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The Station House Hotel
Located in Kilmessan, 5.5 miles from Hill of Tara, The Station House Hotel has accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Conyngham Arms Hotel
A beautifully restored 18th Century coaching inn, Conyngham Arms Hotel in Slane village offers luxurious accommodations in Ireland’s County Meath.
Headfort Arms Hotel
In the heart of the Boyne Valley, family-run Headfort Arms Hotel features an excellent restaurant and relaxing spa rooms. Dublin city center is 1 hour away.
The Johnstown Estate
Set within 120 acres of stunning parkland, this luxurious 4-star resort has been developed around a magnificent 1750’s Georgian residence in Enfield, County Meath.
The Newgrange Hotel
Located in Navan, the heart of the Royal County of Meath, this deluxe hotel is one of Meath’s finest, and is designed with particular care to reflect the historic surroundings.
Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort
Located in Trim, the Knightsbrook Hotel is set in 186 acres of rolling parkland. It offers a Championship golf course, luxurious bedrooms, fine-dining, pool, and a spa and health club.
Pillo Hotel & Leisure Club
Set in the beautiful, peaceful countryside of County Meath, The Pillo Hotel is a 4-star, modern hotel is located between Dublin and Meath, offering luxurious rooms with HD TVs.
Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa
Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa is set in 21 acres of County Meath countryside, just 14 mi from Dublin city center.
The Village Hotel, Bar and Restaurant
Located in Bettystown, less than 0.6 mi from Bettystown Beach and 4.3 mi away from Drogheda, Village Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden.
Bellinter House Hotel & Spa
Located in Navan and with Hill of Tara reachable within 3.5 miles, Bellinter House Hotel & Spa has a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
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Meath's best hotels with breakfast
Castle Arch Hotel
Hotel in TrimBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.9Good - What previous guests thought, 899 reviewsBy the River Boyne, the friendly Castle Arch offers large rooms with attached bathroom, seasonal food, and free parking. Dublin is a 35-minute drive away.
From $182.84 per nightThe Station House Hotel
Hotel in KilmessanBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 20 reviewsLocated in Kilmessan, 5.5 miles from Hill of Tara, The Station House Hotel has accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
From $294.90 per nightHeadfort Arms Hotel
Hotel in KellsBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Excellent - What previous guests thought, 1,310 reviewsIn the heart of the Boyne Valley, family-run Headfort Arms Hotel features an excellent restaurant and relaxing spa rooms. Dublin city center is 1 hour away.
From $144.65 per nightThe Johnstown Estate
Hotel in EnfieldBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,288 reviewsSet within 120 acres of stunning parkland, this luxurious 4-star resort has been developed around a magnificent 1750’s Georgian residence in Enfield, County Meath.
From $445.89 per nightKnightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort
Hotel in TrimBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,174 reviewsLocated in Trim, the Knightsbrook Hotel is set in 186 acres of rolling parkland. It offers a Championship golf course, luxurious bedrooms, fine-dining, pool, and a spa and health club.
From $258.33 per nightBalreask Bar, Restaurant & Guest Accommodation
Hotel in NavanBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Excellent - What previous guests thought, 378 reviewsLocated in Navan, 1.5 miles from Solstice Arts Centre, Balreask Bar, Restaurant & Guest Accommodation provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Hamlet Court Hotel
Hotel in EnfieldBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 628 reviewsIn the small, charming village of Johnstownbridge, on the border of County Kildare and County Meath, this brand-new hotel offers modern comforts and facilities, including free Wi-Fi.
From $161.61 per nightTrim Castle Hotel
Hotel in TrimBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 992 reviewsWelcome to Trim Castle Hotel, where history meets modern elegance in the legendary Boyne Valley with stunning views of Trim Castle.
From $213.51 per night
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My visit to Trim on August 8–9, 2025, was an absolute...
