Our Pick of Family Friendly Accommodation in Sligo

** Planning a family break in Sligo? Discover our pick of family friendly accommodation in Sligo, from beachside hotels to a converted double-decker bus glamping stay.

Our Pick of Family Friendly Accommodation in Sligo

If you’re looking for a child-friendly hotel to take the kids away to, Sligo is a brilliant choice for a family break. With great beaches, plenty of outdoor activities and things to do for all ages, it’s perfect for a weekend away or a longer staycation.

We’ve put together our pick of family friendly accommodation in Sligo, from big hotels with leisure centres and kids’ clubs to something a little more unusual for families who want to try somewhere different.

Family Friendly Accommodation in Sligo

Ocean Sands Hotel, Enniscrone

A modern, family-owned and operated hotel with both small and large family rooms available. There are also self-catering apartments with a fully equipped kitchen and lounge area, plus a kids’ playroom with supervised sessions.

The Diamond Coast Hotel, Enniscrone

The Diamond Coast Hotel is a genuinely family friendly choice, with a variety of accommodation options including family rooms that comfortably sleep up to 8. It’s located right by the beach, and during school holidays there’s a kids’ club along with other activities like basketball and tennis courts to enjoy.

Yeats Country Hotel, Rosses Point

Just a five-minute walk from Rosses Point Beach and around seven kilometres from Sligo Town Centre, the Yeats Country Hotel offers family rooms that can accommodate 2 adults and 4 kids sharing. There’s a kids’ club during school holidays, and a leisure centre with an 18m pool and a children’s pool.

The Clayton Hotel, Sligo Town

The Clayton Hotel has spacious family rooms and suites, along with a 20m pool and a separate kids’ pool. Families will also find a 9-hole crazy golf course, a fairy trail, a kids’ disco, a multi-sensory room, and a sweet shop in the hotel lobby to keep everyone entertained.

The Benwiskin Centre, Ballintrillick, North Co Sligo

The Benwiskin Centre is more like a hostel than a hotel, but it offers family rooms, a common room area with toys and books, and a spotless self-catering kitchen. It’s set in a beautiful rural location and is a good option for families looking for a more relaxed, budget-friendly stay.

The Pier Head Hotel, Mullaghmore

A family friendly hotel in the beautiful coastal setting of Mullaghmore, with family rooms, a children’s menu and a leisure centre for rainy days. The beach is less than five minutes away for whenever there’s a break in the clouds.

Ox Mountain Glamping, Tubbercurry

the red bus at ox mountain glamping

For something a bit different, head to Ox Mountain Glamping and stay in a genuine converted red London bus, sleeping up to 6 people. Downstairs there’s a kitchen, stove, TV, breakfast bar and seating area by day, which converts to a king-size bed at night. Upstairs has a double bed, shower, toilet, and an open-top seating area with a decking terrace. Outside, families can enjoy 20ft of decking, a BBQ area and car parking.

Sligo Southern, Sligo Town

Another large hotel option offering spacious family rooms and an on-site leisure centre with a pool and separate children’s pool. A limited number of dog-friendly rooms are also available.

Radisson Blu, Rosses Point

The Radisson Blu at Rosses Point offers family rooms, a children’s menu and a leisure centre, making it a solid choice for families exploring this part of the coast.

Our Pick of Family Friendly Accommodation in Sligo - MyKidsTime

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for in family friendly accommodation in Sligo?

Look for family rooms or self-catering options that can comfortably fit your family, plus extras like kids’ clubs, leisure centres, or nearby beaches to help keep everyone entertained during your stay.

Is Sligo a good destination for a family break?

Yes. Sligo has beautiful beaches, plenty of outdoor activities, and a good range of family friendly accommodation, from hotels with kids’ clubs to unique glamping stays, making it a great choice for a weekend away or longer staycation.

Are there self-catering options for families in Sligo?

Yes, several of the properties on our list offer self-catering accommodation, including apartments and a converted glamping bus, which can be a great option for families who prefer more flexibility.

Do Sligo hotels offer kids’ clubs during school holidays?

Some do. A number of the hotels featured here run kids’ clubs during school holiday periods, so it’s worth checking directly with the hotel when booking if this is important to your family.

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