"This was a gorgeous hotel that was located very conveniently to everything! The high end touches and finishes in the room were a pleasant surprise and if we are ever back in Dublin I would stay here again!"
"This was a gorgeous hotel that was located very conveniently to everything! The high end touches and finishes in the room were a pleasant surprise and if we are ever back in Dublin I would stay here again!"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lovely hotel in a central location. Easy walk to Temple Bar, Grafton Street and Henry Street. Surrounded by bars, cafes and restaurants. Luas stop a short walk away which can link you to other areas of the city.
Very clean and welcoming room. Tea and coffee provided in the room. High quality bathroom with Dove shampoo, body wash and hand wash provided.
Lovely hotel in a central location. Easy walk to Temple Bar, Grafton Street and Henry Street. Surrounded by bars, cafes and restaurants. Luas stop a short walk away which can link you to other areas of the city.
Very clean and welcoming room. Tea and coffee provided in the room. High quality bathroom with Dove shampoo, body wash and hand wash provided.
Lana
Reviewed December 16, 2023Reviewed December 16, 2023
Handy to Dublin City centre, this hotel is clean but dated in places. Very helpful desk staff and comfortable bed. Close to bus route to Aviva Stadium which was the reason for booking. We were on the top floor, stairs not suitable for anyone with mobility issues and there is no lift. No air con which made the converted attic small double bedroom very hot during a warm summer day and stifling overnight. Decided not to get breakfast but plenty of options nearby. Got to park in small hotel car...
Handy to Dublin City centre, this hotel is clean but dated in places. Very helpful desk staff and comfortable bed. Close to bus route to Aviva Stadium which was the reason for booking. We were on the top floor, stairs not suitable for anyone with mobility issues and there is no lift. No air con which made the converted attic small double bedroom very hot during a warm summer day and stifling overnight. Decided not to get breakfast but plenty of options nearby. Got to park in small hotel car...
I booked a room on the Monday morning of our arrival date as we were driving from Belfast to Dublin airport early the next morning for a Barcelona flight .Fog was predicted in the early hours of Tuesday morning so we thought it safer to drive down to Malahide on the day before for a shorter/safer car journey to the airport.On arrival I was greeted by Margaret, one of the receptionists,I explained to Margaret that the only room we could find whilst booking online was a double room which wasn't...
I booked a room on the Monday morning of our arrival date as we were driving from Belfast to Dublin airport early the next morning for a Barcelona flight .Fog was predicted in the early hours of Tuesday morning so we thought it safer to drive down to Malahide on the day before for a shorter/safer car journey to the airport.On arrival I was greeted by Margaret, one of the receptionists,I explained to Margaret that the only room we could find whilst booking online was a double room which wasn't...
Alistair
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
Clean smart apartment, great value for a group of 6. Easy walking distance to the centre, temple bar area. Fresh towels daily, bins emptied.
Would definitely recommend to anyone going to Dublin. Only down side was noise if you want somewhere quiet this probably isn’t the place for you.
Clean smart apartment, great value for a group of 6. Easy walking distance to the centre, temple bar area. Fresh towels daily, bins emptied.
Would definitely recommend to anyone going to Dublin. Only down side was noise if you want somewhere quiet this probably isn’t the place for you.
From arrival to departure our experience was excellent.Our room proved to be a suite.It was one of the few mid price hotels that included breakfast.It was handy for airport shuttle ,St Stephens Green and restaurants on Wexford Rd .
From arrival to departure our experience was excellent.Our room proved to be a suite.It was one of the few mid price hotels that included breakfast.It was handy for airport shuttle ,St Stephens Green and restaurants on Wexford Rd .
Anne
Reviewed October 10, 2017Reviewed October 10, 2017
Very helpful staff very caring and friendly great place to eat and drink and of course relax and just chill I was there in july for 3 nights & August for 4 night I will be back loved it
Very helpful staff very caring and friendly great place to eat and drink and of course relax and just chill I was there in july for 3 nights & August for 4 night I will be back loved it
Great location, great hotel, clean, staff willing to go the extra mile! Staff behind the bar were brill, friendly and always smiling! Absolute laugh with them all. I would 100% stay here again.
Great location, great hotel, clean, staff willing to go the extra mile! Staff behind the bar were brill, friendly and always smiling! Absolute laugh with them all. I would 100% stay here again.
Amiee
Reviewed December 30, 2017Reviewed December 30, 2017
A great option for a couple of nights in Dublin, within walking distance to the city and main attractions. Clean and comfortable. The reception staff were friendly and accommodating.
A great option for a couple of nights in Dublin, within walking distance to the city and main attractions. Clean and comfortable. The reception staff were friendly and accommodating.
Nice aparthotel close to the Mater hospital. Plenty of shops and restaurants close by and within walking distance of the city center. The hotel was clean and the beds comfortable. No elevator should you have mobility problems. The small attached kitchen was well stocked and very useful to have. All in all a good choice and reasonably priced.
Nice aparthotel close to the Mater hospital. Plenty of shops and restaurants close by and within walking distance of the city center. The hotel was clean and the beds comfortable. No elevator should you have mobility problems. The small attached kitchen was well stocked and very useful to have. All in all a good choice and reasonably priced.
Donal
Reviewed October 21, 2026Reviewed October 21, 2026
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When should I take my casino trip to Dublin?
You'll likely spend much of your trip indoors, but if you're planning to venture beyond the casino, taking a look at local weather data can help you. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Dublin is 860 mm.
What is there to do in Dublin?
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Here are some transportation options in Dublin: You can arrange a flight to the closest airport, which is Dublin Airport (DUB), 5.8 mi (9.3 km) away. You can take advantage of metro transport at Trinity Tram Stop, Westmoreland Tram Stop and Dawson Tram Stop.