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Bettystown Court

Bettystown
Meath

Bettystown Court, Conference & Leisure Centre.
This 4 star hotel is located in the beautiful coastal town of Bettystown in County Meath.Bettystown Court Hotel has a modern stylish feel and is the perfect base for both business and leisure. We offer complimentary wi-fi access in all public areas of the hotel & apply free car parking. The hotel is located within walking distance to Bettystown beach, allowing you easy access to enjoy its rolling surf. Dublin Airport is only a 25 minute drive away and Drogheda is just 10 minutes drive.

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Description

The leisure club at Bettystown Court Hotel gives you the perfect opportunity to enjoy some well deserved pampering. Relax in the Jacuzzi and steam room or work up a sweat in the gym and aerobic studio.
Bettytown Court Hotel is an ideal location for a relaxing break away, where you can enjoy complimentary use of the hotel’s leisure facilities.

Directions

From the R150 for Laytown, drive along the coast into Bettystown. Turn left in Bettystown Village and the hotel is approx 200m up the road, located on the left.

Rooms

All 120 bedrooms are both spacious and beautifully designed, creating a relaxed ambience. Suites and interconnecting family bedrooms are also available. After spending time in the steam room, arrive back to your spacious bedroom and swaddle down in comfort with luxurious Egyptian cotton sheets and crisp duvets .
In room facilities include
Plasma screen TV.
Complimentary broadband.
Large workstation.
Room service.

Facilities

Dining in Bettystown Court Hotel
Howard’s Bar is the perfect place to dine in style. Let the experienced team of chefs treat you to some mouth watering International and Irish dishes.
The Bar
This is located at the heart of the hotel and it is an ideal setting for a relaxing drink with friends or family. The Bar offers extensive evening menu served 12.30 to 2.30pm and 5.30 to 8.30pm daily.
Leisure Facilities
Take time to relax and unwind in the health and leisure club. Facilities include an 18 metre swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, gym and aerobic studio.

Childrens Facilities

Babysitting Service

Childrens Meals Available

Cot Available on request

Family Friendly Premises

High Chair Available

Credit Cards

Access Mastercard

American Express

Visa

In Room Facilities

Hair Dryer

Tea/Coffee Facilities

Telephone

Television In Bedrooms

Marketing Groups

Brennan Hotels

Meals And Drinks

A La Carte Meals Available

Licensed To Sell Alcohol

Licensed To Sell Wine

Nearby Leisure

Angling

Entertainment Nearby

Golf Course

Hill Walking

Horse Riding

Pitch And Putt

Sandy Beach

Water Sports

On Premises Leisure

Gym

Indoor Swimming Pool

Jacuzzi

Sauna

Premises Facilities

Central Heating

Laundry Service

Lift

No Smoking On Premises

Private Car Parking

Premises Location

Seaside

Conference Facilities

Within Walking Distance Picture of Bettystown Court

Conference Facilities

The hotel’s superb conference facilities can accommodate 2 to 400 delegates. The business centre is a self contained area and it is perfect for meetings and interviews. The experienced team of managers are at hand to assist you with any questions you may have.

Places of Interest in County Meath

Hill of Tara
The Hill of Tara is located in Navan in County Meath. it was the seat of the High Kings of Ireland and has been an important site since the Stone Age. The Hill of Tara was a political and religious centre in early Christian.
Newgrange Passage Tomb
This magnificent prehistoric monument is one of the finest passage-tombs in the whole of Western Europe. The sun's rays penetrates the centre of the burial chamber on the morning of the 21st December. Newgrange Passage Tomb was constructed around 3100 B.C.
Kells High Cross
The monastery at Kells would appear to have been first founded in 804 by monks from St. Colmcille's foundation at Iona, who were fleeing from the Viking invasions to seek a safer place for their treasures. The greatest treasure of the monastery is the Book of Kells, which is now in Trinity College, Dublin.
Slane Castle
This majestic castle is beautifully located on the banks of the River Boyne and was reopened in 2001 for guided tours after extensive renovations.
Scenic Walks in County Meath
Trim And The Boyne Valley.
Enfield - Scenic Walks.
The Boyne Towpath.