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Accommodations | 761 properties |
Popular hotel | Red Cow Moran Hotel |
Popular area | Dublin City Center |
Nightly rates from | $10 |
Airport | Dublin Airport |
Reasons to visit | Sightseeing, Nightlife, Shopping |
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The location was great! Very close to the old city center, north of the River Liffey. This is the oldest hotel in Dublin so don't expect anything super modern and fancy, but the hotel definitely has character and a strong sense of history. There's a traditional Irish restaurant in the basement, and the breakfast was really great! Definitely recommend it if you have ti...

This was an awesome spot to stay in Dublin. You can take the airlink bus from the airport here, or a taxi. They allowed us early check in as our room was ready. The staff members were all extremely knowledgeable and willing to go out of their way to answer our questions and help plan activities. Our room was clean and comfortable. You have to pay for breakfast but the...

My wife and I had an early flight out of Dublin, so we decided to stay somewhere close to the airport just to be safe. We rented a car the day before our flight, drove all over southern Ireland, and decided to check-in to the hotel first, then drop off the rental. It took us an hour and a half to find the hotel. The hotel is out of the way a bit, bu once we got there, ...

Friendly staff that were thoughtful and helpful and would ask if we needed anything. Amazing breakfast each morning served continental style but with hot food available and a lot of choices. The rooms are spacious, clean, comfortable. The location was perfect for covering the different sights around Dublin. It was a good central location. Communication with the hotel w...

Elegant hotel and an excellent location within walking distance to much of historical Dublin including Trinity College, River Liffey, St Stephen's Green, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick's and so much more. Everyone on the staff was helpful, friendly and courteous. I had issues with my phone company failing me completely with no international phone services. Fr...

Its my first time to stay in hotel in Dublin. And I travel with my 4-5yrs boy. He really like the hotel. The price is cheap compare to what you get. The room is clean. There are everything you need from staying over night, shower, bathtub, ironing, tea/Coffee. Its very good location. There is bus stop front of hotel. Or you can walk to tram station only 1station away f...

This hotel is my favourite hotel in Dublin. It was usually too expensive for me but I took advantage of a recent deal for weekends. It is just perfect. Honestly. It's beautiful. It's next to the canal on a quiet road. It's 10 minutes walk from the city centre. It's next to the new train called the LUAS which is so convenient. The breakfast is just perfect, perfect. The...

Loved our Stay here. Was very central to everything in Dublin within a 10-15 minute walk max (3 minutes to temple bar). Was great for busses. Staff there went above and beyond. The guy who works overnight very helpful and always a willing to lend a hand. Called multiple places for us and reccomended places. Girl who worked PM was willing to help out as well. Asked for ...

We booked our room at the Morrison based on the reviews here at Agoda. It had good reviews and everything that was said was true. Great location! Everything is walking distance (i.e. Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral to name a few). There were a lot of good restaurants near by as well. We only had two days in Dublin and this hotel allowed us to maximi...

At first glance, the visitor's impression of the hotel's location is that this area of Dublin is in need of investment and enhancement. However, don't let that dissuade you from booking! The premises are well-cared for and clean, with a good lift to the upper room levels and a secure car park exclusive to residents. Bedrooms are spacious, very quiet and well-appoint...

Now a regular hotel to stay at as it is in a great location for the sea views and shops but also not far from Dublin without the Dublin hotel prices. Great food in the hotel but also less expensive food and drink outside nearby. Room and bathroom clean and quick Housekeeping.Value for money.

We recently toured Ireland and chose Dublin as our final stop. We opted to stay at the Gresham without reading any reviews, but based merely on location preference and standards of service as advertised by the hotel. We always prefer to stay at hotels that can offer high quality room service, fine breakfast, laundry facilities, wireless internet, 24-hour reception and ...

The Hotel is right in the centre of Dublin. The staff is exceptionally professional. A special mention goes to Mr Ali (Duty Manager) who took great interest to see that an issue which cropped up (not out of the hotel's fault) would be settled to our satisfaction. He succeeded. Front officer (Elise) was also particularly caring to our needs. Cleanliness is second t...

