The Glenside is located in beautiful countryside just 2 km from Drogheda and 5km from the beach at Bettystown. There is a bar, a la carte restaurant and free parking.
Originally built in 1867, this charming town house has been tastefully renovated in a modern style, whilst retaining its historic charm, with stained glass windows and high coved ceilings
Once used a...
Ruth
Ireland
Location, the bed and the staff. The tea delivered in the morning was lovely though I missed the freedom of our own kettle.
In 12 acres of lush, green gardens The Boyne Valley is an elegant 19th-century mansion on the M1 road to Dublin and less than 30 minutes’ drive from Dublin Airport.
Martin
Ireland
The mattress and pillows were suitably firm, much better than other hotels we've stayed in. The room was clean and tidy with a beautiful bath and shower ensuite.
Boasting scenic walking and cycling trails, Aaron Vale B&B also has free on-site parking and free Wi-Fi.
Josip
Australia
Location a casual walk into town. comfortable Bed and Breakfast in a peaceful quiet area.
Peter the host was kind hearted and made sure I was looked after.
a good Irish breakfast too.
Boasting garden views, Buvinda offers accommodation with patio, around 5.2 km from Dowth. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. The homestay has family rooms.
Giuseppe
Australia
The hospitality of the hosts Arthur and Michelle was exceptional. Good breakfast provided by Arthur in the morning with convivial conversation!!!
Featuring river views, The Bunker Cottage, Baltray provides accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 14 km from Monasterboice. With garden views, this accommodation features a patio.
Aoife
Ireland
Well equipped, comfortable beds, good bed linen, great shower.
Set 8.2 km from Bru na Boinne Visitor Centre, 8.9 km from Dowth and 10 km from Sonairte Ecology Centre, Drogheda Townhouse offers accommodation located in Drogheda.
Catherine
Ireland
House was lovely..Super location to all amenities.Teresa was very welcoming
Drogheda is a town situated on the banks of the River Boyne,...
Drogheda is a town situated on the banks of the River Boyne, where ancient history meets modernity. Among its notable landmarks is the archaeological complex of the Boyne Valley, home to the famous megalithic monument, Newgrange. Drogheda is also renowned for its cultural heritage, evident in its numerous museums and galleries showcasing diverse exhibitions and performances. The town thrives with various festivals and events, attracting both locals and tourists from all over the globe.
Anna
Ireland
8.0
Scored 8.0
Drogheda is a quaint town with a network of busy narrow...
Drogheda is a quaint town with a network of busy narrow streets. It is steep in history from the Norsemen era to modern day events. Drogheda is the gateway to the world famous Boyne Valley region and the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Newgrange. Drogheda is also know for it's long history in the art of distilling.
Geraldine
Ireland
10
Scored 10
Drogheda is a lovely town situation on both banks of the...
Drogheda is a lovely town situation on both banks of the river Boyne in county Louth , republic of Ireland. It has good transport links north, south , east and west with an excellent range of shops and activities
Alistair
10
Scored 10
I grew up in Drogheda for over 18 years so naturally i am...
I grew up in Drogheda for over 18 years so naturally i am totally biased as this is a very historic town and the river Boyne has been within reach since childhood with places like Baltray, Terminfechin and Clougherhead memorable haunts.
The reason for staying at the D was convenient for all of my family members to visit. My usual place to sstay when "HOME" is with my sister but unfortunately she can no longer drive.
McVeigh
10
Scored 10
Drogheda is an historical town set between Dublin and...
Drogheda is an historical town set between Dublin and Dundalk on the east coast of Ireland. It has a mainline station and a busy bus station providing connections to the main cities, regional centres and local places.
The town is busy with plenty of places to eat, meet friends and have coffee. People are welcoming and interested in stories from abroad (in my case, London) and also like hearing what is going on up the coast (Dundalk) and in Dublin.
