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About staying in Sligo
County Sligo sits in the north west of Ireland, where the Atlantic coast meets the Ox Mountains and the flat-topped hill of Benbulben. Sligo town is the natural centre for a stay, with the largest choice of accommodation and good road links onward, while Strandhill on the coast and Collooney and Ballymote inland offer quieter alternatives. Most stays are in and around Sligo town, with a smaller spread through the countryside and villages. Self catering is common, alongside hotels, guesthouses and a hostel, and many places provide free parking, family rooms or welcome pets. The county is about 174 kilometres from Dublin Airport in a straight line.
The region's centre lies about 174 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport.
18 stays have guest reviews, averaging 4.4 out of 5.
Planning the trip? The Sligo guide covers what to see and how to get around.
Sligo: questions
How many places to stay are listed in Sligo?
This guide lists 150 stays in Sligo: 56 hotels, 9 B&Bs and guesthouses, 80 self-catering stays, 1 hostel and 4 other places to stay.
Which stays in Sligo have the best guest scores?
Weighted for review volume, the highest rated are Ardagh Suites Self Catering (4.9 from 51 reviews), Radisson BLU Hotel & Spa Sligo (4.5 from 1,979 reviews) and Sligo Park Hotel & Leisure Club (4.5 from 1,722 reviews). The average across 18 rated stays in Sligo is 4.4 out of 5.
Which town is the best base for a stay in Sligo?
Sligo town suits most visitors, with the widest range of accommodation and easy access to roads heading north, south and inland. Strandhill works well for a coastal stay near the shore and hills, while Collooney and Ballymote are quieter inland options for those exploring the county by car.
Should visitors to Sligo stay in town or in the countryside?
Sligo town gives shops, restaurants and transport within walking distance, which helps on short breaks. Countryside and coastal stays around Strandhill, Collooney and Ballymote suit guests with a car who prefer quieter surroundings, space and easy parking, and who are happy to drive for meals and supplies.
How can visitors reach the sights around Sligo from their accommodation?
A car is the simplest way to reach Benbulben, the coast and the inland hills from bases in Sligo town and the surrounding villages. Public transport links exist between the main towns but are limited in rural areas, so guests should check current routes and times locally before relying on them.
Which types of stay in Sligo suit groups, families or short city breaks?
Self catering suits groups and families wanting space and flexibility, and many places offer family rooms and free parking. Hotels and guesthouses in Sligo town work well for short city breaks, while the hostel and pet friendly options cover simpler or more flexible stays.
Which towns in Sligo have the most places to stay?
Sligo (123), Collooney (3), Strandhill (3) and Ballymote (1) have the most listings in this guide.
How many stays in Sligo have free parking?
121 stays in Sligo have free parking, 70 stays have family features such as family rooms or cots, and 29 allow pets. The facilities filter on this page narrows the list.