A touch away from the centre of Dublin, but what a perfect place to get away from it all. Truly a mansion with huge gardens that invite strolling, reading, relaxing. The grounds are complemented with an old - fashioned restaurant with its own interior garden, unbelievably attentive and friendly staff, very large rooms...

We arrived late afternoon and fortunately 'beat the check-in queue'. Our room was quite large and well appointed. The weather was quite windy and we were kept awake with the sound of the wind on the windows. Perhaps this is a normal weather pattern for Dublin Airport. We had planned to have a quiet meal to end off our holiday in Ireland; however the only meal servi...

The hotel is ideally located as it so near the National Concert Hall, St Stephen's Gardens, Grafton Street and all the main attractions of Dublin. The room, breakfast, dinner and service were all of an exemplary standard. All the staff were welcomimng and professional It was a pleasure to stay there.

Lovely hotel , really big rooms and comfy beds. Excellent breakfast ( though switch pancake machine off too early !) . Staff very helpful and friendly even when my daughters backlpack was lost (and subsequently found ) when we left in the hotel luggage hold . Whilst location not far from Dublin the traffic makes it a longer journey and on average €25-30 which mount...

Stayed here for a week's business trip. Handy location for walking in to town (also close to tourist destinations if you're planning that). Apartment is very spacious for Dublin - separate bedroom, bathroom and living room / kitchen. Only downsides were: - Could do with more power sockets & in better locations in the living room (for laptop & phone charging) - Shower w...

The location is great - very close to bus to City Center. If you are going to travel there, make sure to go on line early and get the visitor Leap pass for the public transportation. The room was nice, the shower was very slick...we ended up putting towels down in it to not slip. Breakfast was good, but it would have been nice to know that I didn't have to order t...

My partner and I recently had a one night stay in the riverhouse hotel and we honestly cannot wait to go back. The hotel itself just oozes character, from the antique furniture pieces to the warmth of the open fire in the foyer. Such an amazing refreshing change from most of the modern establishments i have recently stayed in. The food was exceptional especially the ...

When our short staylocation fell through in Belfast and we couldn't get anywhere close by to stay, Ibis in Dublin added a night on to our previously booked 1 night stay and accommodated us for a 2nd night. We arrived after 11:00 pm and there wasn't any issue. We liked the clean, simple room, comfortable bed, great breakfast and menu options and the friendly staff. Alth...

It's was pleasure to stay here, almost all was near perfect. But there is always something you may count as a minus. And CP Dublin Northwood has it of course. It's outdated big TV set inside the buffet. Because I stayed here alone and only for 1 night, for me it was not a big problem, but if you travel as couple or as family you can't just sit and watch TV in your ...
Cheapest hotels in Dublin

this hostel is located in smithfield squre in dublin right next to the old jameson distiller. right across from the street were a pretty nice pizza restaurant and a great cinema. it's a hostel with at least 3 star hotel facilities. i would say its probably the best hostel i've stayed so far.

Our stay at Donnybrook Hall was just fantastic, our first day in Dublin and they made us feel so so welcomed and explained where there was things to see and transport etc., they got to now us and spent the time making us feel very welcomed. The breakfast was stunning and so very filling, Terry the manager was also very welcoming and wanting to get to now us also which ...

When our short staylocation fell through in Belfast and we couldn't get anywhere close by to stay, Ibis in Dublin added a night on to our previously booked 1 night stay and accommodated us for a 2nd night. We arrived after 11:00 pm and there wasn't any issue. We liked the clean, simple room, comfortable bed, great breakfast and menu options and the friendly staff. Alth...

It's was pleasure to stay here, almost all was near perfect. But there is always something you may count as a minus. And CP Dublin Northwood has it of course. It's outdated big TV set inside the buffet. Because I stayed here alone and only for 1 night, for me it was not a big problem, but if you travel as couple or as family you can't just sit and watch TV in your ...

