- Sligo Park Hotel launched autumn holiday packages for October midterm
- Offers for a family of four start at €599 for two nights B&B with one dinner
- The three-night stay starts from €799
- Children’s entertainment includes a Spooky Fairy Trail and Fun Float Pool Obstacle Course
- Guests are encouraged to visit Trick or Treat Street at the Hawk’s Well Theatre in Ballymote
Sligo Park Hotel has launched autumn holiday packages for the October midterm with offers for a family of four starting at €599 for two nights bed and breakfast with one dinner and access to leisure facilities. The four-star hotel is unveiling offers for two and three-night breaks over October midterm. The package includes family in-house activities, a gift bag, spooky movie nights and more.
The package for two adults and two children includes bed and buffet breakfast each morning, dinner for the family in the Hazelwood Restaurant on one evening, and complimentary access to the hotel’s leisure facilities. The package starts at €599 for two nights bed and breakfast with dinner on one night for two adults and two children. The three-night stay starts from €799. Children’s entertainment is built into the package, including a Spooky Fairy Trail Adventure on the hotel grounds, Fun Float Pool Obstacle Course in the leisure centre and scary movie nights.
Guests of the Sligo Park Hotel are also encouraged to visit the new Trick or Treat Street Halloween Experience at the Hawk’s Well Art Deco Theatre in Ballymote over the October midterm. Running from 26 to 30 October, the interactive theatrical experience transports visitors to a Halloween-themed neighbourhood inhabited by witches, vampires, ghosts and other characters.
Gerard Moore shared “October midterm is a great opportunity for families to spend quality time together, that’s why we’ve put together a programme that combines Halloween fun for the children with a relaxing break for parents. From our Spooky Fairy Trail and pool activities to movie nights and the fantastic Trick or Treat Street experience in Ballymote, there’s plenty to keep younger guests entertained throughout their stay.”