My visit to Trim on August 8–9, 2025, was an absolute delight! This charming heritage town in County Meath is a hidden gem that blends rich history with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The highlight for me was exploring Trim Castle, a stunningly preserved Norman fortress with breathtaking views from the keep—its history and grandeur are truly captivating. Wandering through the town’s quaint streets, I loved the cozy vibe of local cafes and pubs, where friendly locals added to the charm. The River Boyne walkway was perfect for a peaceful stroll, with beautiful scenery and a serene ambiance. Trim’s compact size made it easy to explore, yet there was so much to see, from the ancient ruins of the Yellow Steeple to the vibrant community spirit. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a relaxing getaway, Trim is a must-visit destination. I’d rate this trip a 9/10 and can’t wait to return!Guest review byGoldStar2017Ireland - 10.0
The reception by the hosts are second to none.
The reception by the hosts are second to none. The property is very clean and meets all standard. I went there with family on an event trip. I look forward to returning there with my whole family for a longer stay holiday in the near future. The property offers any one with a quite environment and good back garden.Guest review byGodwinUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful Spa area.
Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful Spa area. Bedroom was clean and overlooked a lovely green area. We found ourselves locked in the spa area as are wristbands seemed to have been timed out. Loved the fairy trail. Great to see board games being played by families. Beautiful food in the bar As well as fabulous Breakfast in Fire and Salt.Guest review byAngelaIreland - 10.0
Ashbourne was lovely to access Dublin if you don’t want the...
Ashbourne was lovely to access Dublin if you don’t want the noise of the city centre. Plenty to do and see. The tour of Croke Park was the highlight for us. The best place to eat was Burgr. Very tasty and very clean.Guest review byFionaUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Very pleasant stay. Food in restaurants very good.
Very pleasant stay. Food in restaurants very good. Lots to see and do. Great atmosphere. For the Ladies in the group highly recommend “Edition” staff, quality stuff great. Best luck in your new venture. “We never forget the brush with authority” we sure had a laugh.Guest review byLeonaUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Stayed in the headfort arms for our 12 year anniversary,...
Stayed in the headfort arms for our 12 year anniversary, arrived and was given an upgrade on our room we wore delighted! (we stayed in room 2). The lady at the reception checking us in was lovely very informative and had a laugh with us, I never caught her name unfortunately. We ate in the Vanilla Pod restaurant I'm sure it was called, the food, drinks and service wore lovely. Breakfast was fast and very tasty! Downfall unfortunately for us was our sleep, the windows in the room did let alot of street noise in and possibly heat out as it did get cold even with the rad on full. The pillows in our room wore awful, 4 pillows on the bed 2 of them folded like paper and the other 2 wore like a brick, we didn't get a good nights sleep at all sadly, we also had a coffee machine with plenty of options for tea & coffee but no cups in the room to make any. Due to the lack of sleep I'm not sure I'd come back to stay which is a same as the hotel itself is fabulous.Guest review byReddin - 8.0
Bettystown has a fabulous beach ideal for nice long walks,...
Bettystown has a fabulous beach ideal for nice long walks, there's also some nice coffee shops in the area but there is not much else to do there. There are good bus and rail connections, with shuttle buses to and from the train station in Laytown and the main bus station in Drogheda. A car would also be helpful to explore neighboring areas, and a little further a field.Guest review byJackieIreland - 4.0
Bedroom dated and the main hotel bar only opens Friday and...
Bedroom dated and the main hotel bar only opens Friday and Saturday nights. Food options (other than the main restaurant) very limited and quite pricey. 4star prices but basic 3star facilities. Location beautiful,Guest review byMargoIreland - 8.0
the house is on lovely grounds in a good area to explore the...
the house is on lovely grounds in a good area to explore the surrounding country. it has lovely gardens. one small downside is the interiors of the houses are perhaps a bit dated. and could use some refurbishment in furniture and equipment.Guest review byPaulIreland - 8.0
Great location to stop for one night after flying into...
Great location to stop for one night after flying into Dublin and heading over to Doolin. We were able to walk around the town and see the castle and the trail that runs along the river is beautiful.Guest review byCarolUnited States
