Hotels With Parking in County Dublin, Ireland

Heating didn’t work in room but they fixed it once asked, bathroom door wouldn’t remain closed. This appears to be a hotel for workmen as there are signs everywhere not to wear work boots to bedrooms , signs again in bar and dining room, location great, hotel a bit shabby. Not a couples hotel but grand if your a builder looking to put your head down for the night

The Hampton by Hilton Dublin City Centre boasts an excellent location. From our city-view room, we could see the Parliament House and the River Liffey in the distance. Crossing the bridge led directly to the bustling city center, and it was only a 15-minute walk to popular city walk attractions like Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. The hotel is conveniently situated right next to the Red Line tram stop. Just a right turn from the exit brings you to the Church Street Law Library and St. Michan's Church stops for the 41 bus, making the journey to and from Dublin Airport a quick 40 minutes or so – incredibly convenient. As a three-star hotel, it's well-equipped, clean, and tidy. The service attitude is excellent, and the breakfast is a traditional Irish spread, featuring sausages, bacon, eggs, milk, along with various pastries, fruits, and beverages – quite hearty. This is a highly recommended hotel for a stay in Dublin!

Pro’s - new hotel so it was very clean and trendy. Great shower pressure. Location is pretty good. Breakfast is great but very busy so a lot of the product runs out quick, more hot options would be good. Con’s - the men working on the counters weren’t too friendly or welcoming upon arrival. no coffee station in room, they have these located in the ‘galley’ which is just sachet coffee, for the room price I think that a simple coffee machine would be appreciated by all guests.

Clean hotel with a great bar (prices not bad either). Bed was comfy and the location just meant about a 10 minute walk over to temple bar area of Dublin. Would recommend this hotel to anybody.

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.

The hotel is beautiful and steeped in history. Breakfast was very nice and location is convenient for the airport. My only issue was we stayed in room 003 and in the morning about 4am delivery trucks starting driving back and forth down the side alley which actually woke us up as the window was open. One of the trucks even decided to back up down the alley with a constant beep beep beep which was really annoying. I'm not sure why he just didn't turn around but clearly he chose not to. The other small issue was the shower took forever to drain but this is an easy fix which the hotel said they would look after. Other than that, the stay was wonderful.

The hotel is located in good area which is convenient to go everywhere. Many public transportation are available for your need, such as tram, bus and train etc. You can easily go to the famous spots. The breakfast is good and the staff is politely.I strongly recommended to stay here.

I have no complaints about the room or the hotel really in general but the phone in our room was broken so we couldn’t call down to the main desk when their were drunks in the hall at 3am.

Great location in the centre of Dublin (airport bus and other services stop right outside and you can get to other attractions fairly easily) and the price is reasonable for the location. The buffet breakfast is well stocked but sometimes the quality of the sausages and bacon lets it down.

I recently stayed at the Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin and found its location on O'Connell Street to be exceptionally convenient for exploring Dublin's main attractions. However, the breakfast experience was underwhelming. Additionally, the lobby area felt cramped during peak times, making it less inviting for relaxation. While the hotel's central location is a significant advantage, improvements in breakfast offerings and lobby comfort would enhance the overall guest experience.