Marriott Hotel Ashbourne (Ireland) Ireland. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

Description:

Standing at Ireland's gateway in the serene rural expanse of County Meath, the new Ashbourne Marriott Hotel defines contemporary chic and time-honoured hospitality. With Dublin City centre and Dublin International Airport just minutes away, business travellers will find this luxury County Meath hotel provides the atmosphere and the amenities to stay focused and productive, whilst those enjoying a leisure escape can tour the wealth of Irish castles and other historic sites nearby, work out in our beautifully equipped Clann Fitness & Leisure Centre or slip into total relaxation in our Day Dream Spa. Dining here enlivens the senses, with Grill Twenty One ingeniously blending the freshest of local ingredients with international inspiration. And at the end of the day, spacious, smartly appointed guest accommodation and suites invite a sense of calm, and feature free wireless Internet access, HDTV, smart decor and blissfully comfortable bedding.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Airport shuttle
Babysitting / Child Services
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Bath / Hot Tub
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Connecting Rooms
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Massage / Beauty Centre
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Secretarial Service
Swimming pool
Tour Desk
TV
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

Attractions:

As You Like It
Ashbourne Donaghmore GAA Club
Ashbourne Golf Club
Ashbourne Pitch & Putt Club
Ashbourne Rugby Club
Ashbourne Town Centre
Ashbourne, County Meath
Ashhbourne Town Centre
Bective Abbey
Bettystown Beach
Big Ciceros
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Br? na B?inne Visitor Centre
Broadmeadow Equestrian Centre
Bruce Springsteen Concert
Bus Eireann
Christ Church Cathedral
Corks Cafe & Wine Bar: With room for up to 50 diners at any one time and deep couches in quiet corners, Corks is ideal for people who wish to relax and chat over good food and, of course, a nice bottle of wine.
Croke Park
Croke Park
Da Panza Restaurant
Damastown Business Park
DChilli Shaker
Discover Ireland - Meath
Discover Meath Day
Drogheda
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Dublin City Centre Shopping
Dublin City University
Dublin Entertainment
Dublin Nightlife - Pubs
Dublin Nightlife - places to go
Dublin Sightseeing Bus Tour
Dublin Sightseeing Tour
Dublin Tourism
Eatzen: Authentic, modern Asian cuisine, served alongside a fine wine selection to complement each meal.
Failte Ireland
Fairyhouse Food and Wine School
Fairyhouse Race Course
Fairyhouse Race Meetings - September 2009
Fairyhouse Race Meetings - August 2009
Fairyhouse Race Meetings - July 2009
Fairyhouse Racecourse
Francis Ledwidge Museum & War Memorial
Funtasia
Grill Twenty One: Sit back & savour the premium wines, meats & seafood, perfectly grilled or roasted in the spectacular show kitchen all served in the warm atmosphere of a contemporary Irish steakhouse, inspired by faraway shores.
Guinness Storehouse
Horse Racing Calender
Indie Spice: With a focus on 'customer delight' and not just customer satisfaction, Indie Spice Cafe and Wine Bar has a relaxed atmosphere and great food. Well worth a visit.
International Horse Trials - Tattersalls
Jamuna Indian Restaurant: The complex flavours of India combine for an outstanding dining experience.
La Bucca: A tantalising selection of pasta, pizza & grilled specialties
Landsdowne Stadium
Meath Gaelic Althletic Association
Meath Tourism
Meet in Meath
Menupages.ie
Mix Asian Fusion
Movies @ Swords
Mulan: An extensive menu offers classic Chinese entrees & wine list
My Travel Club
Navan Racecourse
Newgrange
Newgrange Heritage Centre
Official Dublin Website
Olive Garden Italian Restuarant: The restaurant is a showcase for traditional Italian food made from the highest quality fresh ingredients. Ingredients are the cornerstone of a good menu but the most important ingredient that binds it all together is passion and creativity.
Pavillions
Piri Piri Restaurant: New Portugese Restaurant based in Dunboyne Co. Meath
Pudden Hill Activity Centre
Rathbeggan Lakes Angling Centre
Red Bar: Enjoy the lively atmosphere of this uniquely contemporary Irish lounge bar & pub, awash with sophisticated lighting & pulsating to the beat of musical entertainment. Serving an eclectic range of hearty dishes & micro-brewed beers.
Ryan's of Ratoath Bar & Restaurant: Succulent steaks & other beautifully prepared entrees top the menu at this popular eatery
Slane Castle
Slevin's Bar
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Tattersalls
Teddy Bears Picnic - Newgrange Farm
The Battle of the Boyne
The Hill of Tara
The Snail Box: A 150-year-old traditional Irish pub with a panoramic view, serving home-cooked fare
The Venue
Ticketmaster
Traditional Irish Night - Snailbox
Trentuno
Trim Castle
Trinity College
University College Dublin
Wrights Cafe Bar: Wrights Caf? Bar exudes comfort and style. The upper area is kitted out lounge style, with a bordello feel with beautiful chandlers and a dramatic mix of cream and red furniture.
Wrights of Swords

User Reviews:

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Overall rating

Based on 18 reviews

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
From the moment we checked in till our departure, the staff made us feel like we were special.

