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Naas vacation rentals start at $56 CAD per night before taxes and fees

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20 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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50 of Naas vacation rentals include wifi access

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Rathcoffey Grange Entire house.
A self catering Georgian period country house with a rich history dating back to the 1798 Rebellion and Irish patriot Robert Emmet. Beautifully restored, offering five finely decorated bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen,30 minutes from Dublin city and airport. Exquisite Georgian gardens. Minimum stay 3 nights and 10% monthly discount. A two-night stay may be arranged at a rate of €500 per night. Please contact the host via Airbnb. Bedroom 5, a double room, is located on the ground floor.

The Coach House
The Coach house has recently been lovingly restored and is full of charm and light. It has a calm, tranquil feel with every comfort a visitor could wish for. It is the perfect place for an Irish getaway nestled on the shores of Blessington lake and surrounded by the majestic Wicklow Mountains. Within 10 mins there are the villages of Ballymore Eustace and Hollywood both with wonderful Gastro-pubs and Blessington for all shopping. Russborough House is also close by and is truly worth visiting.

Country house
Enjoy this spacious very comfortable home.FREE PARKING, HIGH SPEED FIBRE BROADBAND.This bright, well equipped home gives you everything you need to enjoy your stay. Ideally located 4.5k from Exit 9A off the M7 motorway. 55k from Dublin Airport. Newbridge Silverware, train station, White Water shopping centre, Curragh Racecourse, within 15k. Mondello Park 8.5k, kildare Village, Japanese Gardens, National Stud, Curragh Golf Club within 16k. Naas Racecourse, Craddockstown Golf Club, within 10k.

Naas Back Garden Escape
You’ll treasure your time at this memorable place located 2.5 km from the centre of Naas town and 2km to the train station where trains frequently run to Dublin city centre (15-30 minutes depending on the service used) Convenient to the N7 with the Red Cow Roundabout 15 minutes drive away and Dublin Airport approximately 40 minutes. Enjoy a trip to the prestige Kildare village which is also approximately a 20 min drive from the property. Property is cleaned every 3 days for longer stays.

Relaxed town centre retreat.
2 double bedroom house with parking and a private patio/garden in the centre of vibrant bustling Naas, famed for its nightlife, pubs and eateries. 15 km from Dublin, 1 minute walk to the bus stop, 5 minute drive to the train station. Surrounded by golf courses - The K Club, Palmerston House - and beautiful hotels such as Lawlors, Killashee, The Osprey and Lyons Demesne. Naas is 10km from designer outlet Kildare Village and in easy access to the motorway to Cork, Limerick, Dublin or Belfast.

The Mews. •3 Bedrooms •Entire House
A charming 3 bedroom/ 1 bathroom Self Catering House ideally located between Naas & Newbridge. Nestled along the Banks of the Grand Canal with direct access for walking. The location is very central for all Race Tracks in Kildare, hitting the track in Mondello or a days retail therapy in Kildare Village! Distance to Amenities: Killashee Hotel: 9km Curragh Racecourse: 10km Punchestown Racecourse: 10km Naas Racecourse: 13km Newbridge Town Centre: 7km Mondello: 14km Kildare Village 15km

Compact 3-Bed Home in Peaceful Kildare Setting
Welcome to this bright and compact 3-bedroom home in Kill, Co. Kildare. Nestled in a quiet and friendly area, it features a modern kitchenette, cosy living space, three comfortable bedrooms, and a private patio perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. With on-site parking and local shops, cafes, and pubs nearby, you’ll have everything you need. Just off the N7/M7, Dublin is only a short drive away, offering the ideal base to enjoy the city and peaceful village living.

Magical gothic 3 bedroom mini-castle.
The Clonmellon Lodge is an 18th c. gothic mini castle recently restored, newly refurbished bathrooms and kitchen, all in one floor, with easy access to the grounds of Killua Castle. The Lodge can fit 5 people comfortably. There are 2 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. The first one with an ( American) Queen size bed, and the second with a double size bed. There is an office with a daybed that can sleep an small adult comfortably, and it has a full bathroom next to it.

The Hideaway Pod 2, Private Hot tub,
Unwind & Relax in the beautiful Hideaway Pod.. Take in its picturesque surroundings.Chill in our relaxing hot tub & feel refreshed after an ice bath. As night falls, enjoy the romantic setting and gaze at the twinkling stars in the sky.Get cosy in our Double bed, with fresh bedding & towels.Enjoy your escape from daily life, to the country side.Yet central in Naas Town Town 1km Punchertown 1km Naas racecourse 1km Kildare village outlets 18mins Dublin Airport 37mins

Old RIC Barracks-period house in Straffan village
This former barracks of the Royal Irish Constabulary was built in the 1820s and has now been converted into a beautiful home. Perfectly located in the village centre, the house is in easy walking distance of the shop, coffee shop, pub and the two local hotels, the K Club and Barbertown Castle. Stay in a little piece of history in this beautiful village on the banks of the river Liffey.
Charming 2 Bed Home Naas Co Kildare
Lovely 2 Bedroom Bungalow with Sitting Room, Kitchen with dining area and bathroom with Shower. Large patio area and garden. Eight minutes walking distance to Naas Town, where one can avail of lovely restaurants and shops. Five minutes to Punchestown and Naas Race course. Short distance to the Curragh Race course also. Aslo K club approx 10 km away.

