Book Oldcastle hotels

If you'd like to vacation in Oldcastle, book a room as early as possible, because there's not a wide range of hotel choices close to Oldcastle's heart.

Oldcastle isn't famed as being accommodation-central, however, the Rockfield B&B is close to the centre of town and should please most travellers.

The Mullingar Park Hotel is positioned 30 kilometres from the main part of Oldcastle. Or, alternatively, the Radisson Blu Farnham Estate Hotel, Cavan can be found 30 kilometres away. The Cavan Crystal Hotel and also the Mc Cormack's Guesthouse are two alternative places to book accommodation in Oldcastle.

After you've hung out in Oldcastle for a while, be sure to set aside a few more days to discover East Coast and Midlands's many other delights. East Coast and Midlands is known for beaches, as well as common East Coast and Midlands attractions like the castles, old towns and historic mansions. Visitors in this section of Ireland commonly enjoy mountain biking.

Spend the day exploring the Hill of Tara and Bective Abbey, which you'll find in Navan, 35 kilometres to the southeast of Oldcastle. The Ash Cottage and Ardboyne Hotel are some of the great apartment and hotel options in Navan. Alternatively, you could stay in Ashbourne, 55 kilometres to the southeast of Oldcastle, where you can choose from the Pillo Hotel Ashbourne and Aisling Guest House. Regardless of whether you're passing through or spending a few nights in Ashbourne, be sure to visit the Tayto Park and Ashbourne Golf Club.

If watching sport is your passion, head to 3Arena, which is 75 kilometres to the southeast of Oldcastle. The The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel and the InterContinental Dublin are good options if you hope to get amongst it.

If you are transiting into or out of Dublin Airport and would prefer to stay nearby, try the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport or the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dublin Airport.