Right in the centre of drogheda, free parking, easy to locate. Staff were friendly and helpful, restaurant/bar was busy nights we stayed due to Christmas party season, but didn’t bother us.
Hotel while centre is in keeping with the historical building and does not have a lift, and isn’t wheelchair friendly. Lovely decor and spotless. Would stay again if going to drogheda
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Very nice upmarket restaurant in the Westcourt hotel. Must book
Food is excellent, lots of choice, service is excellent. Nice atmosphere, comfortable and not too expensive
They have Tapas and regular menus.
Booked for two nights room only. It’s the smallest room I’ve ever stayed in. Looks like an attic conversion. But they forgot to install any sound insulation between the rooms.
Had to call reception at 0430 to ask them to get next door to turn their tv down!
It needed a good dusting too.
Great location for easy access to the town, carpark right behind the hotel. Rooms are adequate, good shower but cramped bed space. Popular for bar food but be warned, there are tv screens everywhere but all showing the same thing !!
Stayed for three nights whilst playing golf in the area. Perfect location in the middle of town, easy walking to all the bars and restaurants.
Good size rooms, comfy beds, good food and good bar downstairs.
Would be 5 star, however shower was atrocious - hot/cold/hot/cold/no water/water - mentioned it at reception and they knew about it but dismissed it “oh we get that a lot!!”
Still highly recommended.
We truly enjoyed our stay at Westcourt Hotel. The rooms were large and comfortable, the bathrooms are amazing, and every member of the staff with whom we interacted was friendly and helpful. Sarah at the front desk should be particularly commended - she was incredibly gracious and very tuned-in and aware. Give Sarah a raise in pay!
One point to emphasize is that this is very definitely not a handicap-accessible building. There is a flight of stairs from the carpark to the main level, and all of the sleeping rooms are at least one flight of stairs up from the lobby. There is no lift in the building. Wheelchair users, and those for whom multiple flights of stairs are a problem, should look elsewhere. My assumption is that the building predates the statutes that require accessibility and was grandfathered in, but it is surprising and a bit troubling that in 2019, an entire hotel is inaccessible to a significant part of the population. This is the reason for the four-star rating; otherwise, I would give Westcourt Hotel five stars.
