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A wooden staircase leading to a beach with a view of the ocean.
A restaurant with a bar area, seating arrangements, and large windows offering a view of the ocean.
A seaside patio with stone tables and benches, a parked van, and a view of the sunset over the ocean.
A hotel room with a bed, a desk with a chair, a sofa with cushions, a large window with a view of the sea, and a TV mounted on the wall.

1. Shoreline Hotel

Shoreline Hotel
Donabate
  • Soak up beach bliss at this Art Deco retreat, where seaside dining and coastal adventures await just steps from pristine shores.
£92
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
Shoreline Hotel
A hallway leading to a dining area with a patterned floor, wooden chairs, and a bar area with stools.
A traditional interior with a fireplace, wooden paneling, and a hanging lamp.
A bar area with a granite countertop, multiple beer taps, and a wine cooler.
A historic building named "The Old Borough" with a sign indicating its establishment in 1804.

2. The Old Borough by Wetherspoon

The Old Borough by Wetherspoon
Swords
£108
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
The Old Borough by Wetherspoon
A modern hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and decorative elements.
A modern hotel entrance with glass doors, a staircase, and a sign reading "Maldron Hotel".
A modern hotel lobby with a bar area, seating arrangements, and a patterned carpet.
A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, a white toilet, a dark-colored vanity with a sink, and a mirror above the vanity.

3. Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport

Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport
Corballis
£166
includes taxes & fees
24 Oct - 25 Oct
Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport
A coastal landscape with rocky terrain and grassy areas leading to the sea.
A flower shop with a variety of potted plants and flowers displayed outside.
A house with a covered patio, outdoor seating, and a variety of flowers.
A marina with boats docked, a clear sky, and a stone walkway with blue chains.

4. Malahide Guest Rooms

Malahide Guest Rooms
Malahide
£121
includes taxes & fees
19 Oct - 20 Oct
Malahide Guest Rooms
A buffet setup with various dishes and a sign listing salad options.
A modern hotel room with a large bed, a sofa, a small table, and a view of the city.
A spacious lobby with a green sectional sofa, multiple seating options, a reception desk, and a modern chandelier.
A modern Clayton Hotel building with a prominent entrance, large windows, and a well-lit facade.

5. Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Central

Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Central
Corballis
£166
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Central
A spacious restaurant with multiple seating areas, including round tables and booths, and a view of the parking lot through large windows.
A hotel room with a large bed, a desk, a chair, a TV, and a window with curtains.
A modern bathroom with a white toilet, a sink, a shower with a glass door, and a blue speckled floor.
A reception area with a blue counter, a reception desk, and a seating area with red chairs and a table.

6. Travelodge Dublin Airport North Swords

Travelodge Dublin Airport North Swords
Swords
£110
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
Travelodge Dublin Airport North Swords
A beach with a wide sandy shore, calm water, and distant mountains under a clear sky.
A large building with multiple floors, a parking lot, and a few cars.
A bar area with wooden bar stools, a brick wall, and a counter with various bottles.
A hotel room with a neatly made bed, a bedside table with a lamp, and a breakfast tray with eggs, bacon, sausages, and a glass of orange juice.

7. White Sands Hotel

White Sands Hotel
Portmarnock
£97
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
White Sands Hotel
A brick building with a tiled roof, a gravel driveway, and a gated entrance.
A glass-enclosed shower with a white toilet and a towel rack.
A formal dining room with a green tablecloth, leather sofa, and a cabinet with glass doors.
A living room with a leather sofa, a flat-screen TV, a fireplace, and a mantelpiece with decorative items.

8. Heatherview B&B

Heatherview B&B
Malahide
£119
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
Heatherview B&B
A seaside balcony with a view of the ocean, potted plants, and a seating area.
A spacious indoor area with multiple seating arrangements, a bar area, and a large potted plant.
An indoor swimming pool with a tiled border, a statue, and a large window.
A bar area with seating, a bartender, and a bar counter.