There are some great 'curiosities' in Drogheda (historical sites & quaint shops) and most of all it's a stone's throw from Dublin, making it a convenient place for international travel and further exploration of particularly the east coast of Ireland.
Because it's not Dublin, the cost of accommodation is considerably more economical, with a slightly more laid-back feel and good efficiency.
I particularly liked the buses and even got a free ride when I got on the wrong one (something which rarely happens to me in London!).
Clare
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
During the day it was a pleasant little town.
During the day it was a pleasant little town. Places of interest to visit nearby.
At night rather rough, unsavoury.
Standard of food and service in restaurants was excellent.
People friendly and helpful in tourist information centre.
Signage on roads was difficult to follow.
The garden apartment was excellent . We travel to the area 2-3 times a year to visit family and it is the best place we have stayed in. The interior is very high quality with super comfy beds and the outside area has a wonderful atmosphere. It was lovely to arrive to a few treats and enough to start us off for a few days with milk, juice and plenty of tea and coffee. We even had little bags of toiletries. This is a very special place and it was a pleasure to stay in this accommodation for a few days.
Highly recommend this hotel, our stay was perfect from arrival to checking out. Staff Lorraine and Louisa were so helpful and couldn't do enough for us. Recommended places to eat and drink in the town and they didn't disappoint. Room was lovely nice and clean and the breakfast was really good with lots of choices available. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful so peaceful but still so close to Drogheda Town centre, couldn't fault our stay really enjoyed it and will definitely be back.
This was a cosy B&B on the outskirts of Drogheda. The host was very friendly and welcoming. The place was very clean, the bed and pillows were comfy and we really appreciated the hot water in the shower and big fluffy towels warming on the radiator when we arrived soaked having been walking on the Boyne Valley Camino. We would recommend to friends and family.
It was our first time in Drogheda, we didn't know where to stay. We got lucky with the hotel. Great location, 5 minutes to the sea, lovely place, cosy, clean, there is a small courtyard. Kitchen with all cooking utensils, cooker and various electronic appliances, very convenient. Of course we will come again to this place, see you there! 💗
Loved the beautiful location on the beach and the features of the house. The layout of the house is perfect for groups traveling together. The kitchen and gathering area was very large for accommodating group activities such as games, eating, drinking, etc. the location was beautiful and very conveniently located between Dublin and Belfast.
I had a stressful stay because, they made me pay again after paying booking. com. They refused to check me in as they said booking . com did not transfer the money I paid them. It was stressful as I have no option to pay again. I have not received a refund from booking . com or the hotel. For a night, I paid double. I need a refund please
good location
wonderful and helpful hosts
breakfast was delicious and an overwhelming amount
we had a medical emergency and needed prescription filled and Michele and Arthur arranged for the filling and even picked up the medication for us (having arrived tired and ignorant of the area)
Fantastic place and hosts!
Sparkling clean, very friendly and helpful hostess Mai, lovely setting, perfect room and lovely spacious bathroom - shower gel and shampoo provided. The bedroom is the ideal size, such a comfy bed, and perfect temperature (I really object to how stiflingly hot some hotels and B&Bs can be). Yum breakfast.
Exceptional B&B. Tremendous breakfast, Superior rooms. Juilet is brilliant, an excellent, knowledgeable and friendly host. This is a great place to stay and explore the many attractions of the Boyne Valley. It's also not far from one of the best sandy beaches in Ireland.
The room was comfortable, breakfast with absolutely sufficient selection. But 2 things I particularly liked: 1) a bar with a really nice red ale and a super good local whiskey by name Slane. 2) Super cool Irish mood in the hotel.
The house was very restful. I truly wish I’d had more time to stay there. The hosts were very cheerful and polite, and the breakfasts were the best I’ve had in 2 months of travel through Europe
The only pub hostel I’ve stayed that I actually liked, it’s very accommodating and was easy to relax, one of drogheda’s if not drogheda’s pest pub at your door stop aswell
We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff are and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.