My guide book for Dublin stated that the Harding Hotel was good value for the money - approximately 100 euros per night. When I booked, it was $250 for one night. I should have cancelled when I noticed the discrepancy, but I was short on time, and didn't, my fault! Definitely NOT a $250/per night hotel!!

We would always come back in Dublin. Portmarnock is a lovely village as Ireland is a lovely country. We just wanted a place to rest after a long walk in Dublin. And the hotel was nice as were the people that made our accommodation a memorable one. The buses come every 30 min but it cost us 3.3 p.p. each trip. We would have preferred to stay in the center but then how ...

hi we stayed here for one night. the hotel was very well located. we came from cork and it was on the main cork dublin road. we used the leisure centre which was clean and safe for children. the room was big and even though it was over the road, it wasn't noisy. i would recommend this hotel

My wife and I had an early flight out of Dublin, so we decided to stay somewhere close to the airport just to be safe. We rented a car the day before our flight, drove all over southern Ireland, and decided to check-in to the hotel first, then drop off the rental. It took us an hour and a half to find the hotel. The hotel is out of the way a bit, bu once we got there, ...

For a Dublin hotel the main disadvantage is the distance from the centre of the city. However the Luas tram reduces journey time to about 40 minutes. The hotel is spacious with a good bar but like most bars in Ireland there are televisions turned on with no sound - moving wall paper. The adjacent busy roads mkes some rooms noisy.

The Hotel is right in the centre of Dublin. The staff is exceptionally professional. A special mention goes to Mr Ali (Duty Manager) who took great interest to see that an issue which cropped up (not out of the hotel's fault) would be settled to our satisfaction. He succeeded. Front officer (Elise) was also particularly caring to our needs. Cleanliness is second t...

Now a regular hotel to stay at as it is in a great location for the sea views and shops but also not far from Dublin without the Dublin hotel prices. Great food in the hotel but also less expensive food and drink outside nearby. Room and bathroom clean and quick Housekeeping.Value for money.

The best things to say about this hotel are that it is very close to the Dublin airport, it has a nice restaurant with good food, and the people at the front desk are very helpful. However, in all other ways this hotel did not meet my expectations, especially considering the high price of over $240 per night for a very small and cheap looking room. The double room...

The location is perfect, within walking distance to just about every major attraction in Dublin. Staff were very friendly, helpful and accommodating. Very much like home away from home. Breakfast are the cream on top, 5 star quality. Will definitely stay there again if we’re back in Dublin.

At first glance, the visitor's impression of the hotel's location is that this area of Dublin is in need of investment and enhancement. However, don't let that dissuade you from booking! The premises are well-cared for and clean, with a good lift to the upper room levels and a secure car park exclusive to residents. Bedrooms are spacious, very quiet and well-appoint...

we were looking for a castle stay for our last night in dublin and came across clontarf castle which seemed perfect, enroute to the airport, less than1 hr away from dublin city center which we were putting up. perhaps we were expectin too much but it turns out that only the lobby and its frontage were part of the original clontarf castle. the rooms were no different fr...

Met Claire to collect the keys,she kindly helped me with all my luggage to the apartment ( I had lots as I had travelled from Asia for a 2 month stay in Europe). The apartment was a great size with all the comforts needed.Plus the location was excellent with the Luas outside and food shops and restaurents around.Walkable to George's Dock and Connoly station.On departur...

We came back to Dublin the last day of our stay in Ireland. As we had to get the plane at 6 am the next day, we looked for something close to the airport. This hotel was easy to reach by bus from the city centre. Our room was comfortable and clean, the staff was very helpful and attentive. There is (well working) free wifi, a bistro with reasonable prices on the ground...

I used the Airport Holiday Inn Express as my base hotel while visiting Dublin. The 20 minute bus ride to downtown and major sights was about $2 each way. Buses are frequent - about every 15 minutes. The hotel is new, modern, and very comfortable -- at a savings vs. staying downtown for the same quality. It is part of a combination of three things -- The Holiday I...

