- Ardán Collective has purchased the Castle Arch Hotel in Trim, County Meath
- The three-star property has 21 en-suite bedrooms and three dining spaces
- The hotel sits within walking distance of Trim Castle
- The new owners plan investments to expand accommodation and add wellness
- The existing team of 75 staff will be retained
Ardán Collective has acquired the Castle Arch Hotel in Trim, County Meath, from the Cusack Hotel Group. The independent Irish hospitality group purchased the three-star deluxe hotel for an undisclosed sum. The transition marks the end of a 23-year tenure for the Cusack family. The hotel has 21 en-suite bedrooms and three dining spaces and sits within walking distance of Trim Castle.
Ardán Collective confirmed it will be business as usual for the existing team of 75 employees led by general manager Danny Connell. The buyout expands Ardán Collective’s footprint in County Meath, adding to its existing local portfolio which includes Bellinter House Hotel and Spa.
Ardán Collective CEO Sheila O’Riordan reported the group plans to inject fresh investment into the hotel. Future development ambitions include expanding the current accommodation offering and introducing health and wellness spaces. The hotel will also be integrated into the Original Irish Hotels collection starting in 2027.
Sheila O’Riordan shared “The group plans to inject fresh investment into the hotel with future development ambitions including accommodation growth and wellness offerings.”
