Best Hotels in Meath
Explore Meath with 53 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Bellinter House ★★★★
"Service staffs were cool and aloof We had a lousy room with a walk-in patio fronted by 2 unused make-up tables, feel like a store for old furniture."
The Johnstown Estate ★★★★
"Great staff and hotel"
Balreask Bar, Restaurant & Guest Accommodation ★★★
"Myself and my partner stayed recently for an overnight. I requested a double bed and was given 2 single beds and basically informed that this was only option. why offer guests to give suggestions and requests to then egnore them. I understand its a guesthouse with limited contact as when you get your key your left to your own devices however post 11pm we had an issue and nobody could be contacted for assistence. We also paid for our breakfast as part of our stay which was nice to be fair however felt extremely disappointed that there was two different menus for guests (who should be main priorty and well looked after) and those who step off the street for breakfast. (who ultimately gets better options as there paying out of pocket but aint i also?) The breakfast for guests was appauling in terms of size. if it was as a result of cost then that should be included in the price for the stay. The rooms were clean and well finished as is the main bar/resturant."
Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort ★★★★
"Lovely hotel. The staff were extremely helpful and attentive. Kids loved the pool. Food was great too"
Knightsbrook Hotel Courtyard Accommodation ★★★★
Killeen Castle ★★★★
"It's a nice hotel, a bit out of the way, and full of foreigners playing golf. The steak dinner was average, so beware. The room was quite large, but you need to bring your own toiletries."
Trim Castle Hotel ★★★★
"Toilet is a little old and mattress is old too. Gym is too busy and packed"
Lough Bawn House ★★★
"The house benefits from a stunning location with views over meadows, sheep, and a lake. A historic property undergoing ongoing restoration. The lake-view room was spacious, with good beds and, as an added bonus, heated blankets. Breakfast was okay, but with one type of jam and scraped, dark toast, it was rather untypical for Ireland. Dinner for €70 consisted of a tartlet with mushroom ragout, a chicken pan with mushroom ragout and vegetables, and blueberry cream. (€70 per person) – we wouldn't book it again. In Ireland and Scotland, we got more top-class cuisine for this price; we ate comparable food elsewhere for €25. The need to maintain the property simply drives this pricing policy."
Castle Arch Hotel ★★★
"Always a great stay. Easy parking, friendly staff and a fabulous breakfast."
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Dalys Inn
"It was clean and so quite place it was a great experience"
Nannys
"Excellent clean hotel, less than hour drive from Dublin towards Belfast, if you do not want to spend fortune for capital hotels. Great and tasty bar and restaurant. Enjoyed the plac"
Hotwell House
Boyne View House
"I stayed at Boyne View twice on a four month sabbatical in Ireland and Scotland, and among the many places I stayed, it was by far the best. A truly luxury accomodation, that is a fantastic deal for the price. The apartments are thoughtfully styled and furnished, with all modern facilities, and lots of little touches making it comfortable and relaxing. They are perfectly clean and quiet; even with other guests there, I never heard a sound. You're surrounded by gorgeous, peaceful farmland as far as the eye can see, right on the Boyne River. Dierdre and Anthony are kind, interesting, and welcoming hosts, immediately responsive and proactive for whatever you need. The Boyne Valley is itself a magical place, and Boyne View is a perfect location to explore the east of Ireland. I can't wait to go back."
Delphi Cottage
Collon House
"Immediately transporting you to the timeframe in which you know your ancestors were living in Ireland was a dream I didn't know could be fulfilled. Because of the exquisite and decades-long work of its owners, Collon House helps you relive the experience of living in a longhouse-style home of the 1700s. The authenticity of architecture, materials, colors and artwork was a delight. Breakfast in a glorious diningroom with china, crystal and silver was so special, and the food was absolutely delicious. Host and owner, Michael, helped us jetlagged travelers stay organized and get where we were going safely with great recommendations and guidance. Don't miss a stay here if you are making a visit to Ireland!"
Delphi Lodge
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More Information About Meath Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
1,466 |
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Total properties |
53 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£215 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£248 |
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Trending hotel |
Dalys Inn |
FAQ – Hotels in Meath
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What is the average price of a hotel in Meath this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Meath this weekend is £194 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £309 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Meath this weekend typically cost £438 per night.
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How much do hotels in Meath cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Meath during weekdays is £180 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £247 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Meath generally cost £417 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Meath?
Some of the best places to stay in Meath are near popular attractions like Hill of Tara, Royal Meath Pitch & Putt Club and The Quest, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Meath near Hill of Tara?
Some of the top hotels in Meath near Hill of Tara include Bellinter House (from £89), Balreask Bar, Restaurant & Guest Accommodation (from £99) and Killeen Castle (from £98), all offering easy access to Hill of Tara, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Meath?
The most popular Meath hotels for your stay: Dalys Inn (from £86), The Johnstown Estate (from £138) and CityNorth Hotel & Conference Centre (from £131) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Meath are pet friendly?
Bellinter House (from £89) and Collon House (from £221) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Meath are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? The Johnstown Estate (from £138), Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort (from £80) and Bellinter House (from £89) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Meath have swimming pools?
The Johnstown Estate (from £138), Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort (from £80) and Pillo Hotel & Leisure Club (from £145) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Meath offer an especially good breakfast ?
Collon House (from £221),CityNorth Hotel & Conference Centre (from £131) and The Johnstown Estate (from £138) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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How to get good deals on hotels in Meath?
To get the best hotel deals, try these Trip.com tips: 1. Log In Trip.com first and unlock member-only rates and Trip Coins (loyalty points). 2. Book Midweek: Sun–Thurs stays are much cheaper than weekends. 3. Set Price Alerts: Monitor price drops and rebook if needed. 4. Use “We Price Match” Policy: If you find a lower price elsewhere, Trip.com will refund the difference. 5. Avoid major holidays, conventions, and big events. 6. Check the Deals Page to see what promotions are available now on Trip.com.
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