County Meath Hotels with Spa

"The hotel was clean and inviting. Being centrally located, I felt 2-3 blocks from everything. The hotel staff were very friendly and gave the best of service, even when busy. "

"Great big room, tasty room service food. Pretty quick shuttle to the airport."

"I loved everything about the hotel, but the coffee makers had no instructions at all—something that would be especially helpful for international travelers."

"Food was excellent. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Will definitely stay here again."

"Great value rooms, Fantastic location and friendly staff 😊"

"The Gresham was ideally located for exploring Dublin on foot or by public transportation. The room was spacious and the bed very comfortable. We enjoyed both breakfast and dinner in Toddy’s restaurant at the hotel with excellent service. All staff we encountered were professional and pleasant. Great property!!"

"Great location, very nice hotel and staff. They cleaned our room every morning."

"Only downside was the hotel not having a gym."

"I, honestly, would probably give the property more of a 7 or maybe 7.5 stars out of 10. Our stay was definitely more positive than the opposite, we enjoyed being in walking distance to the city center, the nice designs of the hotel inside and out, the free water in the lobby when it was available (which was mostly all the time), having basically a mini kitchen in the room and just only without an oven, and the option to have a sofa bed (which we never saw in a hotel and I, at least, thought was pretty comfy) However, the room seemed a bit smaller than what the pictures we saw seemed to show, the toilet in the room was kind of painful to sit on, the regular beds felt kind of hard, having to pay even more money for breakfast, and using a room key to be able to turn on lights took some getting used to (but if it's a more sustainable option then, I can't complain) For any rooms that have sofa beds that almost take up the width of the room, I feel they should maybe go towards the back of the room, opposite of the door, so they don't get in the way, as much, of guests trying to move around. Otherwise, at least moving the table maybe towards the back of the room or in between beds would maybe provide more walkable space. Also, the regular beds, could maybe either use more cushion or at least have a thinner sheet along with the thick blanket (because the thicker sheet can make you hot pretty fast) Aside from the cons, though, we had a nice stay, for the most part"