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An old converted castle with a cleaning problem

Advantages: Location, decor, comforable rooms, good bus service close by
Disadvantages: Badly cleaned rooms & a constant problem

...booked us in at the Clontarf Hotel, an old castle that had been converted to a hotel. It's situated away form the city centre in a rather nice suburb of Dublin close to the waterside. If you haven't got a car with you, you'll need to rely on public transport or taxis. There is a fairly reliable bus service close by & it was keenly priced. The cost was approx £53.00 per night (depending on exchange rate) for a four night stay, one night only can be ...
...an impressive lobby, who ever converted it, did a tasteful & professional job. We were quickly checked in & found our rooms comfortable & quite well equipped. It was a hot August weekend & the room had no air conditioning, but of more concern was our dirty bath. We had the remains of the previous person's 'tide mark' left in the bath!! We reported it to the staff & it was quickly cleaned up. Food at the hotel bar was served on the weekday afternoon ...

ScottishWestie 12.10.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Clontarf Castle Hotel, Dublin

Dublin Hilton deserves a toast in Guinness

Advantages: Excellent Dublin base with good service
Disadvantages: None really

...quest to stay in 3 Hilton hotels during December and January and claim my free £50 Visa card as a reward, by staying at the Hilton Hotel Dublin: http://www1.hilton.com/enUS/hi/hotel/DUBDUHN-Hilton-Dublin-hotel/index.do As usual I went into the Hilton website - http://hhonors.hilton.com via Quidco in order to get my 6% cashback. I do recommend becoming a member of HiltonHonors because of the occasional little perks it can give you, please read further ...
...channels available than the Airport Hilton I had stayed at the previous night. There was also a Sony Playstation, but I'm not into them so didn't use it, but I guess it would make the hotel family friendly for many! Best of all - on the coffee table by the chaise longue was a note saying "compliments of the Hilton" in front of a half bottle of red wine and a box containing 2 truffles, one milk chocolate and the other white choccy. Obviously for the ...

Maestrolover 08.02.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Hilton Hotel, Dublin

When the going get tough, leave the Mont Clare

Advantages: South-central location, adjoining pub
Disadvantages: Price, service-level, chintz

The Mont Clare hotel is part of the O'Callaghan hotel group that encompasses the Davenport and Alexander Hotels, with all three in close proximity to each other. Of the three, the Mont Clare is the cheapest and lowest rated (3-stars). Unfortunately, it charges 4-star pricing that really isn't deserved by any stretch of the imagination. My overwhelming impression the moment I walked in the door was brass: lots of it. This was immediately before the ...
...is a struggle. The Mont Clare is located on a busy stretch of Dublin's one-way system through the Merrion Square area. The fact that it's a main junction probably doesn't help the noise levels, purely because there's a low drone followed by the sound of scores of cars and buses accelerating on green. Unfortunately, in the land of Dublin, this means traffic noise levels are definitely noticeable late into the night, particularly from Wednesday onwards, ...

chunkieuk 14.03.2004 · Read full review
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Review of Mont Clare Hotel, Dublin

Dublin's trendiest and most modern hotel

Advantages: Great location and very stylish
Disadvantages: None to think of

Dublin's trendiest hotel by far. The interior is designed by famous Irishman John Rocha who most famously designs jewellery and clothes for Debenhams. It is very stylish inside, with dark wood and cream leather giving the hotel an Asian feel I haven't experienced anywhere before. The rooms are each individually designed with paintings and fur throws. They come with a host of amenities including minibar, TV, radio, CD player, QueenSize bed and great ...
...The location is truly superb, close to Millenium Bridge that leads you to the Temple Bar area, full of bars and restaurants, whilst just 3 minutes walk takes you into the centre of town which is a shoppers paradise, with the main high street stores you will find in the UK, along with nice Irish department stores. This hotel is well recommended, for business and pleasure. I will certainly be returning. ...

dendix 10.01.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Morrison Hotel, Dublin

great budget hotel

Advantages: cheap, but with class
Disadvantages: rennovations

...dublin. i stayed at the regency airport hotel, and thought i would share my thoughts on it with you. How to get there - this was almost too easy! now, i live in northern ireland anyway, so i was able to take my car down. just 1 hr on the motorway, and i was there. right on the main road into the town, it was very easy to spot, with the name written in large red letters on the front. situated 6km from the airport, and 3km from the city centre, it ...
...right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the centre. First impressions - The hotel is large, and clean looking from the outside. On entering the hotel itself, we were struck by the cosiness, mingled together with a touch of class. This was excellent considering the price of the rooms, which was more than reasonable, but more of that later. We went to the reception desk, and found it was manned by friendly and helpful staff, who made check-in ...

giksy21 22.11.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Regency Airport Hotel, Dublin