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Kennedy's, Armagh
Kennedy's is a beautiful holiday home set in a quiet, friendly neighbourhood in Armagh City, very close to the city centre, GAA ground and all central Armagh tourist attractions including the ancient site Navan Fort. The cosy family house has been lovingly restored with character - on the walls you will find the paintings of local artist Paddy Kennedy, who lived here. This home from home is perfect for families who want a safe communal green space for their kids to play right outside the house.

Lemnagore Lodge
Cosy self-catering apartment located between 2 beautiful estates. The house is surrounded by green and lush farmland and an old railway line. We are only 12 minutes away from beautiful Armagh. It is a good shopping town with plenty of restaurants, cafes, leisure centre, museums and planetarium. There are ple of parks and forests nearby, for that peaceful walk. Our place is ideal for families, couples, and the lone traveller alike. Welcome basket on arrival with tea, coffee, milk, and water.

Tullydowey Gate Lodge
Situated beside the village of Blackwatertown on the border between counties Tyrone and Armagh. Tullydowey Gate Lodge is a Grade B1 listed property built in 1793. Restoration of the gate lodge was completed in 2019 and undertaken with the utmost regard for the history of the building with many of the existing 18th century features sympathetically maintained whilst providing the comforts of 21st century living in a traditional country cottage style turning it once again into a real eye catcher.

Killeavy Cottage
Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. Killeavy Cottage is the perfect antidote to the modern fast paced world. Killeavy Cottage is nestled between the magnificent Slieve Gullion mountain and the calm, tranquil waters off Camlough Lake in a picturesque rural setting close to the bustling shopping city of Newry, and not for from the lively town of Dundalk. A unique location with breath-taking scenery with access to bike trails and Hill walking at Slieve Gullion Forest Park.

Luxury Heritage Home in Armagh City Centre
Welcome to our fully renovated heritage property, 31 Lower English. Nestled in the vibrant Armagh City Centre in Northern Ireland, this luxurious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers modern comforts while maintaining the charm of its historic roots. Perfect for families or small groups, it comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests and is conveniently located just steps away from all Armagh has to offer, including shops, restaurants, pubs, and a picturesque view of the historic St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Forest Lodge Padel Tennis Court, Hot Tub, Walks
Wake up to bird song, and bunnies in a warm luxury, three bedroom forest lodge. Play unlimited padel on our private court, soak in the private hot tub or explore the Forest Meditation Trail. Cook on the bbq, light the fire pit. For kids can play in the treehouses or pet the dogs and ponies. Perfect for family or friends or a serene work base. Superfast WIFI. Our guests are so chilled leaving this amazing home. Inside super comfortable beds and a private library. Hot tub new from May 2026!

Adult only Retreat - Views of Carlingford Lough
Carrickoka is a unique adults-only luxury self service retreat overlooking Carlingford Lough, situated along the scenic St. Patrick’s Way. The retreat features private hot tubs, creating the perfect setting for relaxation. Ideal for romantic getaways, walkers, and cyclists, Carrickoka combines tranquillity, natural beauty, and modern comfort, making it a truly special destination for those seeking peace and scenic adventure. Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature.

Balance Treehouse - Luxury high in the tree tops
High in the tree tops as you look out over the craggy Heather covered hills, stone ditched fields and winding narrow roads. Take a deep breath, relax and reconnect with nature. A unique hand crafted resort, boasting a natural rustic look with full modern connectivity. Accessed via a private rope bridge, a hot tub, outdoor net/hammock, outdoor shower built for two and super king bed complete with glass roof for star gazing. All fully controlled by voice commands.

Cosy Hot Tub Getaway Bungalow
Blossom Retreat, an oasis of calm and comfort designed specifically for your relaxation and enjoyment. This hidden treasure perfectly blends style, sophistication, and a warm, inviting ambiance to create an unmatched stay experience. Perfect for 1 or 2 couples looking to get-away, it's located in the heart of Armagh City, only a 2 minute walk to the bus station/ Mall and nested under the view of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Parking available at the property.

