I found best staycation in Ireland with private pod, our own hot tub and alpacas and deer on site
JC's Hideaway is a cosy countryside retreat tucked away on Umrycam Road in
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An Irish couple has revealed where the 'best staycation' spot in Ireland is
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Umry Calm Farm Stays is located 30 minutes from Derry city
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Guests have their own private pod and a hot tub
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Located just 30 minutes from
Each pod comes with a private balcony and a hot tub, making it a must-visit for couples planning a weekend break during the summer.
And one content creator on
She said: "We headed over to JC's Hideaway at Umry Calm Farmstay and it was absolutely amazing to say the least.
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"It was so so beautiful, and the views were something else."
The couple got a fabulous pod with their own private hot tub overlooking the Irish countryside, surrounded by nothing but fields and rolling hills.
After checking in, the pair got into their tub and had a few
And the content creator revealed that guests are handed menus from all of the nearby
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She said: "It was so quick and easy to get to, there were loads of little local takeaways as well which the owners left menus for.
"And they deliver directly to your pod."
I visited the Irish city that's a 'place of wonder' with cobbled streets and countless bars - we never wanted to leave
What's more, this stunning spot is home to
The animals come right up to your pod and you can even feed them.
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Eimear said: "They were actually the cutest things ever, and there was so many of them.
"They came right up to the fence and I just wanted to take them home with me."
'I will definitely be back again'
Guests to JC's Hideaway can use the private hot tubs at any time and you can order all of your meals to your pod.
After relaxing for the night, the couple said it was a fantastic experience and they would highly recommend.
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Eimear added: "Unfortunately it was time to go home and we had to say goodbye.
"But I will definitely be back again."
People have taken to the comment section to share their thoughts on the spot.
One person wrote: "Love it, looks so beautiful."
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Another said: "Ooh I love, it's stunning."
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