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Co Meath self catering cottages in Ireland

country:Ireland
location:Garlow Cross, Navan, Co Meath, Ireland 
price:From £525 - £1395 per cottage per week (sleep 2-8) in high season. From £450 - £995 in low season. Price depends on choice of cottage and season, see pricing section below for detailed info.
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Co Meath self catering cottages in Ireland. A beautifully restored courtyard providing luxury accommodation in an idyllic setting.

Cottages range in size from 1 – 4 bedrooms in a landscaped courtyard. The cottages are finished to the highest standard with every comfort thought of from the crisp white cotton sheets and the feather and duck down duvets to the regally sized beds – guanranteed to give you the best nights sleep ever. All cottages have flat screen TV’s, a DVD/VHS player, a CD player, a WM, TD and DW.

The cottages are heated by geothermal underfloor heating and all our electricity is supplied by Airtricity – a green energy provider. We provide recycling and composting facilities and encourage guests to explore the local amenities. On site we have a games room with pool table and air hockey, a gym, a play ground, a book/games/DVD library, a BBQ area and a Day Spa

Additional Activities
We are partnered with a local restaurant to provide accommodation and meal deal weekends. We are also partnered with a local activity centre to provide a package deal for weekend activities. Both these practices additionally promote local jobs.
rooms, food and facilities
The houses range in size from 1 – 4 bedrooms. All bedrooms are en-suite and some have a Jacuzzi bath. There is a play room, gym and day Spa on site.

Co Meath self catering cottages in Ireland, double bedroomThe Stables
Three double/twin bedrooms (sleeps 6). Spacious living room, with oak wooden floors and a multifuel stove set into the chimney breast. Sofa, coffee table, satellite TV/DVD/Video player and stereo. View over courtyard to the front and the rolling fields behind.

Kitchen /Dining Area: A large, bright living space fitted with a country style fully fitted kitchen including fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There is also an electric hob, oven and microwave oven. Granite worktops and a double Belfast sink and marble flooring complete the kitchen. There are views of the courtyard and also the rolling countryside behind the courtyard.

The Forge
Three double/twin bedrooms (sleeps 6). Spacious living room with oak wooden floors and a multifuel stove set into the chimney breast. Sofa, coffee table, satellite TV/DVD/Video player and stereo.

Kitchen/Dining Room: A large, bright living space fitted with a country style fully fitted kitchen including fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There is also an electric hob, oven and microwave oven. Granite worktops and a double belfast sink and marble flooring complete the kitchen.

The Barn
Four double/twin bedrooms (sleeps 8). Spacious living room with oak wooden floors and a multifuel stove set into the chimney breast. Sofa, coffee table, satellite TV/DVD/Video player and stereo.

Kitchen/Dining Room: A large, bright living space fitted with a country style fully fitted kitchen including fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There is also an electric hob, oven and microvawe oven. Granite worktops and a double belfast sink and marble flooring complete the kitchen. Views over the courtyard.

The Loft
Two double and one single bedrooms (sleeps 5). Spacious living room with oak wooden floors and a multifuel stove set into the chimney breast. Sofa, coffee table, satellite TV/DVD/Video player and stereo.

Kitchen/Dining Room: A large, bright living space fitted with a country style fully fitted kitchen including fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There is also an electric hob, oven and microvawe oven. Granite worktops and a double belfast sink and marble flooring complete the kitchen.

The Coach House
One double and one twin room (sleeps 4). Spacious living room with oak wooden floors and a multifuel stove set into the chimney breast. Sofa, coffee table, satellite TV/DVD/Video player and stereo.

Kitchen/Dining Room: A large, bright living space fitted with a country style fully fitted kitchen including fully integrated dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. There is also an electric hob, oven and microvawe oven. Granite worktops and a double belfast sink and marble flooring complete the kitchen.

We have other smaller cottages that sleep 2-4 people, please enquire.

Disabled access: The Forge (3 bedrooms) is suitable for disabled access as it has a downstairs bedroom and large wet room shower.
Family Friendly: The cottages are perfect for families with children as we have a games room with giant chalk board, toys, games, DVD’s and books. In addition to this there is an outdoor playground. Cars are not permitted in the courtyard so it is very safe for children. We provide baby equipment free of charge.
activities and special things to do at our Self catering cottages in Ireland
Revive day spaRevive Day Spa: We are delighted to announce the opening of our new day spa Revive. Together with our therapist Louise, we hope to bring you the ultimate in treatment experience whether it is a luxury facial or body treatment or one of our routine grooming treatments. We use Dermalogica products for all our treatments as we believe their approach to product development is both revolutionary and visionary.

Historical excursions: We are ideally located for taking a tour of historic Meath's heritage attractions throughout the Boyne Valley.

