| off the m3, this understated, family-run guesthouse is 1. check-in time: 4:00 pm. a complimentary full irish breakfast is provided. the 7 traditional rooms feature en suite bathrooms and flat-screen tvs, plus work desks, free wifi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. the b&b also features gardens and a patio with seating. 2 km from the town of navan and 49 km from dublin airport
Dublin Airport 38 min
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