	Date of Stay: April, 2009
excellent hotel child friendly could'nt do enough for us would recomend this hotel . looking forward to next visit.

	Date of Stay: April, 2009
fantastic!We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel and will definately go back. We found the staff to be the most pleasant we have encountered yet, and thats having stayed in quite a few hotels over the years!!!! A great hotel.

Date of Stay: January, 2009

We were very happy with our stay but services in Red Bar was like stepping back in time to Faulty Towers. The staff appeared to have no training in table servies, on both occations we recived wrong orders, Staff were bringing food out of kitchen but didn't know who had ordered it this was due to the fact the tables were not numbered and no one had their own station they were responsible for, hence a 50 min wait for a steak sandwich when it was brought to the waiter attention he argued that a steak sandwich take longer to cook( menu15 minutes wait ). For a four star hotel I would consider this very poor sevice.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

This hotel was very good value for money. The reception staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I found the restaurant staff to be less friendly and the quality of the food was below what I would have expected. The breakfast plates were greasy but the staff did bring clean ones when asked. The leisure facilities are excellent and of a very high standard. We had a very comfortable stay and it is a shame that the restaurant does match the high standards throughout the rest of the hotel.

Date of Stay: August, 2008

We stayed here for 2 nights in August. The hotel looks the part & the rooms were of a decent size but there were stains on the bedcovers & the bedcover was upside down-also the room was not cleaned fully each day!The breakfast was ok but not enough food/orange juice etc----food soon ran out & was not replenished quick enough.Staff seemed pleasant enough & not a bad location if you have a car to explore Ireland!

	Date of Stay: January, 2008
The only negative I had about the hotel was, with a large crowd in the hotel they found it hard to cope in the red bar with bar food. The manager said the chefs were under pressure.

	Date of Stay: October, 2007
Gorgeous hotel. Great food. Excellent leisure facilities and swimming pool. would definitely go back!

	Date of Stay: October, 2007
Quality of the food was good but very expensive. Limited access time for children to use the swimming pool.

	Date of Stay: October, 2007
Fantastic Hotel with easy access to Dublin if you are driving, massive room and very clean. Perfect for the one night away business trip and could do 3 nights there without feeling uncomfortable.

	Date of Stay: September, 2007
A brilliant standard of accomodation at a very reasonable price. Only a 20 minute drive from dublin airport. We chose not to have breakfast at the hotel as felt the price of 22 euros was a bit steep, however this did not affect our stay which we thoroughly enjoyed.

	Date of Stay: September, 2007
Great, modern and friendly hotel in a great location.....Ashbourne appears to be an up-and-coming destination with new shops being opened recently and lots of bars/restaurants nearby. Also very close to other destinations ie seaside resorts etc.

	Date of Stay: September, 2007
Hotel was further outside Dublin than advertised.The shuttle service provided was very good and the driver had good local knowledge of the town.Overall a good place to stay at again.

	Date of Stay: August, 2007
Great Hotel, great staff, Great food. Will stay again

	Date of Stay: August, 2007
Price didn't include breakfast, so was shocked to see the prices of breakfast (22Euros each), there was no chance of me choosing to eat a breakfast there, no way ANY breakfast could be worth that money!!!

Date of Stay: August, 2007

Our last stay in the Johnstown Marriot Hotel, where we had a wonderful meal led us to book our evening meal in the Ashbourne Marriott, what a disappointment. Although the Dining Room staff were very friendly they seemed to be short staffed and we had to wait a long time for our main course. My Caeser Salad starter had a more than generous amount of Parmesan cheese but it was just as well as my main course of Vegetarian tartlet was a disgrace. The pastry shell was burnt and the vegetables undercooked , the aubergine in the side dish of ratatouille was also very undercooked which made it inedible and my husband's salmon was under cooked in parts. The Champ side dish was the only tasty part of the meal. It would appear that thre were not enough staff in the kitchen and those that were couldn't cope with the number of diners. We did complain and were given Breakfast in lieu of the disappointing meal and would only hope that if these are teething problems they are soon sorted as the Hotel was badly let down by the Kitchen.

	Date of Stay: August, 2007
This hotel is terrific value and 30 mins from Dublin We were impressed

Date of Stay: June, 2007

The quality of the hotel was outstanding. from the reception /foyer through to the rooms themselves. Very very clean. Spacious rooms kitted with 2 of the softest comfiest double beds, 26\" widescreen TV, safe, computer point ... I could go on and on. Hard to believe you get this for such an amazing rate. and only a short drive from Dublin. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Only downside - dining is a little expensive. Go on - treat yourself - I will again that's for sure.

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