Hotels in Irishtown

"Was a great stay for last night of golf trip before flying out next morning. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Staff helpful when needed. Check in and out seemless. "

"Great stay and close to everything."

"Clean room central good area to come and go from airport nice staff "

"Beautiful hotel, close to town, downside is the bar, lots of staff just don’t want to serve and go missing and leave you waiting"

"Tried to check in at 19:00/7pm, was told room wasn't ready. Traveling with baby that needed to go to bed. Staff offered tea/coffee while we wait but we were then charged for the tea. Sane tea that would have been free in our room if we could get in. Took over half an hour to get access to our room. One elevator was out of order. Only given 2 towels for 3 people in room (babies need to be cleaned as well). No fridge in room (standard in North America, disappointing its not in Ireland). For a "castle stay" we were excited for, it was average to poor at best. Not very close to Dublin or transit if you are hoping to avoid driving/parking fees in Dublin. "

"Has obviously recently been taken over. Beautiful entrance hall and cafe / bar area. Breakfast standard for a hotel and staff very attentive. Room was very clean and comfortable but lacking in character. I think it’s just been done up. Great selection of plug / charging options. Excellent shower. There was a lot of building noise throughout the day in the Friday. Was disappointing to have no pool as the advert on Expedia said there was one. Meant to have use of local pool but that’s no longer available and was closed for Easter anyway! "

"Easy check in. Great location!"

" Very friendly and welcoming staff. Felt very safe travelling alone and loved Dublin. "

"Very accommodating staff who met all of our requests. They allowed us to check in early for free, packed us some breakfast when we left early for a trip, and gave us more teabags when asked. Very nice restaurant with lots of food for breakfast. Room was a bit small and lack of places to store things. Unable to open a window was difficult as room was stuffy and the fan control system wasn't very powerful."