Windsor Lodge, Drogheda

This place was busy-- I can't imagine that the owner can't afford to upgrade the worn linens and towels. Traffic noise from the busy road made it difficult to fall asleep. There was a moldy smell in the kitchenette and the bathroom. Unfortunately, even though the breakfast staff were very accommodating, everything smelled as though it was wiped down and washed with sour sponges. I couldn't even drink my tea because of the smell. The breakfast could not compare in quality to other B+Bs where we stayed in rural Ireland.

Stayed here our last two nights in Ireland as it was a straight shot down the highway to Dublin airport. This was the only town we saw in 23 days that seemed depressed. The B&B was good and in a better part of town but on a busy street. We wouldn't go to that town (Drogheda) again. We had a hard time even finding an open restaurant.

Not at all what I expected after reading the online reviews. Hard to find the entrance driving in. Shower in our room did not work at all. Some of the electrical outlets did not work. Quality of breakfast food was not that great but our server was very nice. I would not stay here again.

Best way to start off my history study trip. I felt at home immediately. The hosts are friendly and interesting. John was a wonderful source of historic knowledge. Olive provides an excellent breakfast in a beautiful dining room. I was able to visit all the sites I had planned without confusion and thoroughly enjoyed the town. I even made a trip to the Irish Sea. If ever I can get back to Ireland, I’ll be sure to visit John and Olive again.

We had a wonderful time at this B&B. The location is perfect for visits to sites in Drogheda and the Boyne Valley. The owner is friendly and the staff is helpful. The rooms are very comfortable and the breakfast was really nice too.