When I first moved to Dublin almost 30 years ago the Montrose Hotel was one of the premier hotels in the city. Since then it has changed hands innumerable times, became dowdy and down at heel, then was refurbished and reinvented itself as a 3 star budget hotel equally popular with business ... Read review
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Jurys Montrose Hotel
Jurys Montrose Hotel is a modern, spacious hotel and just 10 minutes from the city centre,
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eight miles from Dublin International Airport and within 10-15 minutes drive of all major southside business and entertainment districts. Jurys Montrose Hotel is adjacent to the main campus of University College Dublin and just beside the headquarters of Ireland\'s national broadcaster, RTE. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the main attractions of Dublin city and its surroundings, including Trinity College, Christchurch, Dublin Castle and the magnificent Dublin mountains to the south of the city.
Advantages: A decent 3 star standard budget hotel. Popular with locals and tourists alike. Disadvantages: A wee bit inaccessible
When I first moved to Dublin almost 30 years ago the Montrose Hotel was one of the premier hotels in the city. Since then it has changed hands innumerable times, became dowdy and down at heel, then was refurbished and reinvented itself as a 3 star budget hotel equally popular with business clients and tourists.
(Lots of tour buses!)
The Montrose is located about 2 miles from the city centre, and is on the other side of a dual carriageway from the ... ...enough to get to it from the airport, as it's serviced by the Aircoach, a private bus service that will cost you about Euro8 per person. (One way) Alternatively, a taxi from the airport will cost you around Euro30 to Euro40; a good (and quicker) alternative for a party of four or more. It's handy enough to get a bus to town and the shops and tourist attractions. Cross the dual carriageway and queue with all the students from the University, or else ...
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Spent a long weekend in Dublin with my partner who 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... more
I have recently stayed here and i have to say that it was very enjoyable.
It is quite central and myself and two friends could easily walk to the local bars and restaurants. The rooms were very clean and well designed. I stayed in a room by myself with... more
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