D Hotel

About D Hotel

The D Hotel is ideally located on the south bank of the river Boyne in the heart of Drogheda town centre. Just 30 minutes from Dublin International Airport and 1 1/2 hours from Belfast City Airport. The hotel is easily accessible by car, rail or bus services. The D is a stylish new hotel offering traditional hospitality and clean, contemporary design. This impressive waterfront development offers panoramic views from the upper levels over the Boyne Valley and historic town centre. The hotels engaging interiors feature an abundance of glass, leather and woods with natural luxuriant colours, contributing to the atmosphere of warmth and comfort. The D lounge, bar and restaurant are located on the ground floor and open onto riverside terraces and promenade. Adjacent to the hotel is the new Scotch Hall Shopping Centre with pedestrian bridge linking the hotel to the historic town centre making it ideal for shopping and exploring the sites and sounds of Drogheda. NO requests for additional pax. Including children can be accommodated in rooms where maximum occupancy has been filled.

The D Hotel is ideally situated just 30 minutes drive from Dublin Internatinal Airport and 40 minutes from Dublin city centre. 1 1/2 hours north of Drogheda is Belfast city and International Airport. The hotel is superbly located on the Boyne rivers south bank, in the heart of Drogheda town and within a minutes walking distance of the historic town centre. It is adjacent to the new Scotch Hall shopping centre, riverside terraces and promenades. A host of entertainment options are accessible within walking distance from the hotel including traditional Irish pubs and restaurants. Drogheda is described as the Gateway to the Boyne Valley, an area steeped in ancient history. Less than 10kms from the hotel is the World Heritage sites and megalithic passage tombs of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. Within a 30km radius, visitors to the area can experience the historic sites of the Hill of Tara, Monasterboice High Cross and Round Tower and Old Bridge, the site of the Battle of the Boyne.