Overall the hotel was ok. Not high end be adequate. If you have to do early check in make sure you call first before booking. It is tough to get in your room early. You can leave your luggage with the concierge if you can't check in early. The room was ok as well but has a few flaws. 1. When other guess leave their door slams shut with is a bit annoying when it wakes y...

Lovely hotel , really big rooms and comfy beds. Excellent breakfast ( though switch pancake machine off too early !) . Staff very helpful and friendly even when my daughters backlpack was lost (and subsequently found ) when we left in the hotel luggage hold . Whilst location not far from Dublin the traffic makes it a longer journey and on average €25-30 which mount...
4-star hotels in Dublin

My wife and I had an early flight out of Dublin, so we decided to stay somewhere close to the airport just to be safe. We rented a car the day before our flight, drove all over southern Ireland, and decided to check-in to the hotel first, then drop off the rental. It took us an hour and a half to find the hotel. The hotel is out of the way a bit, bu once we got there, ...

Friendly staff that were thoughtful and helpful and would ask if we needed anything. Amazing breakfast each morning served continental style but with hot food available and a lot of choices. The rooms are spacious, clean, comfortable. The location was perfect for covering the different sights around Dublin. It was a good central location. Communication with the hotel w...

Elegant hotel and an excellent location within walking distance to much of historical Dublin including Trinity College, River Liffey, St Stephen's Green, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick's and so much more. Everyone on the staff was helpful, friendly and courteous. I had issues with my phone company failing me completely with no international phone services. Fr...

This hotel is my favourite hotel in Dublin. It was usually too expensive for me but I took advantage of a recent deal for weekends. It is just perfect. Honestly. It's beautiful. It's next to the canal on a quiet road. It's 10 minutes walk from the city centre. It's next to the new train called the LUAS which is so convenient. The breakfast is just perfect, perfect. The...

We booked our room at the Morrison based on the reviews here at Agoda. It had good reviews and everything that was said was true. Great location! Everything is walking distance (i.e. Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral to name a few). There were a lot of good restaurants near by as well. We only had two days in Dublin and this hotel allowed us to maximi...

Now a regular hotel to stay at as it is in a great location for the sea views and shops but also not far from Dublin without the Dublin hotel prices. Great food in the hotel but also less expensive food and drink outside nearby. Room and bathroom clean and quick Housekeeping.Value for money.

We recently toured Ireland and chose Dublin as our final stop. We opted to stay at the Gresham without reading any reviews, but based merely on location preference and standards of service as advertised by the hotel. We always prefer to stay at hotels that can offer high quality room service, fine breakfast, laundry facilities, wireless internet, 24-hour reception and ...

We arrived late afternoon and fortunately 'beat the check-in queue'. Our room was quite large and well appointed. The weather was quite windy and we were kept awake with the sound of the wind on the windows. Perhaps this is a normal weather pattern for Dublin Airport. We had planned to have a quiet meal to end off our holiday in Ireland; however the only meal servi...

Lovely hotel , really big rooms and comfy beds. Excellent breakfast ( though switch pancake machine off too early !) . Staff very helpful and friendly even when my daughters backlpack was lost (and subsequently found ) when we left in the hotel luggage hold . Whilst location not far from Dublin the traffic makes it a longer journey and on average €25-30 which mount...

It's was pleasure to stay here, almost all was near perfect. But there is always something you may count as a minus. And CP Dublin Northwood has it of course. It's outdated big TV set inside the buffet. Because I stayed here alone and only for 1 night, for me it was not a big problem, but if you travel as couple or as family you can't just sit and watch TV in your ...

Only had one night here, but would have loved more. Excellent hotel with cute rooms in a beautiful old house. Only a block away from the Irish sea, where there is a sea walk trail. Tram stops are nearby that take you right into the heart of dublin. Food was delicious and staff was always nearby to help.

