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"Lovely hotel. Second stay here on trip to Ireland with friends. Clean, well appointed rooms with very comfortable beds and pillow. Tea and coffee in the room. If staying in a lodge, there is a small fridge and microwave in the common area room. This time we stayed in a lodge versus a cottage. Both were great, but if you can get one of 2 cottages - Do it! Food at the restaurant was good, we had breakfast daily. Staff were great.Grounds were wonderful. Would stay here again. Make sure you have a UK power adapter as the standard European one won't work. There is an electronics store across the street from the Trim Castle where you can buy one for about 15 euros."

"Room was clean and comfortable. The food at the restaurant downstairs was lovely and the people were welcoming!"

"One of the best places we've stayed at. Everything was shiny and clean. Huge room. Bus stop to/from Dublin and the airport bus are literally right outside the hotel. Restaurant staff fixed us breakfast boxes to take with us when we had to leave early for an early flight! Highly recommended!"

"Great sit down service breakfast, great food. Really good dinner menu and friendly staff."

"Lovely clean room, staff very helpful "

"Host was welcoming and greeted us upon arriving after a long trip to the estate. It was a quiet place to decompress before our holiday ended."

"We enjoyed our stay. The staff were helpful, the breakfast was very good and the location was ideal for us. We enjoyed the walking trails in Trim. "

"The room was excellent and the host was great! Excellent breakfast too!"

"Our hosts, Sue and Dave met us as soon as we arrived. They were amazing, Dave brought wood and lit a cosy fire, Sue brought coffee and a pot of tea. What a welcome! They even gave us a private tour of their home in the castle and the outbuildings. We were given the freedom to walk anywhere in the entire estate. Help was even provided when our Sat Nav was acting up. We could have spent our whole vacation there, and were very sad when we had to leave."