Hotels With WiFi in County Dublin, Ireland

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.

It was a bit expensive for a hostel. Maybe it was a weekend. Not only female room. But good privacy around bed. Wash rooms are shared female and male.

I had a really lovely stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre! The location is perfect—right by the River Liffey and just a short walk from the city’s main sights. My room was super clean and cozy, with a comfy bed and a great view of the river from the window. The staff were all so friendly and helpful, always happy to give tips on where to eat or what to see. I also really enjoyed breakfast at Oly’s Bar & Restaurant—good variety and tasty food. It felt like a nice balance between comfort and convenience, especially with the 24-hour gym and business center. I'd definitely stay here again the next time I'm in Dublin!

The hotel surroundings are very quiet, and the overall feel is quite new. The room was clean and tidy, but very small. I had looked at the official website, and all the room pictures showed street views, but I was assigned to a low floor. When I opened the curtains, all I could see were clear glass windows across the way, so I had to keep them closed. This contrast with the pictures was a bit disappointing. Breakfast is included, but it's very simple – only a traditional Irish breakfast, nothing else. They clear everything away promptly at 10:30 AM.

Excellent location, centre of town. New very clean, fab roof top terrace.

Nice, cosy hotel! Very friendly and helpful staff! Great breakfast! The room was clean - not very big, but it had everything needed, plus a nice view. The air conditioning was really helpful; it would’ve been quite difficult to sleep with the windows open, given the busy roads right outside. The bathroom is small but ergonomic. A real downside is the bathroom door - it’s made of glass and basically useless, as it’s not soundproof at all.

A beautiful Dublin townhouse in leafy Ballsbridge. Only a 2 minute walk to Landsdowne road to the Aviva Stadium and the Dart rail service. A 5 minute walk both ways to some lovely restaurants, cafes and bars so an ideal location. I stayed here because I had a Visa appointment at the US embassy which is also only a 5 minute stroll from the hotel door. The room was clean and very spacious, high ceilings and large windows. Microwave and fridge in the lounge which came in very handy as we had brought our own breakfast. Would stay here again in a heartbeat. Only negative was one of the curtains in the bedroom seemed to have come off its rail and was half hanging down and could not be fixed because the window was too high!! However it just about covered the window to block the street lights so no big deal. Just to note, check out is 10am which is earlier than other hotels and the cleaners were knocking on the door at 9.55 so it's pretty much on the dot!!

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.

This was an okay hotel. My main complaint is the initial cleanliness. There was so much dust everywhere, one of towels was badly stained, the shower had mold, and the bed sheet had some stains. Honestly I was disgusted. One thing to note is that if you are staying less than 7 days your room does not get cleaned. You have to pay extra for cleaning. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was good (maybe not worth the 14 euro extra fee per day). The location was great, walking distance from the canal where there are many restaurants and shops. The room is very small but does have all of the amenities needed if you are staying for an extender period of time and want to cook (though I am not sure about laundry service for clothes) Personally I will not book this chain again mainly due to the cleanliness and I prefer a hotel where the room is cleaned/re-stoked daily.

Having stayed at Staycity in Edinburgh and Glasgow last year and been impressed, I booked them again for my trip to Ireland, but was very disappointed this time. The hotel's location is convenient, right in Dublin city center, within walking distance of Trinity College, Ha'penny Bridge, Temple Bar, and other attractions. However, the room was extremely small compared to other Staycity hotels I've stayed in before. I booked a room with a double bed and a single bed, but the single bed was actually a sofa bed. Once it was pulled out, there was no room to even walk through the aisle. Furthermore, the room wasn't clean; the sofa and spare pillows were covered in hair.