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Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort

Four Star
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Dublin Road
Trim
Meath
Customer Rating
10 out of 10
10 out of 10
Knightsbrook Hotel and Golf Resort is set in 186 acres of beautiful green parkland, in the heritage town of Trim in County Meath.
This fantastic 4 star property is one of Meath’s finest hotels. It has the added facilities of a relaxing health club & spa and an 18-hole Championship golf course, which was designed by Christy O’Connor Junior.
The Picturesque village of Trim is only 26 miles from Dublin. Trim has the greatest and most underestimated collection of medieval monuments in Ireland. Trim Castle in County Meath is a fine example of a Norman castle in Europe and was built in 1173. Other local attractions include the Hill of Tara, Newgrange and the River Boyne. Enjoy a break away in this beautiful part of Ireland which is full of hidden treasures.
Start at Aston Quay - N4 N4
Take a right onto Blackhall Bridge.
Continue forward onto Blackhall Place - R805. Continue forward onto Stoneybatter - R804. Continue forward onto Manor Street - R805 . At traffic signals bear left onto Navan Road - N3 . At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Navan Road - N3 (signposted Cavan, Navan). At Auburn Avenue Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the N3. Travelodge ( Dublin - Castleknock) . At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Navan Road - N3 (signposted Cavan). At Blanchardstown Roundabout take the second exit onto Blanchardstown Bypass - N3 (signposted Cavan, Navan) Drive Straight for 6 miles . Turn left onto the R154 (signposted Trim) R15.4 Continue forward onto the R154. Entering Batterstown. Continue forward onto the R154 to Trim till you reach a new round about (just passed a filling station on left) Take a left at the roundabout (1 st exit) and arrive at Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort.
Rooms Picture of Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort
Knightbrook Hotel and Golf Resort features 134 stylish bedrooms including 12 suites with all modern convenience to ensure comfort during your stay.
Alternatively Guests can choose to stay in one of the Luxurious Holiday Homes, which consists of 3 bedrooms and can be occupied on a self catering or fully serviced basis.
Facilities Picture of Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort
Dining
Memorable occasions deserve special surrounding.
Here at the Knightbrook Hotel you can enjoy all the delight of both Irish and International cuisine which is served in the fine dining area within the hotel. A more informal dinner can be enjoyed in the Golf club area.
The hotel also include a fantastic choice of bars allowing you to relax after dinner with friends and enjoy a cocktail, brandy or a cup of coffee before retiring to your luxurious accommodation for the night.
Facilities
Bar
Car Parking - Free on site
Car Parking - Private
Conference Facilities
Dry Cleaning Service
Laundry Service
Lift
Luggage Storage
Payphone
Restaurant
Room Service
Health and Wellness
Gym
Jacuzzi
Sauna
Spa
Swimming Pool - Indoor
In Room Facilities
Hair Dryer
No Smoking
Telephone
Television
Meals And Drinks
A La Carte Menu(s)
Bar Food Served All Day
Licensed To Sell Alcohol
Nearby Leisure
Golf Course.
On Site Leisure
Golf Course
Within 10kms Picture of Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort
Golf Course
Knightsbrook Hotel and Golf Course boasts an 18 hole Championship course which was designed by Christy O’Connor Junior. This beautiful and challenging course includes a spacious clubhouse with locker rooms and a well stocked golf shop.
Health Club facilities within the hotel
· High Tech Gymnasium
· 17m Swimming Pool
· Feature Children’s section
· Sauna & Steam Room
· Jacuzzi and Hydro Pool
· Children’s soft play area
Golf, fishing, walking and cycling can all be enjoyed locally.
Trim Castle
Trim Castle was founded by Hugh De Lacy, who was granted the kingdom of Meath. In 1173 the work commenced on the castle. Because Trim was close to the Pale, yet outside it, it was embroiled between the native Irish and the settlers. De Lacy left the castle in the hands of Hugh Tyrell, but Roderick O'Connor, King of Connaught marched in to Trim village. Tyrell set fire to the castle rather than have O'Connor destroy it. The castle was eventually finished in 1220, by the Peppard Brothers. The castle did house two royal children, Prince Henry, later Henry V, and his brother Humphrey. But was chiefly unoccupied after their incarceration by Richard II. During the rebellion of Silken Thomas, it was repaired, but fell into ruins by 1599. It was used again briefly, by Lord Fennick and the Cromwellites, but was never used again after the English civil war.
Newgrange
Newgrange is one of the great wonder of the ancient world and is older than the pyramids in Egypt and has long evoked the wonder of archaeologists worldwide. Till this day secrets, such the cryptic symbolism of its decorated stones, remain inviolate.
Hill of Tara
The Hill of Tara is famous as the seat of the High Kings of Ireland and has been an important historic site since the Stone Age.
Other places of interest
St. John's Castle, Trim, County Meath.
The Yellow Steeple, Trim, County Meath.
Kells, County Meath.
These reviews were submitted by our customers that booked through this website and stayed at Knightsbrook Hotel Golf Resort. We guarantee that each review is authentic and reflects the experiences of a genuine guest.
10/10 Total score from the Knightsbrook Hotel Golf Resort from 8 visitors
RoomsRooms:10/10
Staff/ServiceStaff/Service:10/10
RestaurantRestaurant:9/10
Value for moneyValue for money:10/10
Traveller type
Mature couple5Solo traveller2Young couple1
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