Lakeview Lodge
Bring the whole family & friends together in this stunning house 45 Mins from Dublin City Outdoor Hot -Tub Secluded Grounds with an electronic gated entrance 5,500 sq ft of elegant living Climate control underfloor heating, Sky multi-channel TV’s, Wi-Fi, Music throughout Atmospheric Gardens & patios
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When is the best time to visit Naas?
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| Avg. price | $218 CAD | $212 CAD | $223 CAD | $226 CAD | $226 CAD | $233 CAD | $194 CAD | $194 CAD | $211 CAD | $226 CAD | $210 CAD | $236 CAD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Naas?
Stays near the town center allow quick access to shops, attractions, and dining. For a quieter setting, some guests choose properties just outside Naas amidst countryside scenery.
What are the best things to do in Naas with kids?
Families often enjoy Naas’s parks, interactive farm experiences, and leisure centers with pools or play facilities. Seasonal festivals and outdoor trails around the town also invite exploration.
What are some of the best things to do in Naas?
Stroll the historic canal, attend performances at the Moat Theatre, or explore artisan cafés and markets. Naas also has frequent festivals and renowned horse racing events during the year.
How is the weather in Naas?
Naas has mild to cool temperatures, with winters around 36-46°F (2-8°C) and summers near 53-68°F (12-20°C). Showers are common year-round, so layered clothing and a waterproof jacket are useful.
When is the best time to visit Naas?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder weather and local festivals. Some visitors enjoy attending special events, like horse racing or seasonal fairs, during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Naas?
Explore Naas's main street with independent shops, walk along the historic canal, and visit local landmarks such as the Moat Theatre or Punchestown Racecourse. Heritage trails around the town reveal unique stories and architecture.
What are some hiking trails in Naas?
Naas has scenic walking and cycling paths along the Grand Canal, park trails, and routes through surrounding countryside. Some trails are gentle and suitable for families or casual walkers.
What are some family activities we can do in Naas?
Naas has park spaces, playgrounds, and seasonal family-friendly events. Families can also explore nearby heritage sites, enjoy local leisure centers, or try hands-on farm experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Naas?
Explore historic estates, tranquil gardens, or riverside villages around County Kildare. Many guests also visit ancient monuments, equestrian centers, or nature reserves near Naas.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Naas?
Some vacation rentals and guesthouses in Naas welcome pets, particularly those with gardens or designated outdoor spaces. It is a good idea to confirm pet policies in advance.
What are some local tips for visiting Naas?
Check out local markets for fresh produce, explore early in the day for a quieter atmosphere, and ask residents about upcoming events. Comfortable shoes make it easy to enjoy Naas’s walkable town center and canal paths.
What is Naas known for?
Naas is known for its connection to horse racing, lively markets, and historic canal. The town has a welcoming community and a blend of cultural, culinary, and outdoor activities year-round.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Naas?
Discover local art in small galleries, lesser-known walking trails along the canal, and peaceful green spaces tucked away from the main streets. Some visitors also enjoy the community markets when they are held.
What are the best foods to try in Naas?
Naas has locally sourced meats, fresh breads, and classic Irish dishes like hearty stews and seafood chowder. Cafés and restaurants often feature seasonal produce from County Kildare.
What should I bring for a trip to Naas?
Bring comfortable shoes, a light waterproof jacket, and layers for shifting weather, as temperatures range from 36–68°F (2–20°C) throughout the year. An umbrella and camera can help capture and enjoy your visit.
What is the nightlife in Naas like?
Naas has traditional pubs, cocktail bars, and venues with live music or comedy. Many locals and visitors gather at sociable spots downtown, especially during weekends or special events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Naas?
Punchestown Festival brings horse racing and festivities each spring, and the town hosts music, arts, and community celebrations at various times during the year. Family-friendly fairs and food events are also frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Naas?
Many vacation rentals in Naas are suited for families, including spacious homes and apartments. Look for listings with child-friendly amenities and outdoor space for added comfort.
Destinations to explore
- Aviva Stadium
- Tayto Park
- Marlay Park
- 3Arena
- Glamping Under The Stars
- The Convention Centre Dublin
- Guinness Storehouse
- Trinity College Dublin
- Wicklow Mountains National Park
- Dundrum Towncentre
- Saint Stephen's Green
- Dublin City University
- RDS Arena
- Merrion Square
- Newgrange
- Dublin Castle
- Saint Anne's Park
- Sport Ireland National Aquatic Centre
- Kilmainham Gaol
- Iveagh Gardens
- Trim Castle
- Henry Street
- University College Dublin
- Kilkenny Castle





