Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Enfield, County Meath

"Absolutely fabulous. Diedre and Anthony are great hosts."

"Really helpful staff and the room was comfortable and spotless"

"One of the nicest hosts that we have encountered. Good breakfast and a wonderful stay. "

"Adorable botique hotel in great location."

"It was great, but lacked some basic things. It fit my family really well, I just feel like it was super dated. Some bathrooms didn’t have soap. Also, the kitchen didn’t have towels or even paper towels. The washer was great to have, but the dryer was horrible. "

"The check-in email got blocked as Spam and I emailed, texted and called the property several times seeking information. Nobody ever responded. We sat in our car in the sun in the parking lot for several hours waiting for check-in help. Finally figured it out by ourselves after finding the email in spam folder. The place sleeps 5, but the couch only seats 2 comfortably. They boast of cereal and stuff available. No, there isn’t. No smart TV, only basic cable which seemed to have OLD sitcoms or...

"It would have been 5 stars but the room was too cold. Way to cold"

"Excellent stay at The Coach House set within beautiful surroundings and very helpful and friendly hosts Malcom and Angela. Would definitely stay there again."

"Excellent pace to stay, close to the train station, pubs and bars , room looks modern, clean and fresh, although over the road from a busy bar we slept really well as the new windows blocked out any noise , we did have and issue with room keys on arrival but we sorted it with the help of another guest , we’d definitely stay again ."

"Sfeervol en heel netjes. Gastvrouw is heel vriendelijk en gastvrij. Super leuk om bij een echt iers landhuis te verblijven met alle hedendaagse gemakken. Maynooth is leuke plaats, universiteitsgebouw heel mooi, veel winkels en mogelijk om met trein naar Dublin te gaan. "

"Nice big rooms, comfy bed and very friendly helpful staff. No AC made the rooms unbearably hit at night. Couldn’t open the window as it didn’t feel safe as it backed into an alleyway and train tracks! Trains literally zooming past outside our window."