The Irish cottages and self-catering houses displayed on this page all have at least one single bedroom. There is sometimes a need for one person to have a room of their own on holiday in Ireland, perhaps an elderly parent or a teenager. A single bedroom provides privacy and a place to withdraw to from the rest of the group. Elderly people may need an afternoon nap and sharing a bedroom with other guests may make this more difficult.
Finding the right kind of accommodation for a holiday in Ireland makes for a good start to any break. It is important to try to meet at least the basic requirements that people may have. Everyone hopes to sleep well and often to sleep in. One good thing about staying in a holiday rental is that your time is your own. If you get up late, breakfast will still be there waiting for you because you get your own. It is entirely up to guests to decide what they want to do and when. There are so many fabulous spots to visit in Ireland and when you are tired, you can easily return to your rented holiday home and rest.
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