Golf: County Meath boasts some of the best golf courses in Ireland many of which have been designed by professional golfer Des Smith, including Royal Tara and Headford.

Family Fun: There are many public parks for children in Navan and the surrounding areas. For those wet days there is an excellent indoor play facility in Navan. There is also a public pool at Navan with a very well equipped gym, and an aquatic centre at Blanchardstown (built especially for the Special Olympics in 2003). New for 2009 is Funtasia in Drogheda which has a pool, bowling, climbing wall and high wire adventure trail. Situated at Rathbeggan Lakes (5 miles), there is fly and coarse fishing, a play area and supervised archery. During the summer there are also family days with BBQ's and music.

Grove gardens near Kells has a collection of birds and small animals. The national zoo is in the Pheonix Park (40 mins). This park is one of the largest city parks in Europe and is home to our president, herds of deer, polo and cricket fields and miles of walking and cycle paths. Less than 2 miles away, overlooked by Skryne castle and looking across to the Hill of Tara, is a pitch and putt course. Stunning views for miles from this 18 hole pitch and put course. Also situated besides the famous O'Connell's pub (featured in Guinness Ad)
how to find our Co Meath self catering cottages in Ireland
By air: Nearest Airport – Dublin approx 20 miles / 30 mins by car Airport buns runs every hour and will drop you at Garlow Cross (1.5 miles away) where you can be picked up by prior arrangement.
By road: By car we are 1.5 miles from The N3 and 4 miles from Navan.

pricing

Room Type02/01-26/03 Low 27/03-10/04 Mid 11/04-30/04 Low01/05-02/07 Mid03/07-28/08 High29/08-01/10 Mid02/10-22/10 Low23/10-30/10 Mid30/10-18/12 Low19/12-02/01 High
Tack Room (sleeps 2)€450 €495€450€495€595€495€450€495€450€595
The Hen and Coach House (Sleeps 4)€560€630€560€630€700€630€560€630€560€700
The Parlour (sleeps 4+2)€700€795€700€795€895€795€700€795€700€895
The Stables and Forge (sleeps 6)€795€945€795€945€1045€945€795€945€795€1045
The Barn (sleeps 8)€995€1195€995€1195€1395€1195€995€1195€995€1395
how this holiday makes a difference
At our Co Meath self catering cottages in Ireland we are committed to operating our business in a manner that maintains a balance between helping the environment and the community in which we live and providing guests with the highest quality selfcatering holidays possible. We are constanly looking for ways to reduce the energy used to run the cottages, the amount of water we use and the amount of waste we produce.

As a consumer, ultimately, it is you who makes a difference by choosing destinations and businesses that are commited to the environment. We were fortunate to have had an opportunity during our reconstruction, to avail of the latest technology when installing our heating and hot water system. We opted for a geothermal system with a hoizontal collection area that means we use no fossil fuels for our heating or hot water needs. In addition to this, the electricity used to power the system is generated by a green energy provider that produces a minimum of 88% of its elctricity from wind energy. This makes our carbon footprint extremely low, as well as helping to reduce your own!

Our water is provided by a well on site that is treated to the highest standard. This means that we can monitor the quality of the water regularly. Our waste water is disposed of on site by a treatment plant, again using no chemicals, that discharges clean water. We limit the amount of cleaning products used and use environmentally friendly products where possible. The use of microfibre cloths reduces the amount of cleaning chemicals we have to use.

As the houses are newly converted, they are insulated to a very high standard, reducing their energy requirements. Also, where possible, CFL bulbs have been used and we have a policy of replacing bulbs with a more energy efficient equivalent. During the reconstruction, natural materials were used wherever possible. A local company was used for the buiding and local labour is used for on going maintenance.

We actively encourage recycling. All kitchens have dual bins, one for recycling and the other for ordinary waste. We also provide composting caddies for food waste. Bins liners are bio-degradable. Information is available to guests on what can be recycled and this is made easy with a dedicated recycling area with special bins for waste batteries, light bulbs, recyclable refuse and ordinary waste. In addition to this, we have recently added a green cone to take raw and cooked food waste avoiding this unessessarily ending up in landfill.

This year we hope to install a microwatering system for pots and hanging baskets. In addition we only water in the morning and evening. Our welcome baskets are made up of locally produced items where possible and all tea, coffee and sugar is fair trade.

We encourage wild life by having bird feeders and a nesting box, and providing (provide) information to guests on local flora and fauna, we have bikes that can be used by guests and provide information on car free days out. We can pick people up at the local bus stop and drop guests there if they want to use public transport while here.

We have recently placed a booking engine on our web site that allows not only for electronic booking but also booking confirmation, delivery of brochures and directions etc dispensing with the need for paper forms of this information.

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