"Location was good, but need to taxi to get to main attractions. Food was ok, just mediocre for a bnb. The beds/pillows need updating. Pillows were like pancakes. Carpets in the main gathering area and stairs need cleaning. Overall a pleasant stay and quiet."
"Location was good, but need to taxi to get to main attractions. Food was ok, just mediocre for a bnb. The beds/pillows need updating. Pillows were like pancakes. Carpets in the main gathering area and stairs need cleaning. Overall a pleasant stay and quiet."
"Our stay was amazing - the food was so delicious. We would highly recommend this place to stay while you visit Ireland - perfect driving distance to Dublin.
They were also very helpful in letting us know things to see while in the area but also when we left headed to Limerick gave us excellent things to see on the way.
The owner and staff went over and above 😁👍"
"Our stay was amazing - the food was so delicious. We would highly recommend this place to stay while you visit Ireland - perfect driving distance to Dublin.
They were also very helpful in letting us know things to see while in the area but also when we left headed to Limerick gave us excellent things to see on the way.
The owner and staff went over and above 😁👍"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Explore the medieval towers and lush gardens of Malahide Castle, where guided tours reveal centuries of fascinating history. Marina visitors can sail Dublin Bay's waters or enjoy fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants while watching colorful boats bob in the harbor.
Bright and clean and the owners are very nice. Fantastic breakfast served with a smile. Our room was small but had everything we needed at the end of a busy day exploring the area.
Bright and clean and the owners are very nice. Fantastic breakfast served with a smile. Our room was small but had everything we needed at the end of a busy day exploring the area.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 27, 2019Reviewed September 27, 2019
I stayed three nights in early December at the end of my trip to Ireland. I had a rental car, and could park it in their small lot off the street right in front of the door. The next day it was easy to drive past the airport toward Northern Ireland for sightseeing. But to visit Dublin center the following day, Tom the host suggested taking the bus rather than trying to drive in and park. The bus stop was right across the street and took me directly in. Then I had a great day walking around,...
I stayed three nights in early December at the end of my trip to Ireland. I had a rental car, and could park it in their small lot off the street right in front of the door. The next day it was easy to drive past the airport toward Northern Ireland for sightseeing. But to visit Dublin center the following day, Tom the host suggested taking the bus rather than trying to drive in and park. The bus stop was right across the street and took me directly in. Then I had a great day walking around,...
Sharon
Reviewed December 11, 2016Reviewed December 11, 2016
Although a bit cumbersome with luggage on the bus, we chose this place due to accessibility to the airport and Dublin using the bus system. Hosts were very welcoming and attentive with good suggestions (we enjoyed eating at Fagans). Location convenient to a Tesco which we needed when luggage was delayed. Host provided a filling continental breakfast along with the best gluten free bread I've ever had. Beautiful flowers in garden space.
Although a bit cumbersome with luggage on the bus, we chose this place due to accessibility to the airport and Dublin using the bus system. Hosts were very welcoming and attentive with good suggestions (we enjoyed eating at Fagans). Location convenient to a Tesco which we needed when luggage was delayed. Host provided a filling continental breakfast along with the best gluten free bread I've ever had. Beautiful flowers in garden space.
Hotel with character and good location within easy walking distance of shopping and attractions. The staff was extremely accommodating and helpful the entire time of my stay, making my visit to Ireland that much more enjoyable. Continental breakfast was a plus!
Hotel with character and good location within easy walking distance of shopping and attractions. The staff was extremely accommodating and helpful the entire time of my stay, making my visit to Ireland that much more enjoyable. Continental breakfast was a plus!
CONRAD
Reviewed November 22, 2016Reviewed November 22, 2016
Awesome stay. Super cool people. The best breakfast! Close to many sites I wanted to see and my now favorite pub is down the road. Easy half hour drive to the airport !!! Would stay here again 💯
Awesome stay. Super cool people. The best breakfast! Close to many sites I wanted to see and my now favorite pub is down the road. Easy half hour drive to the airport !!! Would stay here again 💯
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When is the best time to book a Bed and Breakfast in Malahide?
The best time to book a B&B in Malahide is during the late spring and early summer months, particularly in June. This period sees the peak tourist activity as visitors flock to enjoy the charming coastal town’s beautiful scenery and delightful weather. With temperatures typically ranging from the mid-50s to the low 70s Fahrenheit, it’s an ideal time for outdoor exploration, whether you're strolling along the picturesque seafront or visiting the historic Malahide Castle and its stunning gardens.
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