Dunboyne Castle

• Exterior The property was once a stately home set in the rolling Co Meath countryside and much of the original building remains untouched from the outside.
 
• General A quality renovation of a prestigous building offering a great blend of traditional heritage and modern service. (09/07rt)
 
• Lobby The lobby is medium in size and intimately decorated, marble floors and dark wood panelling give a sense of the buildings heritage. There is some seating available.
 
• Location The Dunboyne Castle and Spa which opened to great fanfare in 2006 is located just 8 miles from Dublin airport and 11 miles from Dublin City Centre and is the obvious destination for the discerning vis
 
• Restaurant The Terrace lounge is perfect for a small gathering overlooking the gardens, the much talked about afternoon tea is well worth sampling. For that special occasion or no occasion at all visit “The Ivy”
 
• Rooms The property features145 oversized modern guest rooms where you can relax, have a cup of coffee, read the newspaper and avail of the complimentary internet access. The King Koil mattress and goose dow

Room was lovely i thought very modern for older style hotel. We ate in the sadlers bar very tasty but service not great because very busy with xmas partys so didnt mind because great atmosphere. Spa was gorgeous,massage was FAB but sauna and steam room not very hot, beach room out of service,a little disapointing. Overall had a great stay and staff were great on reception, bar,breakfast and spa. The hotel was buzzing.

Rating: 4/5

Staff extremely friendly and helpful. Decor and ambience wonderful and the room was just gorgeous. The only thing that let it down was the food - was ok but not amazing. I would return however as I thoroughly enjoyed it. Lavinia, Carlow

Rating: 4/5

Was disappointed with sirloin steak and the irish breakfast. the food in the sadlier bar was much better. i found the service prompt and very good

Rating: 3/5