Hotels in Dublin

"I stayed at the Clayton Hotel Galway recently and found the hotel itself to be comfortable, with clean rooms and friendly staff. The facilities were good, and the breakfast was decent, offering a reasonable selection. However, the location is quite far from Galway’s main train and bus stations, which made getting into the city centre less convenient without a car. Public transport options are limited, so you may need to rely on taxis or long walks if you don’t have your own transport. This hotel is better suited for those attending events nearby or travelling by car rather than visitors wanting easy access to Galway city centre."

"Everything was perfect… Breakfast, Room, Shower, Location, Early Check-in. The only thing we least like were the pillows. So fluffy and soft that when you lay on it, it flattens out completely. For back and side sleepers, you will have issue sleeping."

"I'm not a hostel fan really, being a bit old for all that thing, but in Dublin it's too expensive nowadays so thought I'd give this a go on reviews. Well, it's pretty good, to be fair! A really characterful building, obviously an old church, chopped about but still with some lovely old features and windows. The bunks are those self enclosed things which are definitely the way to go, much more private, and the lockers are a decent size too (take your own padlock, obvs). Bathroom was opposite and lovely and clean / modern. To be honest I'd stay here again and that's hardly ever my opinion on hostels!"

"Staff was helpful and friendly. Bathroom was clean and modern. Fitness area was nice. Only downside is that space in the room was a bit cramped, and the location from downtown Dublin was a bit far."

"Point A Liberties in Dublin is a stylish, budget-friendly hotel with a fantastic location in the vibrant Liberties neighborhood, close to major attractions like Guinness Storehouse and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The rooms are compact but well-designed, offering modern comforts like comfortable beds, smart TVs, and efficient air conditioning. The staff is friendly and helpful, providing excellent recommendations for local dining and sightseeing. While amenities are minimal (no on-site restaurant or gym), the hotel’s affordability and cleanliness make it a great choice for travelers prioritizing value and convenience. Its trendy vibe and prime location make it ideal for exploring Dublin’s culture and nightlife."

"Very clean, modern studio with a comfy bed, sofa and a well-equipped kitchen, including Nespresso machine, freezer fridge, combi microwave oven and dishwasher. Capsules, detergent and milk provided. Early check-in is possible for a top-up of €20. Really liked that it was steps away from the airport bus drop-off, a Tesco supermarket, a great bakery, and 10 minutes walk to Trinity College, Temple Bar district and day tour meeting points. It had a gym, guest laundry room and a cosy breakfast cafe/24hr bar - did not try the breakfast buffet since we were out very early everyday, but you could purchase it at €2 off each night before. Friendly reception staff. Would stay at this branch again if we're back in Dublin."

"The apartment is the same as the Ctrip picture. The store has opened a sofa bed according to the application requirements, which is practical. The next day was the weekend, and the store was not open when we left in the morning. According to the instructions in the store's room, we put the key in the box at the door of the office and left."

"I had a pleasant stay at Garden Inn Ireland. The location is very strategic — right in the city center, but not in a crowded or noisy area, which made the atmosphere feel calm and relaxing. The staff were friendly and very helpful throughout my stay. Their warm service definitely added to the positive experience. The ambience of the hotel was peaceful, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. However, the amenities were a bit limited compared to other city hotels. Overall, I’m satisfied with my stay and would consider coming back. A solid choice if you’re looking for comfort and convenience in the city."

"The only thing that disappointed me was that we checked in at 12:15 pm. The lady at the reception said that we could check in for free at 2 pm or we could check in immediately for €15. This didn't make sense. I've been staying here for years but this is the first time I've come across this situation. So if the room is ready, you can check in early. Everything else was great. And thank you, Kathlyn and Estelle."

"Superb central location next to one of the best bakery’s bread41. Room was lovely and clean and clean and had great self catering appliances. Shower was beautiful and breakfast was delicious with plenty of variety. Won’t stay anywhere else if I return to dublin."