Tullynawood Glamping and Farms
This bespoke spacious cabin is 40ft and newly built. It is sited with its own hot tub and outdoor area in the countryside. It offers stunning views from the hot tub and walking distance to both Tullynawood fishing lake and Darkley lake. We are approximately 3 miles to Keady town and 30 minutes to Armagh city. Located near the Monaghan boarder and part of the Monaghan walking path. 1 hour to Belfast 1.5 hours to Dublin

Holly House
Beautiful 3 bedroom bungalow on the outskirts of Armagh City. Recently renovated to a high standard and very well equipped, including hotel quality beds and linen. Private gardens with wood burning hot tub and furnished patio area for outdoor dining and barbeques. Located in a quiet neighborhood, half a mile walk from County Armagh Golf Club, and one mile walk from the centre of Armagh City.

Dympna's Apartment
Dympna's apartment - brand new self catering apartment, located in the heart of Armagh City Centre on Ogle Street. Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place :) The accommodation comprises of modern and fully equipped kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom, fresh linen, towels, gas heating, WiFi, Smart TV, intercom access.
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When is the best time to visit Armagh?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Armagh?
Stay near the city center for easy access to historical sites, local eateries, and cultural venues. For a quieter setting, explore accommodations in the leafy outskirts, where traditional homes blend with countryside views.
What are the best things to do in Armagh with kids?
Children often enjoy exploring the planetarium, hands-on science activities, and wide open parks for running or playing. Family-friendly museums and seasonal workshops can also keep young visitors engaged.
What are some of the best things to do in Armagh?
Wander historic cathedrals, visit the planetarium for star shows, and relax in public gardens. Local food markets and art exhibitions provide a taste of Armagh’s creative scene.
How is the weather in Armagh?
Armagh has cool, often damp weather with winter temperatures around 36–46°F (2–8°C) and mild summers near 52–65°F (11–19°C). Rainfall is steady throughout the year, so packing a waterproof jacket is useful.
When is the best time to visit Armagh?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and blooming gardens. This period also tends to feature cultural events and outdoor activities.
What are the best places to visit in Armagh?
Explore St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, and the city’s main museum for local history. Public gardens and tree-lined promenades are also popular for quieter moments.
What are some hiking trails in Armagh?
Armagh has woodland trails, riverside walks, and pathways through rolling orchards. Public parks offer gentle circuits, while nearby hills provide moderate climbs and wide views over the countryside.
What are some family activities we can do in Armagh?
Families often explore interactive exhibits at the planetarium, local playgrounds, and public parks for picnics or games. Orchard tours and children’s workshops are sometimes available at community venues.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Armagh?
Many travelers explore scenic countryside areas, historic castles, or tranquil lough shores around Armagh. Neighboring towns often have heritage centers, lush gardens, and pottery workshops that give insight into local traditions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Armagh?
Armagh has a selection of pet friendly stays, especially in homes or cottages with outdoor space. Look for places that specify pet policies and direct access to parks or walking trails.
What are some local tips for visiting Armagh?
Wander the narrow streets to discover independent shops and cafes, and try locally pressed apple juice. Bringing waterproof layers is suggested, as showers are common year-round.
What is Armagh known for?
Armagh is known for its historical cathedrals, ancient legends, and role as an ecclesiastical center. The city’s apple orchards and fruit-based traditions are a celebrated part of local culture.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Armagh?
Explore orchard trails around the city or find small art galleries featuring local creators. The public parks and lesser-known churches often reveal the quieter charm of Armagh.
What are the best foods to try in Armagh?
Try locally made apple products, including cider and fresh juice, which reflect the region's orchard heritage. Traditional baked goods, hearty stews, and farmhouse cheeses are also frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Armagh?
Bring layered clothing and a waterproof jacket for variable weather, along with comfortable shoes for walking on cobbled streets or countryside paths. A daypack for snacks and personal items can be handy.
What is the nightlife in Armagh like?
Nightlife in Armagh centers on traditional pubs, casual bars, and live music venues hosting local artists. Expect a relaxed atmosphere and occasional storytelling or folk sessions.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Armagh?
Armagh has a vibrant calendar, including its apple harvest celebrations in autumn and the St. Patrick’s Festival in March. Seasonal arts festivals and heritage events are also frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Armagh?
You will find family friendly rentals in Armagh, with amenities like spacious living areas, gardens, or kitchen facilities. Many hosts provide travel cots, high chairs, or games for younger guests.
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Armagh holiday rentals start at €43 per night before taxes and fees

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30 of Armagh holiday rentals include wifi access

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4.9 Average rating
Armagh stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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