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Best Meath bed and breakfasts with breakfast included

Fitzwilliam Townhouse - Meath
8.4 2375 reviews

Fitzwilliam Townhouse

B&B, Dublin
Fitzwilliam Townhouse, a Georgian guesthouse on Fitzwilliam Street Upper, is conveniently located less than 1 kilometre from Trinity College, St Stephen's Green, and the National Museum. This one-bedroom guest house offers a blend of historic charm and modern comfort, with free Wi-Fi, complimentary tea and coffee, and on-street parking.
Evergreen Bed & Breakfast - Meath
9.7 633 reviews

Evergreen Bed & Breakfast

B&B, Swords
The Evergreen Bed & Breakfast is located just 5 kilometres from Dublin Airport and 4 kilometres from the historic town of Swords, offering a peaceful retreat in the Irish countryside. The B&B has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
Each room features a private patio door entrance, providing a sense of privacy and tranquility. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen, a garden, and free parking, as well as a hearty breakfast and proximity to attractions like Balheary Golf Club and the picturesque village of Malahide.
Aaron Vale B&b - Meath
8.8 671 reviews

Aaron Vale B&b

B&B, Drogheda
Aaron Vale B&B is located just 3 kilometres from Drogheda town centre, offering easy access to shops, restaurants, and historical sites. The B&B enjoys a convenient location close to scenic walking and cycling trails, making it ideal for those who enjoy exploring the local area. The B&B has been rated very good for location and user experience, and excellent for cleanliness.
This charming guesthouse has one bedroom and one bathroom, accommodating up to two guests. Guests can enjoy a full Irish breakfast in the contemporary dining room, and take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, parking, and a garden.
Gardiner Lodge - Meath
8.5 6626 reviews

Gardiner Lodge

B&B, Dublin
Gardiner Lodge is a charming guesthouse located in Dublin City Centre, just a short walk from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and Connolly Train Station, making it ideal for exploring the city's attractions. It consistently receives high ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The guesthouse offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms and some units even boast garden views. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, a terrace, a garden, and a 24-hour front desk for added convenience and security.

Best Meath bed and breakfasts with a pool

Among the 420 accommodations in Meath, here are the 1 best b&b with a pool

Grove House Dunleer - Meath
8.7 10 reviews

Grove House Dunleer

B&B, Dunleer
Grove House offers guest house accommodation in Dunleer, located 6.3 kilometres from Monasterboice and 10.5 kilometres from the Jumping Church of Kildemock, with on-site parking and free Wi-Fi.
This property features one bedroom and one bathroom, with an on-site bar, a fridge and kettle in the room, and heating for a comfortable stay.

Frequently Asked Questions about bed and breakfast in Meath

  • Are there any famous festivals in County Meath, Ireland?

    While Meath doesn't have massive international festivals like some larger cities, the region celebrates local events throughout the year. The Slane Castle concerts, though not strictly a 'festival' in the traditional sense, are major events attracting international acts and large crowds. Many smaller, local festivals and fairs celebrate Irish culture and heritage, often tied to specific towns and villages, so checking local event listings closer to your travel dates is recommended.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts in Meath?

    Among the B&Bs in Meath, Caravogue House, Brogans Bar & Hotel and Crookedwood Farm~ Newgrange - Slane - Tara & Trim are the most popular ones.

  • Are there unique cultural experiences or workshops available in County Meath, Ireland?

    Absolutely! You can explore traditional Irish music sessions in many pubs, particularly in towns like Navan and Trim. Several craft workshops focusing on pottery, weaving, or other traditional crafts are available throughout the county, though it's best to check local listings for specific times and locations. The Hill of Tara offers guided tours that delve into Ireland's ancient history and mythology.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a pool in Meath?

    Pine Shepherd's Hut (2-man Wagon) and Rock Farm Slane - Limehouse are the best B&Bs with a pool in Meath.

  • Which local specialties should not be missed in County Meath, Ireland?

    Meath is known for its delicious beef, so trying a local steak or stew is a must. Local bakeries offer soda bread and brown bread, staples of Irish cuisine. Many pubs serve traditional Irish dishes like Irish stew and colcannon (mashed potatoes with kale or cabbage). Don't forget to try a pint of Guinness or a local craft beer to complete the experience.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a jacuzzi in Meath?

    The best B&Bs with a jacuzzi in Meath are Pine Shepherd's Hut (2-man Wagon), Rock Farm Slane - Limehouse and Hazel - Yurt.

  • What are some unique or less touristy places to visit in County Meath, Ireland?

    Beyond the popular Newgrange, explore the smaller passage tombs scattered across the Boyne Valley. The Killeen Cormac church and its high crosses are a fascinating historical site. For a quieter experience, consider a walk along the banks of the River Boyne or a visit to one of the smaller villages, such as Duleek or Slane, to experience a more authentic Irish atmosphere.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts for families and kids in Meath?

    The best B&Bs for families and kids in Meath are Caravogue House, Brogans Bar & Hotel and Crookedwood Farm~ Newgrange - Slane - Tara & Trim.

  • What kinds of terrain and natural landscapes does County Meath, Ireland offer?

    Meath boasts a diverse landscape. The Boyne Valley is known for its rolling hills and fertile farmland. The county also has stretches of coastline along the Irish Sea, offering coastal walks and views. There are also several forests and woodland areas perfect for hiking and exploring.
  • What are the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Meath?

    The best pet friendly B&Bs in Meath are Brogans Bar & Hotel, Highfield House Guesthouse and College Hill House.

