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Our top choices for Laytown guest houses

A dining area with multiple tables and chairs, a ceiling light, and a door with a handle.

1. Hillview House

Lusk

Fadi

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A modern room with a desk, two chairs, a lamp, and a window with a view of greenery.

2. Room-peaceful Place Balrothery

Balrothery

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

A two-story house with a brick facade, a flat roof, and a front entrance with a door and windows.

3. Modern Homestay Room near Dublin Airport

Ballyboghil

Kailin

includes taxes & fees

9 Oct - 10 Oct

A house with a covered patio, outdoor seating, and a variety of flowers.

4. Malahide Guest Rooms

Malahide

Catherine

includes taxes & fees

25 Oct - 26 Oct

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Top Laytown Hotel Reviews

Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Glad that the Bar continued to serve food till 10:30pm, as our plane was 3 hours late."

Pillo Hotel & Leisure Club

8/10 Good

"The entrance of the hotel and bar area are excellent however the rooms could do with a refresh. Broken tiles in bathroom and stains on carpets and lamp shades. These didn’t detract from our stay at all. The staff are fantastic and extremely helpful. The food in the restaurant is excellent. We had pizza, steak sandwich and kids curry and couldn’t finish it!. Portions are great and so tasty. Kids curry would feed an adult no problem! The rooms are quiet enough however the fan in the bathroom will wake everyone up in the middle of the night if you get up to go to the loo. The noise from the road outside was also quite bad at times but not really the hotels fault. pool area is excellent and welcoming to kids. The rules around wearing caps in the pool are very loose although the staff at the pool make it sound like it’s mandatory and made us purchase a cap, once into the pool these rules only seemed to apply to some. Plenty people in pool with no cap on and staff not saying a word. That was quite annoying and seemed like a way to just make an extra €4. The pool is great but again could do with some maintenance. This hotel and pool area love a laminated sign. They are everywhere with instructions on shoe bootys , caps and diving etc but not enforced. It’s as if a manager has bought an A4 laminator and is getting theirs moneys worth from it. It does make the pool area a little cheaper looking. Having said all that I wouldn’t hesitate staying here again."

Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links

8/10 Good

"The setting is lovely, golf course, beach. Arriving with luggage was a challenge as there was no staff to assist in getting our luggage up the stairs. There was a luggage lift, but no staff there to operate it. Breakfast was chaotic as it seemed not adequate staff for the room. Our coffee came after our meal. I’m not certain I would stay again. It was a very relaxing environment."

White Sands Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This was one of three hotels I stayed at on a three week vacation around Ireland, and the only one I would give an unequivocol top rating to. I wouldn't hesitate to return here and would go out of my way to use this hotel even if it wasn't ideally located for my intended travel plans, it's that good. A relaxing location and hotel. Despite being somewhat away from Dublin, there are a number of decent local attractions including the beach right in front of the hotel. My first hotel stay, in Dublin, was so poor that I cancelled my second planned stay there ( after visiting cork) and booked here instead, I'm glad I did, just wish I'd booked here for both my stays in the Dublin area. Will come back here, hopefully soon."

Bellinter House

10/10 Excellent

"Interesting property. I stayed in one of the wings of the main house on the 1st floor. The room was fine (the artwork in the wings and bedrooms was very incongruent to the grandeur of the main house…), pillows were really thin, and they felt a bit dated but comfortable. The windows were really small. The main section of the house/public spaces were beautiful. One thing I found odd were the number of influencers there making content, perhaps for the new spa?"

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