Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to Stay at Royal Retreat in Canada

The newlyweds, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, are set to embark on their honeymoon in Alberta, Canada.

According to TMZ, the couple will be staying in the Outlook cabin, also known as the Royal Retreat, at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.

This luxurious cabin has previously welcomed four royals, including Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip in 2005.

The resort has reportedly ordered some gear and goodies that are not normally kept on hand, and security from both UK and Canadian government will be present to ensure the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have a peaceful stay.

The Outlook cabin is steeped in royal history, with King George and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, visiting in 1939.

The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge's website boasts a supreme experience and describes the Outlook cabin as the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion.

It was recreated from the floor plans of the original 1930 cabin, which was destroyed by fire in 2000.

Every inch of this prestigious dwelling exudes elegance and grandeur, welcoming royalty such as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939, and Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 2005.

The sumptuously comfortable bedrooms are enclosed by a majestic stone fireplace that warms both the dining room and great room, making it the ideal place to entertain family and friends or celebrate a special occasion.

Before heading to Canada, the couple is planning a flying visit to Ireland.

A source close to the newlyweds revealed that they are planning a one-night mini-moon in Ireland, marking the Duke's first visit to the country.

Meghan had previously visited Ireland in 2014 as part of her role as a One Young World ambassador.

A source told the Irish Independent newspaper that a trip to Ireland is in the Royal Family diary.

The couple is set to fly into Dublin for a one-night stay in July.

This comes after Prince Charles announced his own visit to Ireland this summer, accompanied by the Duchess of Cornwall.

The Prince of Wales will travel to County Kerry and Cork next month, with senior Irish police officials already preparing for the event.

The newlyweds' honeymoon destination has been kept under wraps until now, and it seems that they have chosen a fitting location to celebrate their special occasion.