9. Grand Hotel

Grand Hotel
Malahide
£192
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
Grand Hotel
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Drogheda and its attractions for beach lovers

Drogheda, while not directly on the coast, is conveniently located near stunning beaches that will delight any beach-loving traveller. Start your adventure with a visit to Bettystown Beach, just a short drive away, where soft sandy stretches invite families to relax and enjoy the gentle waves. Kids can build sandcastles while parents unwind at one of the nearby cafés, soaking in the sea breeze. For a bit of history mixed with seaside charm, head to the nearby ancient ruins of the Old Abbey, where you can stroll through the grounds and imagine the stories of yesteryear. If you're feeling adventurous, why not try out some water sports at Laytown, just a stone's throw from Drogheda, where you can enjoy thrilling activities like surfing or paddleboarding. As the sun sets, the picturesque views along the Boyne River offer perfect photo opportunities, especially from the iconic Boyne Viaduct. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying in the lively town centre, which provides easy access to both the beach and local attractions. Here, you'll find hotels that offer family-friendly amenities, attentive service, and a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that your stay is both relaxing and enjoyable. With convenient transport links, exploring the nearby coastline becomes a delightful part of your holiday experience.

Top Drogheda Hotel Reviews

Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport

Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport

8/10 Good
"Convenient but extremely tiny room."
Natalie 1-night trip
Posted 6 hours ago
Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport
Grand Hotel

Grand Hotel

8/10 Good
"No air conditioning"
Robert 1-night trip
Posted 4 days ago
Grand Hotel
White Sands Hotel

White Sands Hotel

10/10 Excellent
"Great location and beautiful scenery"
Linda 1-night trip
Posted 5 days ago
White Sands Hotel

Frequently asked questions

Which area of Drogheda is best to stay in for beaches?
The best area to stay in Drogheda for beaches is Laytown, just a short drive south of the town centre.Laytown is a coastal village known for its extensive sandy beach, which is popular for walking and swimming. The area is quite spread out, with many houses and a few local shops and eateries dotted along the main road that runs parallel to the coastline. It's a nice, open area with direct access to the Irish Sea.This area is particularly well-suited for families. The wide, sandy beach provides plenty of space for children to play, build sandcastles, and enjoy the sea without feeling crowded.
How much does a beach hotel in Drogheda cost?
Prices for beach hotels in Drogheda vary, but you can find a great deal from £92 on Expedia. You're likely to find lower rates if you're travelling during the off-peak season or mid-week. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for our cheapest rates.
What is the best time of year to stay in a beach hotel in Drogheda?
The most popular time to stay in a beach hotel in Drogheda is during July and August. These months offer the warmest weather, with average temperatures around 18-20°C, providing ideal conditions for enjoying the coastal scenery and local beaches like those in nearby Bettystown or Laytown. This period sees vibrant activity around the seaside towns, great for families looking to make the most of the summer holidays. The longer daylight hours are great for leisurely strolls along the shore or exploring the Boyne Valley's historic sites. With all local attractions and beachside amenities fully operational, it's a time of convenience and lively option.For those seeking a slightly different experience, June presents a fantastic alternative. While still offering wonderfully pleasant weather, with temperatures often reaching 16-18°C, it's a time when you may find better value on premium beach hotels and it can be easier to secure reservations for popular dining spots.
What beach activities should we do in Drogheda?
The best beach activities in Drogheda involve exploring the offerings at Mornington Beach and Clogherhead Beach.Mornington Beach, located at the mouth of the River Boyne, is a good spot for a relaxing day out. The beach itself is a long stretch of sand, ideal for gentle strolls and enjoying the coastal air. Visitors can explore the Maiden Tower, a historic navigation marker that stands prominently on the dunes, offering a glimpse into the area's maritime past. This beach is particularly well-suited for families looking for a calm environment with space for children to play and explore the natural surroundings.Clogherhead Beach, a Blue Flag beach, is another excellent option, known for its clean waters and scenic views. It's located north of Drogheda and is popular for swimming and coastal walks. The village of Clogherhead itself is a working fishing village, so you'll often see fishing boats in the harbour. Couples looking for a picturesque walk can enjoy the cliff path that offers expansive views of the Irish Sea and the Cooley Mountains in the distance.
Can I cancel my beach hotel reservation on Expedia?
Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right beach hotel in Drogheda for you.
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Is it cheaper to book flights and a beach hotel in Drogheda as a package?
Booking a beach hotel and flight package on Expedia can be cheaper than booking flights and hotels separately. Savings vary depending on factors like destination, travel dates, and availability, so it's wise to compare options. With access to over 300,000 hotels worldwide, Expedia makes it easy to build the perfect travel package. *Savings vary and are not available on all flight and hotel bookings.

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