Search accessible hotels in Louth County

Boasting a garden, Wildwood Lodge is situated in Carlingford in the Louth County region, 23 km from Proleek Dolmen and 24 km from Louth County Museum. Beautiful accommodation, very comfortable and clean. Great help from owner on the phone.

Offering a bar and quiet street view, The Village Rooms is located in Dundalk, 7.4 km from Louth County Museum and 9.2 km from Proleek Dolmen. Huge place. Comfortable. Perfect for me.

Offering a garden and garden view, Deeside Manor is located in Stabannan, 13 km from Monasterboice and 21 km from Louth County Museum. We had the pleasure of spending two nights at the home of Geraldine, Kevin and Tara, and we could not have wished for a better experience. They were truly exceptional hosts – warm, friendly, accessible, flexible, and incredibly welcoming from the moment we arrived. Their kindness and generosity made us feel immediately at home. The house is absolutely magnificent, with every detail thoughtfully prepared, and the garden is simply splendid – a true haven of peace and beauty. The hygiene was impeccable, and the food… divine! From breakfast to lunch, every meal was delicious and prepared with such care. We honestly cannot recommend this place highly enough – and even that wouldn’t do it justice, because words fall short. Their hospitality is incomparable, and we’re already looking forward to the day we can return.

Featuring garden views, The Shepherd's Lodge offers accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 6.1 km from Newgrange. It is set 6.2 km from Knowth and features full-day security. Beautiful setting away from town but not too far to drive for food and places of interest.

Set in Dundalk, 5 km from Louth County Museum, Fairways Hotel Dundalk offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. no fridge in king suit. fan didn't work and was not replaced

Situated in Dundalk, Ballymascanlon Hotel and Golf Resort is set within 130 acres of parkland. Fabulous stay!! A beautiful property. Our room was huge, it was so lovely to be able to rest, spread out and open our bags easily. We loved having a bath and enjoyed the space and decor of the room. The resort itself is away from the town, costing us about 15 Euros in a taxi to get into town and then another 15 Euros to come back. We decided after that to stay in the hotel and use the facilities there. We were very surprised with the prices of beer and wine in the hotel, which were pretty similar to the pubs. We enjoyed a few evenings in the bar and ate the soup and chicken wings - which were great. Breakfast was amazing too! The staff were so lovely, Paula in the bar, Jacqueline and Emily in the restaurant, as well as Tommy and Natalia. Everyone was so very friendly and we had a lot of fun while we were there. We had just finished a 3 week drive around Ireland and Northern Ireland, and were looking for somewhere to fill in 3 nights before heading back to Dublin. Very good value for money - with lovely walking opportunities as well as the chance for a steam, spa and swim in the resort.

The Hotel Imperial is in Dundalk town centre, close to all the major attractions and shops, bars and restaurants. It has free parking, modern bars and coffee shop. Centrally located, let us check in early.

The Gateway Hotel Dundalk, where extraordinary experiences and unmatched service await you. Location. Superfast elevators.

Escape to The Carrickdale for comfort and indulgence on the Cooley Peninsula. It has a leisure centre, a fitness centre and the therapeutic Serenity Spa. The jacuzzi steam and sauna were great the tunnel connecting both sides was nice in the rain the secret cafe was fabulous the staff helpful the mini golf and gardens nice to stroll around

In picturesque Carlingford, The Four Seasons Hotel overlooks the Cooley Peninsula, with beautiful views of Cooley Mountains and Carlingford Lough. The hotel is a 1-hour drive from Dublin and Belfast. Great bed, very clean and modern room