Hotels With Bar in County Dublin, Ireland

I woke up to a beautiful view of the Liffey river. That was wonderful. The beds were comfortable. Me and my daughters slept well in the room with 2 double beds. Shower was wonderful. Happy with the Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries. Laundry was not an issue... great that the launderette was easily accessible. The business center had 1 desktop. Two guests were using the space and readily let me use the desktop when I needed to. We stayed for a good 3 nights and had a lot of baggage as my daughter was finishing school there. The hotel helped us get the baggage down. Leaving the hotel, the parking space for drop-off and pick-up could hold up to 4 cars at most. The hotel let us double park to pick our things up. So, all is good.

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.

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

Great location, comfy beds! A pity no fridge available to store drinks / food.

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.

The Bonnington is usually my go to hotel in dublin, however the stay before this and now this stay has made me look for somewhere else in future. The staff as always were exceptional, however our room was incorrectly rang my reception at 5am, (and on a previous stay we were awoken in the middle of the night by a false fire alarm, so a full nights sleep is not a guarantee). What was the most frustrating is the general disrepair of the hotel. The rooms are fairly small so for the higher price point you are really paying for the facilities. The smaller issues like furniture being old and leather chairs peeling and flaking were not a big problem, just a mild annoyance. However the bath/shower leaking everywhere when used from the base of the tub and leaving the floor soaking wet, the steam room being out of order and us not being informed of this when or even after booking, and the crowdedness and of the pool and other facilities because of non hotel users with memberships to the leisure clubs taking up the whole hot tub and sauna at once in personal groups was frustrating. The room was also extremely hot, and the AC very very loud while not actually doing much to cool the room. There was nothing particularly stay ruining about it however if you’re paying over 200 euro for one night somewhere you would expect things to be at least average. The main redemption was the friendliness and kindness of the staff.

Attend daughter’s convocation and stayed here for 4 days. Very good location with bus and tram stations in walking distance. Walking to Trinity College Dublin just 15-20 minutes away, and you can feel the pace of the city along your way. What I like most is Leonardo Hotel provides iron board in the room. Each floor of the hotel also provides water dispenser.

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.

Considering the price, the room was elegant and luxurious, and it was very spacious with a sofa. However, there was no refrigerator in the room. The bar on the lower floor was quite spacious with a courtyard, and it was a good place to relax and enjoy a Guinness beer. As for the location, it is about a 10-minute walk from Grafton Street, the downtown area of ​​Dublin, and about a 17-18-minute walk from the Molly Malone statue, which is the meeting point for sightseeing tours. A taxi from Dublin Airport to the hotel cost 31 euros, and an early morning taxi ride to Dublin Airport cost 30 euros (both excluding tips).

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.