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Dublin Airport

National Botanic Gardens

Phoenix Park

Dublin Zoo

Ha' Penny Bridge

Dublin Castle

Guinness Storehouse

National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History

St. Stephen's Green

Aviva Stadium

Aaron Vale B & B

Drogheda

A good alternative to the expensive Drogheda hotels.

Clean compact rooms, full breakfast, free parking. Heavy blackout curtains a welcome antidote to early summer mornings.

A long walk to town, so best if you have transport, but there's a restaurant (Borzalino) and a good bar (Foley's) on the main road at the bottom of the hill.

Small, Friendly, Quiet

Very friendly staff. Amazing cooked breakfast, arrived nice and hot. Rooms very comfortable. Great location to access the town. Generous sized room with tea and coffee facilities and plenty of towels. Would definitely stay here again. Have recommended to family. Helen

Lovely place to stay

Peter had very good advice on local sights and restaurants.  Breakfast was VERY tasty (loved the fresh berries!).  I was initially taken aback by the lower end/older look of the furnishings, but the quality and quantity of the breakfast offerings really made up for that.  Bed was very comfortable and the street was quiet.  Everything is very clean, and they even freshened the room while we were out driving around.

Fantastic breakfast, older furnishings

Stayed a couple of nights in a family room, was everything we could have hoped for, room was fairly small but fitted a double and a single bed. The whole place seemed very clean, and bathroom was lovely. Located in a quiet residential street but only a short walk into Drogheda perhaps just over 10mins.
The Irish breakfasts were a real treat.
Did have a slight disturbance one night involving another guest arriving very very late but that could happen anywhere.

Good value quiet B&B

Affordable price for a night stay and more. Enjoy the family atmosphere and welcome from this family business.
Lovely Irish breakfast and if you'll have to make calls, they're on hand to help.
Booking taxi to take you anywhere, they'll be on hand to assist you. The same way they sound on the phone at time of booking, is the way they are in person.

The establishment is situated on the outskirts of Drogeheda, about 5-10 mins walk from the centre of town. This allows the place to feel very quiet yet still close to local amenities. The location was easy to find, with a sign from a main road and up a moderate gradient. The host was very welcoming and showed me to my room upon arrival. The double room was suitably spacious with a small ensuite shower room. The decor was simple and tasteful, with plenty of surfaces for placing down belongings. The breakfast of juice, berries, fry up, toast and tea was tasty and a satisfying start to the day. Overall, the B&B provided exactly what I was looking for for a night in Drogeheda. A quiet location with friendly decorate surface and a good breakfast. This represented very good value and i would recommend staying if visiting the town.

Good place to stay in Drogeheda

My husband & I stayed here for 1 night in July 2019.  Peter was friendly and welcoming.  Our room was clean and spacious and the bathroom a good size as well.  Breakfast was great and presented well, and the little dining room nice.   We enjoyed our stay here and Peter was happy to give us advice about the area etc.
On site car parking too.
We would stay here again.

Friendly welcoming host, and great service

This was a lovely little place, immaculate room and en-suite, had a great nights sleep as beds were so comfy. However, it was very hilly in Drogheda and as I struggle to walk my feet swelled up so much that I had to cancel our 2nd nights stay there. Had it have been a flat walk then I would have stayed. The breakfast was lovely, cooked to order and nicely presented.Peter and Mary were so lovely and understanding and charged us a fraction of the cost of the 2nd night which was very generous. They also gave us a way of seeing Newgrange from a little lane without having to go around it as I couldnt have done that, my husband was delighted and got a few photos of the place. And Peter, although we found Scarlett St, number 101 didnt exist anymore which was disappointing.!! Many thanks.x

Lovely little b&b but just too far to town

Peter our host was very welcoming and cooked a fantastic Irish breakfast for us.  Our room was neat, clean and tidy with the establishment situated in a quiet area just out of the main area of the city.  Tea and coffee were available in the room.  Thanks for a nice stay peter. 

A very nice stay.

We chose Drogheda as we were flying from Dublin early in the morning.  Host wasn't very friendly.  Still don't know his name.  However room was clean and in a quiet area. Left us cereal and fruit for breakfast as we were departing early.  Didn't really feel welcome.  Car parking was pretty small.  We ended up parking on the roadside as we didn't want to get blocked in.

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