Location: Slane
Top Hotels in Slane
The 6 best hotels in Slane, Ireland
Discover the best hotels in Slane, County Meath including Slane Farm Hostel, College Hill House, Rock Farm Slane, Grangegeeth Inn, Townley Hall Apartments, Slane Farm Hostel.
Restaurants in Slane
1. Slane Farm Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Slane Farm Hostel and Cottages are situated on a large working farm in the heart of the historic Boyne Valley. These old farm buildings have been lovingly transferred into luxury accommodation that would suit couples, families, groups or individuals. With Dublin city and Dublin Airport only 40 mins. away guests can enjoy the freedom of the countryside and stroll around the many walks on the farm and visit the dairy enterprise and family pets. Slane Castle is next door the many historic site of the Boyne Valley are close by.
Good campsite despite very noisy neighbours campers
Reviewed By 559louannemLovely campsite, good amenity. Will have giving it 5 stars but unfortunately had a family of campers from the North who started setting up their tents late on Friday evening at around 10pm, and their kids were so loud especially two of the girls who must have been around 9 - 12. We had to ask the parents many time to keep it quiet but to no available. The mother was as loud as her kids, no respect for fellow campers.
2. College Hill House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 167 reviews
College Hill House is a beautiful Georgian House with extensive landscaped gardens. You are guaranteed a warm welcome with a pot of tea and homemade cakes. College Hill House is 40 minutes from Dublin airport. 7 minutes to Newgrange and The Battle of the Boyne site.
Enchanting house and garden, kind host, delicious breakfast
Reviewed By fitzpatrickletitiaTreat yourself to a stay in this beautifully restored home and garden. My daughter and I had a restful stay in this tranquil haven near Slane village. Our host, Eileen, was very kind and accommodating. The breakfast was superb. The garden is delightful. We look forward to going back.
3. Rock Farm Slane
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 399 reviews
Rock Farm Slane is a naturally inspiring ecotourism destination set on a 150 acre organic farm along the banks of the River Boyne opposite Slane Castle. We offer a back to nature experience staying in timeless nomadic dwellings - luxury Yurts and romantic Shepherd Huts with warm and natural furnishings.Escape modern life and explore the beauty of the Boyne Valley.
Brief Overnighter
Reviewed By Tom_JackAttackI stayed in one of the Shepherd's Huts with my 6 yo son. With it being early January it was really quiet and we barely saw anyone else, but that wasn't an issue. We were worried a bit about it being cold but the Hut was very cosy. The Shack was a bit cooler, but probably due to being such a big space and lack of people. It was clean, tidy and a great little adventure. Very good value too.
4. Grangegeeth Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Slane? Then look no further than Grangegeeth Inn, a family-friendly guest house that brings the best of Slane to your doorstep. Grangegeeth Inn features baggage storage, a coffee shop, and express check-in and check-out. Plus, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Slane. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Slane Castle (2.9 mi), located nearby, makes Grangegeeth Inn a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Slane landmark. Slane has plenty of cafes. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like George's Patisserie, Afternoon Tea at Tankardstown, and Hugo's Farm Shop, which are serving up some great dishes. Should time allow, Hill of Slane is a popular ancient ruins that is relatively easy to get to. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Grangegeeth Inn as you experience everything Slane has to offer.
Great food - cheerful staff - comfy bed !
Reviewed By AlmostgreynomadGreat rural pub - with fantastic food. Really, really tasty ! I stayed in the house next door, there are a few rooms, but I had a double room with ensuite bathroom. Really comfy bed and great shower ! Wifi was a bit slow - and only one bar of phone reception ... but neither are the fault of the pub - it's just the way it is in rural Ireland ! If you are going to get 'off the beaten track' don't expect city level utilities !! Cereal provided for breakfast. There was coffee - but might need to ask for a tea bag ? I couldn't find one ! They might have been there, I was really tired and not 'fully functioning' !!! You can use the kitchen in the house .. but the food is so good at the pub next door just treat yourself !
5. Townley Hall Apartments
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Comodo e semplice
Reviewed By Riccardo777azzantiPorzione di un casolare molto carino esternamente , pratico per il parcheggio e per visitare le bellezze della zona. Proprietario gentile e disponibile (date retta alle sue indicazioni che vi manderà per messaggio perché altrimenti seguendo il navigatore non arrivare mai). Camere semplici con letti alla francese (come buona parte delle strutture irlandesi) . Unica pecca le finestre che si aprivano a fatica ... ma sinceramente dubito che vi possa capitare un clima “caldo” (25 gradi) come quest’anno.
6. Slane Farm Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Slane Farm Hostel and Cottages are situated on a large working farm in the heart of the historic Boyne Valley. These old farm buildings have been lovingly transferred into luxury accommodation that would suit couples, families, groups or individuals. With Dublin city and Dublin Airport only 40 mins. away guests can enjoy the freedom of the countryside and stroll around the many walks on the farm and visit the dairy enterprise and family pets. Slane Castle is next door the many historic site of the Boyne Valley are close by.
Good campsite despite very noisy neighbours campers
Reviewed By 559louannemLovely campsite, good amenity. Will have giving it 5 stars but unfortunately had a family of campers from the North who started setting up their tents late on Friday evening at around 10pm, and their kids were so loud especially two of the girls who must have been around 9 - 12. We had to ask the parents many time to keep it quiet but to no available. The mother was as loud as her kids, no respect for fellow campers.
