a picturesque place with stone bridges crossing the River Garavogue, colourful houses, quaint shops, cafes and restaurants for you to sample. Many people use it simply as a base for exploring the rest of the county, but it’s a lovely place for an afternoon stroll. County Sligo is famed for its great influence on the world-renowned poet and dramatist W.B. Yeats, who found the stunning countryside, coasts and lakes to be endless sources of inspiration for his work. Across the county you will encounter the landscapes that feature in his work, monuments to the prolific writer and you can even visit his grave in Drumcliff. Must-see sights include Knocknarea Cairn, believed to be the grave of legendary Queen Maeve, Benbulben, known as County Sligo’s Table Mountain and the Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, one of the largest Stone Age cemeteries in Europe!