Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Resort
Review
I don’t feature big-name chains for a reason: I want places where you’re more than a booking reference. Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Resort, proudly part of the locally family-owned Cusack Group, delivers exactly that. Set in Co. Meath, it offers a generous choice of rooms, quiet, comfortable and finished with an easy Irish warmth. The spa is a revelation: tranquil pools, expert therapists and rituals that leave you float-light and ready for a slow, hand-in-hand stroll. The team understand hospitality at a human scale, thoughtful, never fussy and they seem to enjoy saying yes. Stay on site for golf, dining and unhurried coffees; step out to explore Trim, the Boyne Valley and a countryside made for lingering. Dublin is an easy drive when you want the bustle, yet returning here feels like exhaling. Best of all, value holds its own, staying here spares you the eye-watering prices across the capital.
- Top 100 Review
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Dublin Road
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Trim, Co. Meath
, C15 WYF4
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