3 Star Hotels in Donacarney, Bettystown

"My stay at Malahide Guest Rooms was lovely. The house is very well kept, parking up front, found my room in very clean condition. Coffee, tea, kettle provided in my room. It is a quick and easy walk to Malahide village where there are plenty of pubs, restaurants and shops to check out. A perfect place to stay if you want somewhere quieter than the city, would definitely stay again."

"As a solo traveller commuting by bus I stayed one night stay in Newgrange hotel . I loved my room, the fact that my window could open my window outwards. I had ablovely breakfast to.include toast fruit small fry/ tea as requested and a small danish. I found staff attentive in the restaurant, morning and evening. The hotel public toilets were spotless. "

"Staff could not speak English so much banging on a night also drugs on property the smell of smoking dope was terrible never again"

"Peaceful village stay. Lovely, peaceful stay at Daly Inn. The staff and locals are very welcoming. Property new decorated, warm and cosy. Showers are powerful&always hot. Bed comfy. Daly Inn Bar/Restaurant - just one the way - serves lunch and evening meals - sports on tv 1 - staff are wonderful. Aroma cafe across the road, daybreak shop and donore takeaway - all great business. Please support. I will book again and return to Donore "

"We had a wonderful time"

"The rooms were great. The hotel was great. The staff at the hotel were great. The shuttle bus in the morning however had a rather surly driver who refused to drop anyone at Terminal 2, insisting he could only stop at bus stop 16, which is past terminal 1. This necessitated a 10min walk with bags. While I was okay with this and had luckily factored in the extra time, others struggled and were confused as to why hotel staff had instructed us to tell the driver to stop at terminal 2, to then only be confronted with an abrupt NO from the driver in the morning. I accept there may be a legitimate reason he can’t stop (risk of a fine perhaps) but the conflicting messages with no explanation was unsettling. "