3-Star Hotels in Dublin

Excellent location, warm-hearted owners, clean, great breakfast, highly convenient eateries and grocery store within 100-300m walk. Easily accessible from airport by Bus #16 or 41 (loading bay at Zone 15, outside Terminal 1, direct, 14 bus stops). As the digital board and announcement in the bus is rather confusing, the best is to request the bus driver to inform you to get off at ”Shanvarna Road Est, stop 231”. Try to buy a Standard Leap Card from Terminal 1 Convenient Store for €10 (€5 deposit included), if not available, a Leap Card for single ride can be purchased at €2.60 or simply pay at bus with €2.60 coins. Upon checking in, walk 500m from B&B to Maxol Service Station Swords Road to purchase the Standard Leap Card, your single ride will then cost €2 only with free transfers within 90 minutes. Buses to downtown Dublin (14-17 stops) or other counties nearby are also available from the same bus stop across the road of the B&B. Returning from downtown will drop you off at the bus stop right in front of the B&B. The Comet (a local pub) and Centra Santry Village grocery store are within 100-200m walk from B&B, a pizza/burger take away and a Chinese Takeway are also available across the road. Owners are kind and friendly. Would recommend this B&B to everyone visiting Dublin especially solo traveler depending on public transport and prefers quiet places out of downtown.

Such a gem of a place! Great location, very close and walkable to points of attraction yet not too close that you can still get a quiet night’s rest. It was also close to the car rental location making it a great place to start the trip. Arrived Dublin airport early in the morning after a 16hour flight, we initially thought of just dropping the luggage and just roam around while waiting to check in. Was so tired so we tried our luck and called ahead and asked if we could do an early check in, so we could at least freshen up. Lo and behold, they made it happen as the room was ready for us when we reached the hotel. Truly thankful! The simple gesture allowed us to enjoy more of Dublin in the time we had. Great service also at breakfast with a good spread and very helpful staff. Would definitely stay here again! 👍🏼

Very nice staff, great air conditioning. great shower. Massive TV, though I did not use, has all you would expect in bathroom. The bed and pillows extremely comfortable. Breakfast was very good. I am not a big breakfast person but had delicious Danish and a flat white. Hot (full irish and cold buffet. breads. 3 or four juices cereals make your own waffles a big hit

Location: As someone on a business trip, location is key, and this hotel's location is perfect. It's right in the heart of Dublin city center, directly across from a large Tesco supermarket. Getting to the airport by taxi only takes twenty minutes. Facilities: The facilities are excellent and comprehensive, including a bedside stool, coffee, a kettle, tea, a hairdryer, and more. Cleanliness: Very clean and hygienic, and the room lighting is bright. Service: The service is great. The front desk staff are friendly and efficient with check-ins. There's also a bar downstairs where you can work.

Located near the pier, it's a 30-minute walk to the bustling downtown area, offering decent value for money. The front desk service was also good; they were able to resolve any issues. There's no free parking, which is understandable given its proximity to the city center. A convenient plus is its super close location to the airport shuttle stop, less than a 10-minute walk. The room windows, however, do not open.

My stay at the Abbey Hotel in Dublin presented a mixed experience, with both positives and a few inconveniences. The hotel boasts an excellent location, being very close to the city center and many major attractions, making most sightseeing spots accessible on foot. There's a shopping mall right across the street, and numerous restaurants and bars nearby, which was super convenient for shopping, dining, and evening outings. However, its distance from Connolly Station is a bit of a drawback; it's about a 25-minute walk, which can be quite a struggle if you're carrying luggage. For this reason, I'd rate the location 4/5. The overall cleanliness of the room was good, and the daily-use spaces were well-maintained, earning a 4/5 for tidiness. A point to note is that our room faced the main road, and the soundproofing wasn't great. Outside traffic and street noise were quite audible, which might bother light sleepers. Furthermore, every time we wanted to enter or exit the hotel, we had to ring a doorbell and wait for the staff to open the door. This was less convenient than being able to use a key card to come and go as we pleased, so the facilities get a 3/5. On the positive side, the front desk staff were incredibly friendly. Their attitude was always pleasant when assisting us with opening the door or handling any accommodation requests, making us feel very welcome. I'd give service a perfect 5/5. Overall, this hotel is ideal for travelers who prioritize a central location, as well as easy access to shopping and dining. However, if you're sensitive to noise, concerned about nighttime disturbances, or prefer unrestricted access to and from the hotel, these are factors you'll want to consider before booking.

The Hendrick is a great spot to stay for only a night or two passing through Dublin but like many hotels in Dublin now, it's more or less a glorified hostel. The room setup was a double bed and a bunk for three people yet it was so small we could hardly find room to unzip 2 small carry-on suitcases and organize our clothes. There's no space for a dresser or even small drawer, no fridge and there are no hooks whatsoever to hang anything. With three people in this room it felt VERY cramped, hardly any space to move in the short space of a ”hallway.” For what you pay, it's disappointing that breakfast isn't included either. Again, Dublin hotels are out of control at the moment so it's not a horrible deal. The STAFF is entirely lovely and helpful and it was very clean as well. Thank you! But for a longer trip, find yourself a larger space.

Very clean room and bathroom. The bed is comfortable, however it was possible to feel the junction between the two single beds. The room was in the basement level, the corridor have a strange smell, bur inside the room was fine. Bathroom is great with and bright.

loved my stay there and just wanna say thank you for the hospitality. I made new friends and met old friends from there. The staff were so nice and I had a fantastic chat with my roomies. I had a roomie from England, Manchester but we didn't share contacts. I would be happy to be in touch. In case he's still there, please share my email address with him. I also played table tennis with 4 amazing friends from Spain on Thursday evening. They were so lovely. I left before sharing contacts. Just in case my email is *********************** and I'd be happy to stay there again really soon. I'll also recommend my friends.

The rooms condition was great. Plus, since dublin is not a big city, we were able to reach the main street in 10-15 minutes. Ans it was not even that much loud than I expected-due to some of the former reviews. The Triple room is very large, It has so much space that we always felt like we underpayed. I definitely recommend this room for those traveling in three.