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Spacious traditional Irish cottage, on the banks of the Boyne. Pet friendly.
"Lovely place to stay, not far from the town centre but far enough to be lovely and quiet."
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2025

Imperial Hotel
"Convenient parking. Comfortable bed. Typical large hotel experience."
Reviewed on Jul 27, 2026

The Gateway Hotel
"Lovely hotel, friendly staff, beautiful food, would definitely return"
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026

Bracken Court Hotel
"It’s always amazing! I will not stay in any other hotel in Dublin"
Reviewed on Jul 30, 2026

Newgrange Hotel
"Everything about hotel was amazing , couldn’t fault it . Only fault I had was noise out front at weekends when bars are all closing . Ok if I wasn’t away with children so advise get a room at back if have kids with you . But that’s not hotel fault . I would defs stay again ."
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2026

The Old Borough by Wetherspoon
"difficult to find anyone related to the hotel. The staff was tied up with the resturant and pub."
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2026

Dalys Inn
"Lovely place to stay."
Reviewed on Jul 30, 2026

Fairways Hotel Dundalk

Roganstown Hotel & Country Club
Baltray Hotel & Travel Guide
Planning to book accommodation options in Louth, specifically within the Baltray area? The city center and surrounds of Baltray lays claim to 7 comfortable lodgings within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius.
The Killowen House is the nearest room to the middle of Baltray and is located just a quick drive away.
The the d hotel can be found about 4 miles (6 kilometers) away from the heart of Baltray. An alternative accommodation option is the Drogheda Townhouse B & B, which can be found about 4 miles (6 kilometers) away. The Crowne Plaza Dundalk as well as the Pillo Hotel Ashbourne are alternative accommodation options worth looking into in Baltray.
Once you have enjoyed Baltray, make the trip to soak up the greater region of the East Coast and Midlands area. Photographers will appreciate East Coast and Midlands's beaches. In addition you could go to the area's castles, old towns and historic mansions. Popular activities in this part of Ireland include mountain biking.
Dundalk is 19 miles (31 kilometers) north of Baltray and is where you'll find Proleek Dolmen and Dundalk Golf Club. The Greengates Bed and Breakfast and Krakow B&B are some of the convenient apartment and hotel options in Dundalk. Alternatively, you could consider staying at Drogheda, 3 miles (5 kilometers) southwest of Baltray, where you can choose from the Scholars Townhouse and Westcourt Hotel. The Martello Tower and Magdalene Tower are a couple of the more popular sites to see when in Drogheda.
Simply because you're taking a break from your usual habits, should not have to mean you shouldn't expand your obsession with sporting events. You will find Croke Park 25 miles (42 kilometers) to the south of Baltray. Stay not far from the sporting action at the The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel or the InterContinental Dublin.
Dublin Airport is a major entry point for flying in and out of Baltray. It is located 20 miles (35 kilometers) from the center of town. For wise travelers who hope to find a base nearby, try the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dublin Airport or Carlton Hotel Dublin Airport Hotel.
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Recent Baltray hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Bracken Court Hotel
"It’s always amazing! I will not stay in any other hotel in Dublin"