  • Are there family-friendly hiking trails in County Meath, Ireland?

    Yes, there are many! The trails around Loughcrew Megalithic Cemetery offer stunning views and shorter, easier walks suitable for families. Several trails in the county's forests and along the rivers are also relatively easy and suitable for children, but always check trail difficulty before embarking.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with parking in Meath?

  • Are there any safety tips for women traveling solo in County Meath, Ireland?

    Meath is generally a safe place to travel, but standard precautions apply. Stick to well-lit areas at night, let someone know your itinerary, and be aware of your surroundings. If you feel uncomfortable in any situation, trust your instincts and remove yourself from it. Consider using a ride-sharing service or taxi instead of walking alone at night.
  • What is the perfect week-long itinerary for County Meath, Ireland?

    A week in Meath could include: Day 1-2: Explore Newgrange and the Boyne Valley; Day 3: Visit Trim Castle and the town of Trim; Day 4: Hike in Loughcrew or another scenic area; Day 5: Explore the Hill of Tara; Day 6: Visit Slane Castle (if there's an event or open to the public); Day 7: Relax in a charming village, perhaps enjoying a traditional pub meal.
  • Are there any one-of-a-kind cultural experiences or workshops to try in County Meath, Ireland?

    Consider a guided tour focusing on the ancient history and mythology of the Boyne Valley. Some local artisans might offer private workshops in traditional crafts. Attending a traditional Irish music session in a local pub is a great way to experience the culture firsthand. Check local listings for specific offerings.
  • What are some great opportunities to engage with locals and explore the culture of County Meath, Ireland?

    Visiting local pubs is a great way to chat with locals and experience traditional Irish hospitality. Attend a local festival or fair if one coincides with your visit. Consider staying in a bed and breakfast rather than a hotel for a more personal experience. Many local businesses are happy to share their knowledge of the area and its history.

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Best Meath bed and breakfasts with parking

The Cottage (Bryan's) - Meath
9.9 266 reviews

The Cottage (Bryan's)

B&B
This charming bed and breakfast is situated in the village of Killucan, just 15 kilometres from Mullingar town and close to the Royal Canal, lakes, and fishing spots. The accommodation has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The guest house has four rooms with en-suite bathrooms. Guests can enjoy a shared kitchen, a private garden, and on-site parking. The convenient location allows easy access to shops, pubs, a public playground, and other local amenities.
River Inn - Meath
8.7 326 reviews

River Inn

B&B, Dublin
This Dublin guesthouse is located a 6-minute walk from Jameson Distillery and 640 meters from The City Hall, with St. Michan's Church also a 4-minute walk away, placing guests near key historical sites.
The accommodation offers one bedroom and one bathroom, with on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, a sun terrace, and rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV and kettle, while pets are welcome.
Tullyeskar House - Monasterboice - Meath
9.1 49 reviews

Tullyeskar House - Monasterboice

B&B, Philipstown
This B&B is located in Philipstown, 3.2 kilometres from Monasterboice and 11 kilometres from Dowth, with Dublin Airport situated 40 kilometres away.
Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, a shared kitchen and lounge, and a garden, with rooms featuring ensuite bathrooms, coffee machines, desks, and flat-screen TVs.
Tom Blake House - Meath
9.9 184 reviews

Tom Blake House

B&B, Kells
Tom Blake House, a family-friendly guesthouse in Kells, County Meath, is conveniently located 12.4km from the Hill of Ward and 16km from Navan Racecourse, offering easy access to the Monastery of Kells, St. Columba's Church, and Kells Heritage Centre.
This Kells accommodation boasts 25 square metre rooms with a bedroom, bathroom, and fully equipped kitchenette, plus a terrace, garden, restaurant, room service, parking, and free Wi-Fi; packed lunches are available for day trips.

Best Meath bed and breakfasts with a garden

The Dublin Luxe - Meath
8.9 48 reviews

The Dublin Luxe

B&B, Newcastle
The Newcastle Luxe B&B, situated in Newcastle, County Dublin, offers a convenient base, approximately 12.7km from The Square Tallaght and 13.5km from Naas Racecourse.
This guest house provides a single bedroom with one bathroom, a terrace, garden, and free on-site parking, plus access to shared facilities including slippers, hairdryer and toiletries.
Holywell Lodge - Meath
9.3 118 reviews

Holywell Lodge

B&B, Ballyheelan
Holywell Lodge, a recently renovated guesthouse in Ballyheelan, County Meath, offers convenient access to Loughcrew Cairns (19km), the Cavan Genealogy Centre (26km), and Kells Heritage Centre (40km).
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom guest house provides free Wi-Fi, private parking, a peaceful garden, and a full English/Irish or continental breakfast, with cycling readily available in the surrounding area.
Decoy Country Cottages - Meath
No reviews

Decoy Country Cottages

gîte, Navan
Gîte. You will stay in Navan.
Services and facilities include a washing machine, a child space and a barbecue. Enjoy free parking with this accommodation in Navan!
Flynns Of Termonfeckin - Meath
8.8 1741 reviews

Flynns Of Termonfeckin

B&B, Termonfeckin
Flynns Of Termonfeckin Boutique Hotel is located on the banks of the Ballywater River, just a 10-minute walk from the beach and a 5-minute drive from Drogheda. This 3-star hotel has received very good user ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The hotel is housed in a 19th-century building, offering a blend of history and modern comfort. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a bar, restaurant, and free parking, as well as activities like golfing at nearby courses.
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