“brilliant”

apartments first class, clean and comfortable. A bit too noisy for oldies as right in the centre of pavement cafes but great location.Just across bridge from temple bar. Taxi from airport ok but return journey cost us double as they sent 2and not 1 to accomodate 5. Had a great time and would recommend.

“Would go back”

We were abit nervous at first due to the fact the taxi drivers and a couple of locals didn't know where the apartments were located. After that everything was fantasic, the location to shops and attractions, The appartment and facilities, there was plenty of space and easy to get shopping at the tesco opposite. We had a great stay and enjoyed the bars in temple bar over the bridge. The people of Dublin made are stay a good one and their were plenty of resturants nearby if you didn't feel like cooking plus a delivery service. Three of us went and we are planning to go back with more of our friends and have another knees up maybe for paddy's day.

“Great location”

Stay Dublin-Millennium Tower Apartments are a great place to stay. You have the freedom of an apartment and the location is ideal. Located right across the River Liffey from the Temple Bar area, you can access all areas of the city. I travel to Dublin twice a year and I always use Stay Dublin.

“Nightmare To Find!”

We decided to get a car at the airport, which was our first mistake, Upper Abbey Street is not where the apartments are but where you need to collect the keys. You can't drive down the street you need to park at Jervis shopping centre and walk around to collect the keys. Then you need to drive round the apartment which is round the corner on Capel Street. It took us 2 1/2 hours to find Abbey Street and then the apartment. There is no car parking so we had to park on the street at 2euros and hour. Apart from that the apartments have everything you can ever need in them, we had a dvd player, sky tv, balconys and an open patio. Apartment is centrally located and clean, would definately recommend this acommadation, as long as you can find where to get the keys and the apartments; blink and you might miss the outside! :)

“if I ever decide to go to Dublin I would certianly stay here again”

I enjoyed my stay in Dublin. The people near the apartments were helpful I would stay there again.

“Excerlent”

We stoped in the apartments just off Abbey Street, we were lucky to have a great taxi driver from the airport who knew where they were! We traveled with our 18 month old daughter so it was perfect for us to be in an apartment rather than a hotel. Tesco is just accros the way in the shopping center and the Spar shop downstairs was great for picking up essentials. we booked a travel cot so didn't have to take ours, we did need to take cot bedding which I had thrown in our case at the last minute because I wasn't sure. excerlent place to stay right in the middle of it all and handy for the tram to the Guinness Storehouse! Would recomend to everyone.

“Wonderful Trip to Dublin”

Great hotel/apartment. Ideal location within walking distance of most of the attractions. Great to come back to an apartment to crash rather than a small hotel room. Only down side was the reception staff could have been a bit more friendly but hey you don't spend your holiday with them so not really a problem!!

“Like renting a timeshare, great for family”

Great location, make sure you recive email with check in code. Very clean, much larger than we expected. similar to renting a timeshare. Would stay here again in a minute.

“Perfect for a Longer Stay”

Stay Dublin was perfect, for three people we had a full kitchen, living room(with a pull out sofa), dining room, bathroom and two bedrooms. The apartment as a whole had every amenity we could have needed. The location was good, about a five minute walk from the Liffey River (and just about everything else in Dublin) the convenience of having an apartment was an absolute pleasure.

“Good place to stay with kids”

We enjoyed our time at the Stay Dublin Apartments. Once we found the entrance, which is on a pedestrian side street off of Lower Abbey, and caused us a bit of extra leg work, we found the accomodations very convenient. We were able to shop at the store on the lower level for some food items, but found other basic items (sugar, salt, dishwashing soap) already stocked in the kitchen. We were two blocks away from the river, so Temple Bar was only a couple of minutes walk, we were on the LUIS line, and there was a cash machine on the corner. The area was pretty quiet and the rooms were clean. And we had a nice view of the city and the Wicklow mountains too! I'd not hesitate to stay there again.