The location is perfect, within walking distance to just about every major attraction in Dublin. Staff were very friendly, helpful and accommodating. Very much like home away from home. Breakfast are the cream on top, 5 star quality. Will definitely stay there again if we’re back in Dublin.

It couldn`t have been better. Our room, apparently, had only just been finished, but it was perfect. Seagulls and waves against the shore. A stroll to bars and seafood restaurants....but the breakfasts here are incredible. And it`s all a quick hop away from Dublin on the train. Above all, the staff had a warm welcome,a professional approach, and time to help with direc...

There were three of us in our group so we had a triple room (3 single beds) and everything was lovely, clean, comfy beds and a warm shower. Breakfast was huge and very reasonably priced. We were on the top floor so the room was extremely quiet, couldn’t hear a thing! Wonderfully polite staff and a great location, only a 10 minute walk to the Main Street and about 20 mi...

This hotel is in a great location right in the heart of temple bar. It is very close to grafton and o´connell street for shopping , and right across from some of the busiest bars and best irish music you will find in Dublin. There are many great restaurants stumbling distance from your dor, just incase ypu have downed one two many pints of guiness

we were looking for a castle stay for our last night in dublin and came across clontarf castle which seemed perfect, enroute to the airport, less than1 hr away from dublin city center which we were putting up. perhaps we were expectin too much but it turns out that only the lobby and its frontage were part of the original clontarf castle. the rooms were no different fr...

We came back to Dublin the last day of our stay in Ireland. As we had to get the plane at 6 am the next day, we looked for something close to the airport. This hotel was easy to reach by bus from the city centre. Our room was comfortable and clean, the staff was very helpful and attentive. There is (well working) free wifi, a bistro with reasonable prices on the ground...

We loved our stay. it was not quite location we were expecting, as that is, I think buisness address for a company which rents out about 100 apartments. Our location was much better for us 2 min walk from Aviva stadium and Landsdowne rd train station, so great for exploring city. Advantage was we were in a lovely residential area of Dublin, but had easy access to ci...

Staff very helpful, location was great and breakfast delicious. Room was average for a 4 star hotel. Small TV, squeaky bed and noisy hallway (cleaning staff started very early and were not very quiet)...however it was perfectly clean and comfortable. Pool and facilities were great but were being used for kids swimming classes throughout the weekend so not very peac...

Absolutely amazing. The staff from the minute we stepped foot inside the door were most helpful and considerate. I stayed here with my bf as it was our 1 year anniversary together. As a little congratulations gesture the hotel kindly upgraded us to a fabulous suite for free, I couldn't believe it it was out of this world. The next morning we had ordered room service to...

The best things to say about this hotel are that it is very close to the Dublin airport, it has a nice restaurant with good food, and the people at the front desk are very helpful. However, in all other ways this hotel did not meet my expectations, especially considering the high price of over $240 per night for a very small and cheap looking room. The double room...

The hotel is situated on a good bus route from the airport and into Dublin town centre. Although, we did chose to walk into town which only took us about half an hour. There are a number of food takeaways across the road from the hotel and a Tesco Metro store 5 minutes down the road. Our room was lovely; though we only had a view of the car park this wasn't an issue f...
5-star hotels in Dublin

A touch away from the centre of Dublin, but what a perfect place to get away from it all. Truly a mansion with huge gardens that invite strolling, reading, relaxing. The grounds are complemented with an old - fashioned restaurant with its own interior garden, unbelievably attentive and friendly staff, very large rooms...

The hotel is ideally located as it so near the National Concert Hall, St Stephen's Gardens, Grafton Street and all the main attractions of Dublin. The room, breakfast, dinner and service were all of an exemplary standard. All the staff were welcomimng and professional It was a pleasure to stay there.

