Located in County Meath, Ireland and surrounded by extensive private grounds, Pillo Hotel Ashbourne ex Marriott Ashbourne boasts 148 en-suite rooms, a restaurant, bar/lounge in addition to a fully-equipped leisure centre and conference facilities. The rooms feature flat-screen TV’s, tea and coffee facilities, hairdryers, desks, safes, iron and ironing boards and free Wi-Fi. Guests at Hotel Pillo Hotel Ashbourne ex Marriott Ashbourne can take full advantage of the hotel’s leisure facilities and go for an invigorating swim in the heated indoor-pool and for those just wishing to relax there are numerous specialist body treatments to choose from. A wide variety of dishes are served at the Grill 21 Restaurant whilst guests can enjoy light snacks and a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at the bar. St Patrick’s Cathedral and Dublin Zoo are a short drive away from the hotel. The National Gallery of Ireland is 16.6 miles away.
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Guests were pleased to find that there was plenty for them to do at the hotel during their spare time. Many visited the leisure centre where they could have a swim in the pool or a relaxing dip in the Jacuzzi. The spa facilities have been described as clean and spacious and those who had massages or facials said that they thoroughly enjoyed their treatment.
Those who wanted to visit Dublin as well as some of the many attractions such as Tayto Park found the hotel’s location extremely convenient. The town centre of Ashbourne with its many shops and restaurants is only a short drive away whilst the hotel is also close to the main motorway.
There are lots of organised activities for children including a kids club and a kids’ disco which many parents found very convenient. Those travelling with young children felt extremely well looked after and said that they would gladly return.
Some guests said that the hotel’s communal rooms including the lounge and the bar were looking rather tired and dated and were in need of modernisation. Tatty looking upholstery and worn carpets were just some of the issues raised by the disappointed guests.
Loud music and noise from the function rooms which often went on until the early hours prevented some guests from getting a good night’s sleep. Guests whose rooms were closest to the bar and the disco seemed to be the worst affected.
The bar has been described as small and cramped with not enough seating which made some guests reluctant to spend much time there. Guests also observed that the bar was often very busy but that there was only one member of staff serving.
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