Billige hoteller i Dundalk

"Really clean, modern room, comfortable beds and decent shower. Plenty of storage for a couple of nights. Lady on reception was really friendly and helpful. Room could benefit from a hair dryer and tea & coffee making facilities but appreciate its basic. Handy location near to plenty of restaurants. Would definitely stay there again."

"Innisfree House is amazing. It is over a century old Edwardian townhouse owned by Robert DeNiro’s doppelgänger. He is an excellent host a pours a fabulous shot of TyrConnell whiskey and is a great conversationalist and family man. Our room was opulent and cozy. Breakfast was served in the dining room every morning with a variety of choices from the menu. This was included with the room. There is a coffee shop and market directly across the street. The lady who runs the place is Gitte,( I...

"meget godt næsten super."

"Absolutely stunning room and property. Staff goes above board Everytime i stay there"

"A little tricky to park, but a great stay. Nice comfy room and friendly staff to great you."

"This is a great place to stay with a pub close by owned by the same family. The lodges are beautifully designed and well furnished. The main bedroom is very spacious with a generously sized bed; the bed settee was also used during our stay and made for a very comfortable night’s sleep. The host was very welcoming and friendly and we enjoyed visiting the pub whilst we were there. It’s an easy drive to either Newry (where we were visiting family) or Carlingford and the Greenway. I’d definitely...

"Virkelig godt"

"Amazing breakfast and staff"

"Stayed on our way back to Dublin. Hotel is well located between Giant's Causeway and Newgrange and other sites north of Dublin Airport. Hotel itself is modern and well-appointed, good restaurant and easy to access so it was an excellent way station for the touristy stuff we had planned. Room was quiet, very well appointed and spacious, even more so because of honest-to-goodness air conditioning (the relative humidity during our visit to Ireland was typically 70+%) in a country where most...