At the Shelbourne the guest is surrounded by history. Presidents, Prime Ministers, screen and theatre legends have all stayed here. The Irish Constitution was signed in Room 122. And it's all immaculately kept. The restaurants and bars are sensational. The rooms are truly the size they claim to be, as are the beds ...

the room itself is beautiful, very tastefully decorated throughout. very nice little touches like dvd's, water and chocolates. i would highly reccomend the merchant house for any visitors to dublin, my only regret is not living far enough away to be able to justify staying more than one night :)

we stayed three nights in luxury room, which was classy in spacious. service personnel was motivated and tried their best, yet there were some shortcomings, perhaps due to lack of professionalism. breakfast was good, but highly overpriced. you can get better in city center with half the price. however, it takes a good 15 min walk there. next time i will take a hotel...
Traveler impressions of Dublin
It was only a 2-day short trip from my main trip to England. The Guinness Storehouse tour was the main highlight of the trip and had a great time walking around Dublin and having good food with many pints of Guinness.
Extremely friendly people, and we had good weather... The DART out to Bray was very scenic, and Malahide was awesome also.
Great city for drinking and shopping. Try go when the weather is good, though. bad weather meant we couldn't walk around as much as we would have liked.
For a woman traveling alone, the city felt quite safe. The streets and sidewalks need to be swept -- they are really dirty.
This is by far one of my favourite cities in the world. From sightseeing to dining and entertainment Dublin has the lot
Nice places with good shopping. I would highly recommend to take a one day trip to galway and cliff of moher.
The local people we encountered in Dublin were the very friendliest people I have encountered in my travels throughout the Europe.
We are never bored in Dublin. no matter when we go there we find lots to do. We stayed in the Double tree Burlington hotel this time and saw another part of Dublin.
There's always something to see and do in Dublin,historical sites,monuments,theatre and nature to mention but a few.
TWe stayed over Easter weekend , the anniversary ofthe 1916 uprising. So on sunday there was a rememberance service and the next day a festival with vintage cars, people wearing vintage clothes, rides for the children and live music.
Dublin has a great variety of activities for all budgets and tastes. We particularly enjoyed the shopping district around O'Connell Street with a great option of local businesses and almost all worldwide high-street brands.
Places to Visit: - Jameson Whiskey museum. (Also Guinness - but I prefer Jameson museum.) - Wander down Grafton St (Buskers etc) & Stephens Green - Trinity College - wander around and/or visit Library/Book of Kells.
You have to have a full irish breakfast from Herb Street near the docklands next to The Marker Hotel.
I really enjoyed a relaxing afternoon with a friend exploring Trinity College, this place has hundreds of years of history and has many famous graduates over many centuries .
a beautiful city, with fun welcoming people. DART train allows you cheaply into the city centre or out to beach/ port locations like Howth and Greystones.
Dublin is the home of "Craic!" Impossible not to have fun no matter what you are there for. Whether it be a romantic getaway, discovering your Irish heritage, on a mad weekend bender with the lads.
as this review is about our return journey i booked the HILTON HOTEL dublin airport (I even rang them) THIS HOTEL IS A VERY LONG WAY FROM THE AIRPORT NOT WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE.
Parts of Dublin city centre are very rough, and not very nice. That said, there are plenty of sights to see from the Guiness factory, to Christchurch cathedral, St Stephen's green and many more.
dublin is a great city. relatively small so easy to get around by foot if you are able to. generally always cold.
Dublin was not very exciting as a city especially for tourists. It doesn't have too much to see and many streets were very quiet.
Dublin is a great city! I would reccomend jumping on one of the sightseeing tours and circle the city and then go back and visit what area you prefer.
A great city: friendly people, easily accessible. A great city combining fun and culture and doesn't take itself too seriously.
There are so many things to see and do. The sightseeing, theatre performances, history, nightlife - everything.
Take the Dublin Bus Hop-on/hop-off tour to get a good overal view of the city. Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Kilmainham Gaol, St.
Everything's within easy walk and certainly the park and the pubs were great . The Hairy lemon pub is worth a visit great food and great staff including mel
The best time to come is in the Summer when (hopefully) the weather will be good. You can enjoy the weather along with the many activities and facilities Dublin has to offer!
Dublin is a nice, small city, so you can cross it for a couple of days and then visit Irish breathtaking landmarks, they are really exciting
Dublin is amazing! We were amazed by the kindness of the people and their will to help! This was the first thing we noticed about the city! A big plus for restaurants is that they always serve you drinking water to the table I loved that! People kept warning us about robberies of phones&wallets at the trinity college area, gladly we didn't get a proof for that to be true! The city bus tour is nice you can get a combo ticket with airport shuttle for 26€
Very easy city to walk about. Lots of bars and restaurants. Many sites right in the city. Very friendly helpful residents.
Dublin seems to be Ireland's New York City. It's bustling with people at all times of the day. There is so much to see and do here! We ventured over to Trinity College which is rich in history! Here you can see buildings that date from the 1700s and the Book of Kells which dates back to 600 AD! The library is breathtaking with its vaulted arched ceiling, two levels of extensive book collections, and white bustforms of ancient figures in history outlining the lower level.
Dublin's best hotels with breakfast

