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"4.99 - every time you go to the bathroom the toilet paper falls off the holder. Other than that it’s perfect!! Perfect location and easy access."

"The Castle far exceeded our expectations. Staying in the center of Dublin is certainly convenient....and noisy, and EXPENSIVE, and in some places unsafe. Our airline canceled our flight, so we had to scramble last-minute to find accommodations. I went with Clontarf strictly based on price & location...and getting away from Temple Bar. We were blown away from the moment we set foot on property. Our checkin was friendly & quick (thanks Meiko!) our dinner was so relaxing and delicious (yo Adrian!) and Beth made arrangements to keep our bags while we killed time walking around town waiting for our flight. EVERY staff member we interacted with was polite & accommodating. EVERY part of the castle was spotless & beautiful. Even the weather was perfect for our stay! Thanks so much to everyone working to maintain this amazing historic property. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. We'll definitely be back!🖖 Scott From Hershey PA USA"

"Enjoyed our night at the Clayton. Good transportation to airport. Dirty bathroom"

"Beautiful room, comfortable. Hotel was beautiful. Staff was kind and helpful. Breakfast buffet was fabulous with lots of gluten-free options."

"Lovely Stay"

"It was a great stay. Great location."

"Rooms are dated"

"This is a newer facility than the other Clayton in Ballsbridge. Liked having control of the thermostat in the room. Bed was nothing outstanding. It was fairly quiet, which we loved. The rooms are large so we liked that. Not a bad stay for one night."

"This is an airport hotel so expectations were set fairly low. However, we were pleasantly surprised by how flawless the stay was. The room was comfortable and quiet. Staff was friendly and helpful and it was so easy to catch the shuttle to the airport. The rooftop restaurant was also a nice surprise, the food was quite good. So, we will stay there again as we travel through Dublin."