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Premier Inn Dublin Airport
"Great stay and good price even for a one night stay"
Reviewed on Aug 5, 2026

Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links
"Property is run by very incompetent people I had to move room due to electrical and socket problems no issue here except first was told no then got a new room then told sorry it’s for someone else although I’m already occupying room This took place over 3 hours and now we are past midnight Staff ..."
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2026

Grand Hotel
"The room is advertised as a deluxe double but it turns out that that is actually the standard double so they’re just rename the standard double deluxe double to make it appear superior or batter in someway when it’s actually just default or standard"
Reviewed on Aug 5, 2026

Village Hotel
"Rotten bananas and donuts left in fridge that had been there at least a couple of weeks holes in black out curtains so sun got in bed very uncomfortable and lopsided room was suppose to redecorated dont think it was"
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026

Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Central
"Had a great stay, everything was excellent. Would recommend staying at this hotel."
Reviewed on Aug 4, 2026

Travelodge Dublin Airport North Swords
"Good location and parking."
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2026

Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport

Newgrange Hotel

White Sands Hotel
Bettystown Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Planning to organize some time in Meath? Hoping to reserve a hotel in or near Bettystown? There are 7 hotels and apartments in Bettystown that should work for you.
The Glenside Hotel is the nearest accommodation to the city center of Bettystown and the sole Travelocity-listed place to stay located within a short drive.
Have a look at the the d hotel or the Drogheda Townhouse B & B. The the d hotel is 4 miles (6 kilometers) from central Bettystown. The Drogheda Townhouse B & B, can be found 4 miles (7 kilometers) away. If you'd prefer, you could check out the amenities and rates at the Pillo Hotel Ashbourne or the Grand Hotel.
The larger East Coast and Midlands region is well worth having a look at too. Travel around East Coast and Midlands's castles and old towns. Visitors could also leave time to enjoy the region's beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers. Common pastimes in this particular region of Ireland include mountain biking and mountain climbing.
You could spend some time checking out Hill of Tara and Bective Abbey, which you'll find in Navan, 17 miles (28 kilometers) to the west of Bettystown. The Ash Cottage and Ardboyne Hotel are just some examples of the comfortable long and short-stay options in Navan. Or, stay the night in Donore, 7 miles (10 kilometers) to the west of Bettystown, where you can choose from the Newgrange Lodge - Hostel and Dalys Inn. The Bru na Boinne Visitor Centre and Dowth are a couple of the popular attractions to explore when in Donore.
If you are interested in sport and like to watch local games you and your traveling partner could spend the day at Croke Park, which is 25 miles (39 kilometers) to the south of Bettystown. Travelocity users who are keen on booking a hotel in the area, reserve a room in the The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel or InterContinental Dublin.
Dublin Airport can be found 19 miles (31 kilometers) away from central Bettystown. Travelers who need to find a hotel nearby can easily book a night via Travelocity at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dublin Airport or Carlton Hotel Dublin Airport Hotel.
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Roganstown Hotel & Country Club
"Everything about our stay was excellent. The staff were lovely and everyone made my toddler feel very welcome and special. We had room 201 which was great.It is a family room with a big double and a single bed that was partly separate from us which meant our little one could sleep without distraction. He loved looking out our windows at the golf course, especially when the automowers were out. We only had one problem with the room, there was a gate below our window which golfers left open and it would bang again its latch. My husband had to go down and close it a couple of times. We took our little scuttle bug with us and the area around the pond was great for it and helped to wind down our little one before bed. We were staying a few nights so brought along our firestick for the TV which let our little one have some familiar tv shows during our down time between roadtrips. It was great to have a compatible tv as not all hotels have one with an HDMI or good enough wifi.Location was good for using as a base on way to; Dublin zoo, Clonfert Fun Farm and Kildare shopping village. Food was nice. It was nice at breakfast to sit at a normal table and proper chairs instead if the smaller bar chairs and tables. The overall maintenance of the resort was great but the swimming pool needs some attention. There was a lot of missing tiles (mosaic) around the sides and or toddler even handed us one that was lying in the baby pool. We would be happy to come visit again in the future."





