Nannys
3 StarsFamily-friendly dining options, Proximity to historical sites
Family-friendly dining options, Proximity to historical sites
Nelly's Bar and restaurant, Family-friendly accommodations
Riverside setting near Slane Castle, Natural swimming pool and sauna
Exclusive Boyne House accommodation, Formal garden and guest terrace
Victorian mansion estate identity, Extensive leisure club facilities
Historic Georgian townhouse setting, Drogheda town center proximity
Henry's Restaurant and carvery, Landscaped gardens
Opulent fine dining restaurant, Historic townhouse architecture
Access to partner indoor pool, Authentic Irish cuisine restaurant
Modern gastropub dining, Dedicated event planning services
Bridge Brasserie dining, Spacious family bunk rooms
Fitness suite and treatment rooms, Tara Lounge and Mornington Restaurant dining
Barbecue and sun terrace access, Car-recommended rural setting
Kells Bar and restaurant, Traditional Irish hospitality concept
Award-winning Eden Restaurant, Outdoor thermal hot tub
Clann Fitness and Leisure Club, Time Bar and Grill
Victorian charm in coastal Balbriggan, The Bracken Grill seafood experience
Renowned carvery and restaurant, Convenient access to Killeen Castle Golf Course
Patio with garden views, On-site water park access
Rooms with garden views, Access to championship golf courses
Family-friendly loft accommodation, Proximity to ancient heritage sites
Outdoor wellness retreat, Award-winning self-catering cottages
Mountain views and barbecue facilities, On-site restaurant and carvery
Convenient access to public transport, Access to championship links golf courses
Private Athlumney Castle tours, Award-winning gardens and patio
Gated private parking, Historic Georgian rectory setting
Secure on-site parking, Historic 19th-century building
Uniquely decorated theme rooms, Award-winning sunken box garden
Newgrange UNESCO World Heritage views, Private Boyne River fishing
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Brú na Bóinne along the River Boyne in County Meath is a Neolithic complex that predates both the Pyramids and Stonehenge. The 3,300-hectare site includes a large number of archeological remains extending 7,000 years back in time. The Newgrange mound (part passage tomb, part observatory, and part temple) is the showpiece of Brú na Bóinne. The mound, which covers about an acre, is encircled by standing stones. Evidence of timber circles and the presence of numerous fire hearths suggest its ceremonial value to the ancients. Knowth, a second passage tomb covering about a hectare, is surrounded by 17 smaller tumuli as well as by the post holes of a timber circle, Bronze age burials and a Celtic hill fort. Dowth, the third mound, has survived less intact than its companions and remains largely unexcavated and unrestored. In addition to being a site of Irish national cultural importance, Brú na Bóinne has been designated as a World Heritage Site. Its facilities include a car park, restaurant, gift shop and large Visitor Centre that controls access to the monuments under its jurisdiction. Tickets, orientation, and a variety of programs are offered through the Centre.
Brú na Bóinne is a top attraction in Donore, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Brú na Bóinne, including popular choices like Ciaran's cottage, Newgrange Lodge, Stone House , Boyne Valley Views, Dalys Inn, Sheephouse Country Courtyard.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Brú na Bóinne, Funtasia Waterpark, St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Sandermans New Europe, Monasterboice, all within a convenient distance from Brú na Bóinne.