If you’re looking for a well run friendly hotel on the outskirts of but with great access to Dublin City this is a great choice. From reception, to the restaurant the staff were outstanding. The room was exceptional, great bed, great shower, spotlessly clean. I’d stay there again in a heart beat.

We recently toured Ireland and chose Dublin as our final stop. We opted to stay at the Gresham without reading any reviews, but based merely on location preference and standards of service as advertised by the hotel. We always prefer to stay at hotels that can offer high quality room service, fine breakfast, laundry facilities, wireless internet, 24-hour reception and ...

The Hotel is right in the centre of Dublin. The staff is exceptionally professional. A special mention goes to Mr Ali (Duty Manager) who took great interest to see that an issue which cropped up (not out of the hotel's fault) would be settled to our satisfaction. He succeeded. Front officer (Elise) was also particularly caring to our needs. Cleanliness is second t...

At the Shelbourne the guest is surrounded by history. Presidents, Prime Ministers, screen and theatre legends have all stayed here. The Irish Constitution was signed in Room 122. And it's all immaculately kept. The restaurants and bars are sensational. The rooms are truly the size they claim to be, as are the beds ...

My wife and I had an early flight out of Dublin, so we decided to stay somewhere close to the airport just to be safe. We rented a car the day before our flight, drove all over southern Ireland, and decided to check-in to the hotel first, then drop off the rental. It took us an hour and a half to find the hotel. The hotel is out of the way a bit, bu once we got there, ...

It's was pleasure to stay here, almost all was near perfect. But there is always something you may count as a minus. And CP Dublin Northwood has it of course. It's outdated big TV set inside the buffet. Because I stayed here alone and only for 1 night, for me it was not a big problem, but if you travel as couple or as family you can't just sit and watch TV in your ...

Lovely hotel , really big rooms and comfy beds. Excellent breakfast ( though switch pancake machine off too early !) . Staff very helpful and friendly even when my daughters backlpack was lost (and subsequently found ) when we left in the hotel luggage hold . Whilst location not far from Dublin the traffic makes it a longer journey and on average €25-30 which mount...

The best things to say about this hotel are that it is very close to the Dublin airport, it has a nice restaurant with good food, and the people at the front desk are very helpful. However, in all other ways this hotel did not meet my expectations, especially considering the high price of over $240 per night for a very small and cheap looking room. The double room...

We booked here after arriving at a home by HipHipStay was filthy and gross. This hotel was clean and nice rooms. Unfortunately the maintenance teams were extremely noisy from 7pm to midnight and began again at 6 am. This prevented sleep for us on the 1st floor and another party in our group on the 5th floor. Spoke with 3 different managers who first denied their st...

This hotel is my favourite hotel in Dublin. It was usually too expensive for me but I took advantage of a recent deal for weekends. It is just perfect. Honestly. It's beautiful. It's next to the canal on a quiet road. It's 10 minutes walk from the city centre. It's next to the new train called the LUAS which is so convenient. The breakfast is just perfect, perfect. The...

