Find hotels near Swords Golf Club, Swords from NT$2,783

"The room was very clean, service was awesome, and the bed was incredibly comfortable!"

"We had stayed at the Clayton DUB in the past and had the opportunity to stay again, as we loved it before. We were highly disappointed that the restaurant removed its regional Irish options. We had chowder and fish and chips, which were good, but not what we were looking forward to. The Holiday Inn next door has become a boarding location for asylum seekers and is filled with immigrants and you definitely do not want to go near there. Otherwise, we had a lovely visit."

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"Our room was cozy and very quiet. The public rooms were comfortable and the kitchen was available if you wanted to heat up meals. 10 minute walk and you were in a lovely village with lots of shops and restaurants near the beach and marina. Quick drive to the airport. Good transportation into Dublin. "

"The check-in email got blocked as Spam and I emailed, texted and called the property several times seeking information. Nobody ever responded. We sat in our car in the sun in the parking lot for several hours waiting for check-in help. Finally figured it out by ourselves after finding the email in spam folder. The place sleeps 5, but the couch only seats 2 comfortably. They boast of cereal and stuff available. No, there isn’t. No smart TV, only basic cable which seemed to have OLD sitcoms or cartoons for children. No place to plug a hair dryer in anywhere near a mirror. I stood facing a wall in the bedroom and had to hope I was drying it correctly. The whole place had an odd smell, like dirty water. They had a strong deodoriser plugged into the wall, but when I unplugged it to use the outlet, the apartment was soon overtaken with the bad smell."

"The Homestay Room was clean and modern. It is close to a petrol station convience store. A pub and take away is in walking distance. Ciara checked me in and was accomodating. I had difficulty using the house key and shower controls due to my infamiliarity. All said I enjoyed my stay in Ballyboughal. "