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The Hotel

Surrounded by the tranquil scenery of Trim, the four-star  Knightsbrook Hotel welcomes guests with a spacious, elegant lobby with opulent chandeliers and over 180 acres of manicured parkland. The on-site championship golf course makes for a great spot to enjoy the outdoors and practice the swing, while other facilities include a fully equipped gym and a swimming pool.

The hotel offers accommodation in the individually designed bedrooms which feature elegant furnishings, flat-screen TVs, and en suite bathrooms. Guests can also take advantage of the room service.

A selection of Irish and international treats can be savoured at the Rococo Restaurant, while the Terrace Lounge offers drinks, light bites, and scenic views of the area. The well-stock Swifts Bar keeps thirsts under control.

Guests can indulge in relaxation at the on-site spa which offers an array of beauty treatments, massages, and holistic therapies and boasts tropical showers, salt grotto, essence steam rooms, and a herbal sauna.

Groupon’s Guide To Co. Meath

The many rivers which crisscross the county offer plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, including a spot of salmon fishing.

Guests may explore the quaint high streets, and cosy pubs of the local villages, or for bigger-city exploits make the short car journey to shopping centres based on the M50 surrounding Dublin. In the capital, guests are invited to visit the grand vaults of the Old Library, while insight into Irish heritage may be unearthed at Glasnevin Cemetery Museum. Travellers may also wander through the landscaped gardens of St Stephen’s Green, join the students strolling in the gardens of Trinity College, or marvel at the atmospheric insides of the Christ Church cathedral.

Groupon’s Guide to County Meath

Named after the historic Kingdom of Meath, the county is the 2nd largest of Leinster’s 12 counties in size and houses a total of eighteen historical baronies.

County Meath is also colloquially known as “The Royal County” due to its history as the seat of the High King of Ireland. The archaeological complex of Brú na Bóinne refers to the area within the bend of the River Boyne which contains one of the world’s most important prehistoric landscapes, includes the burial sites of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth, and was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.