Stone Lodge

Stone Lodge is a countryside B&B near Navan that blends a historic stone-house feel with a calm, garden-led stay.

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Character and setting: The property is a neo-Gothic stone house dating to around 1840, set on landscaped grounds with patios plus an orchard and kitchen gardens, which gives the stay a relaxed, rural pace.

Rooms and in-room basics: Guest rooms are en-suite and include tea/coffee-making facilities, aiming for an easy, self-contained base after a day out around Navan and County Meath.

Breakfast experience: Breakfast is a standout part of the stay, with a cooked-to-order approach and home-baked treats often featured as a finishing touch.

Shared spaces for downtime: For longer stays, guests can use a family sitting room with a wood-burning stove and TV, a welcome option for unwinding on cooler evenings.

Practical amenities: Free parking, WiFi, and on-site EV charging add convenience, especially for road-trippers using Stone Lodge as a base for day drives.

What’s nearby (and why it matters): The location works well for wedding guests heading to Ballymagarvey Village, and it’s also within reach of Slane Castle and the Hill of Slane for easy half-day outings from the B&B.

Roadside location: The B&B sits by a busy road, so crossing with luggage or walking nearby may feel less comfortable than at more secluded properties.

Not in central Navan: Although often described as “Navan area,” it’s outside town, so having a car is typically important for dining and evening plans.

Pros	Cons
Historic house, gardens, and a peaceful rural feel	Busy-road setting may reduce walkability
En-suite rooms, WiFi, parking, EV charging	Outside Navan; a car is often needed
Cooked-to-order breakfast with home baking	Surroundings are more “base for drives” than town-center

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