The hotel is ideally located as it so near the National Concert Hall, St Stephen's Gardens, Grafton Street and all the main attractions of Dublin. The room, breakfast, dinner and service were all of an exemplary standard. All the staff were welcomimng and professional It was a pleasure to stay there.

This was an awesome spot to stay in Dublin. You can take the airlink bus from the airport here, or a taxi. They allowed us early check in as our room was ready. The staff members were all extremely knowledgeable and willing to go out of their way to answer our questions and help plan activities. Our room was clean and comfortable. You have to pay for breakfast but the...

I used the Airport Holiday Inn Express as my base hotel while visiting Dublin. The 20 minute bus ride to downtown and major sights was about $2 each way. Buses are frequent - about every 15 minutes. The hotel is new, modern, and very comfortable -- at a savings vs. staying downtown for the same quality. It is part of a combination of three things -- The Holiday I...

When our short staylocation fell through in Belfast and we couldn't get anywhere close by to stay, Ibis in Dublin added a night on to our previously booked 1 night stay and accommodated us for a 2nd night. We arrived after 11:00 pm and there wasn't any issue. We liked the clean, simple room, comfortable bed, great breakfast and menu options and the friendly staff. Alth...

A touch away from the centre of Dublin, but what a perfect place to get away from it all. Truly a mansion with huge gardens that invite strolling, reading, relaxing. The grounds are complemented with an old - fashioned restaurant with its own interior garden, unbelievably attentive and friendly staff, very large rooms...

We booked our room at the Morrison based on the reviews here at Agoda. It had good reviews and everything that was said was true. Great location! Everything is walking distance (i.e. Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral to name a few). There were a lot of good restaurants near by as well. We only had two days in Dublin and this hotel allowed us to maximi...

Elegant hotel and an excellent location within walking distance to much of historical Dublin including Trinity College, River Liffey, St Stephen's Green, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick's and so much more. Everyone on the staff was helpful, friendly and courteous. I had issues with my phone company failing me completely with no international phone services. Fr...

The location was great! Very close to the old city center, north of the River Liffey. This is the oldest hotel in Dublin so don't expect anything super modern and fancy, but the hotel definitely has character and a strong sense of history. There's a traditional Irish restaurant in the basement, and the breakfast was really great! Definitely recommend it if you have ti...

If you want to have an early check in. Forget about it. They won’t let you. The location is so great. Right in front of the Connolly station and 5 mins of walking to the city center. Room is a bit expensive but clean and comfortable. I was in a double. Then AC was not working. I got an upgrade to a bigger suite. Then internet was on and off for the whole night. SMH Th...

I think this is an excellent hotel and a great value for the money, but it's important to understand what you're getting into before you book. Please note that I think this is 5 stars for the money and obviously not a true 5 star hotel (e.g. the Ritz, etc). One of the things that makes this such a great hotel is the location. It is within easy walking distance of almo...

The Drury Court Hotel in Dublin is absolutely fantastic. The location is excellent, it is very central to Dublin's main shopping precinct and also to some nice restaurants and bars. The main nightlife of Dublin is in the Temple bar area , this makes the Drury Court Hotel even more attractive as it is only a short walk away. The other pleasing point about the Drury C...
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St. Stephen's Green is the central tourist attraction. This rich cosmopolitan district features outstanding shopping and dining options set against a backdrop of Georgian architecture. The Dublin hotels found here are among the best in the city. Trinity College is a prestigious university at the very heart of the city. This historic area, with its stately architecture, bookstores, and boutiques plays a central role in any tour of Dublin, especially for those who plan to go shopping or book a hotel along Nassau Street.
An extension of the old city, Temple Bar is where Dubliners, students, and tourists go to party. Hotels in this area have their own dance clubs, and there are many more independent bars and pubs in the vicinity. This lively area is best suited for those who don't plan on going home until the wee hours.
Dublin Airport is just a few miles from the city center, and most tourists bypass the airport hotels in favor of downtown Dublin accommodation.