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5 star

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|1.29km from city center
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem

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Business travel

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|1.29km from city center
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem

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Breakfast

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|1.29km from city center
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem

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Family friendly

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|1.29km from city center
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem

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Hotels Near Famous Attractions in Sandyford

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Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
4/5113 Reviews

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown

Dublin|2.16km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
The hotel is extremely clean and very roomy inside. We were surprised as to how much room we had to lay out our suitcases. The breakfast is very large with many choices. The only issue is that there are not too many restaurants in the immediate vicinity but there is a corner store/supermarket around the corner. It is at least 30 minute drive from Dublin but you can take the Luas.
Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|2.17km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem
Talbot Hotel Stillorgan
4.1/5107 Reviews

Talbot Hotel Stillorgan

Dublin|3.89km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
The hotel service is very good, you can check out later. The breakfast buffet is cheap, only semi-self-service, not just pick it up by yourself, you need the help of the service staff. In addition, if you arrive early, you will not be allowed to check in. You need to wait until 3 o'clock. Of course, the last 2 o'clock will allow you to check in. The environment is good, and it is close to the city center and the airport station.
Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin
4.3/5109 Reviews

Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin

Dublin|4.72km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
The traffic is actually quite convenient. There are aircoach and bus platforms within a few hundred meters of the road near the hotel. The large grass at the entrance of the hotel's afternoon tea restaurant is very suitable for running with children. The hotel is European-style. There is a kettle and a hairdryer in the room. On the head, the room is a double bed and the space is not crowded.
Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown
4.5/538 Reviews

Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown

Dublin|5.05km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
The environment is not bad and very new, the restaurant environment is very good, the steak is good, the breakfast is a bit late
No 9 Rathgar
3.9/596 Reviews

No 9 Rathgar

Dublin|5.26km from Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre
Nice comfy and warm room and close to bus stop! Nice village. Very friendly Portuguese guy who was working there cleaning the rooms. He was very helpful, called me a taxi and carried my suitcase out to the road to taxi. I really appreciated this. He needs a pay rise. 🍀😊

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Imaginosity

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|0.39km from Imaginosity
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem
Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
4/5113 Reviews

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown

Dublin|0.98km from Imaginosity
The hotel is extremely clean and very roomy inside. We were surprised as to how much room we had to lay out our suitcases. The breakfast is very large with many choices. The only issue is that there are not too many restaurants in the immediate vicinity but there is a corner store/supermarket around the corner. It is at least 30 minute drive from Dublin but you can take the Luas.
Talbot Hotel Stillorgan
4.1/5107 Reviews

Talbot Hotel Stillorgan

Dublin|2.15km from Imaginosity
The hotel service is very good, you can check out later. The breakfast buffet is cheap, only semi-self-service, not just pick it up by yourself, you need the help of the service staff. In addition, if you arrive early, you will not be allowed to check in. You need to wait until 3 o'clock. Of course, the last 2 o'clock will allow you to check in. The environment is good, and it is close to the city center and the airport station.
Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin
4.3/5109 Reviews

Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin

Dublin|3.13km from Imaginosity
The traffic is actually quite convenient. There are aircoach and bus platforms within a few hundred meters of the road near the hotel. The large grass at the entrance of the hotel's afternoon tea restaurant is very suitable for running with children. The hotel is European-style. There is a kettle and a hairdryer in the room. On the head, the room is a double bed and the space is not crowded.
Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown
4.5/538 Reviews

Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown

Dublin|3.36km from Imaginosity
The environment is not bad and very new, the restaurant environment is very good, the steak is good, the breakfast is a bit late
Maldron Hotel Merrion Road
4/5104 Reviews

Maldron Hotel Merrion Road

Dublin|4.02km from Imaginosity
I recently stayed at this hotel, and I must say that I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The electric kettle in the room was disgustingly dirty, as shown in the pictures. Moreover, our family room had a constant and unpleasant sewage odor that made our stay very uncomfortable. I hope the hotel management takes these issues seriously and addresses them promptly.

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RCCG Excel Parish

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|0.56km from RCCG Excel Parish
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem
Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
4/5113 Reviews

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown

Dublin|1.24km from RCCG Excel Parish
The hotel is extremely clean and very roomy inside. We were surprised as to how much room we had to lay out our suitcases. The breakfast is very large with many choices. The only issue is that there are not too many restaurants in the immediate vicinity but there is a corner store/supermarket around the corner. It is at least 30 minute drive from Dublin but you can take the Luas.
Talbot Hotel Stillorgan
4.1/5107 Reviews

Talbot Hotel Stillorgan

Dublin|2.04km from RCCG Excel Parish
The hotel service is very good, you can check out later. The breakfast buffet is cheap, only semi-self-service, not just pick it up by yourself, you need the help of the service staff. In addition, if you arrive early, you will not be allowed to check in. You need to wait until 3 o'clock. Of course, the last 2 o'clock will allow you to check in. The environment is good, and it is close to the city center and the airport station.
Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin
4.3/5109 Reviews

Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin

Dublin|2.97km from RCCG Excel Parish
The traffic is actually quite convenient. There are aircoach and bus platforms within a few hundred meters of the road near the hotel. The large grass at the entrance of the hotel's afternoon tea restaurant is very suitable for running with children. The hotel is European-style. There is a kettle and a hairdryer in the room. On the head, the room is a double bed and the space is not crowded.
Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown
4.5/538 Reviews

Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown

Dublin|3.23km from RCCG Excel Parish
The environment is not bad and very new, the restaurant environment is very good, the steak is good, the breakfast is a bit late
Maldron Hotel Merrion Road
4/5104 Reviews

Maldron Hotel Merrion Road

Dublin|3.86km from RCCG Excel Parish
I recently stayed at this hotel, and I must say that I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The electric kettle in the room was disgustingly dirty, as shown in the pictures. Moreover, our family room had a constant and unpleasant sewage odor that made our stay very uncomfortable. I hope the hotel management takes these issues seriously and addresses them promptly.

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Irish Village Markets

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford
4.4/520 Reviews

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Sandyford|0.22km from Irish Village Markets
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem
Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
4/5113 Reviews

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown

Dublin|0.63km from Irish Village Markets
The hotel is extremely clean and very roomy inside. We were surprised as to how much room we had to lay out our suitcases. The breakfast is very large with many choices. The only issue is that there are not too many restaurants in the immediate vicinity but there is a corner store/supermarket around the corner. It is at least 30 minute drive from Dublin but you can take the Luas.
Talbot Hotel Stillorgan
4.1/5107 Reviews

Talbot Hotel Stillorgan

Dublin|2.18km from Irish Village Markets
The hotel service is very good, you can check out later. The breakfast buffet is cheap, only semi-self-service, not just pick it up by yourself, you need the help of the service staff. In addition, if you arrive early, you will not be allowed to check in. You need to wait until 3 o'clock. Of course, the last 2 o'clock will allow you to check in. The environment is good, and it is close to the city center and the airport station.
Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin
4.3/5109 Reviews

Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin

Dublin|3.21km from Irish Village Markets
The traffic is actually quite convenient. There are aircoach and bus platforms within a few hundred meters of the road near the hotel. The large grass at the entrance of the hotel's afternoon tea restaurant is very suitable for running with children. The hotel is European-style. There is a kettle and a hairdryer in the room. On the head, the room is a double bed and the space is not crowded.
Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown
4.5/538 Reviews

Gleesons Townhouse Booterstown

Dublin|3.39km from Irish Village Markets
The environment is not bad and very new, the restaurant environment is very good, the steak is good, the breakfast is a bit late
Maldron Hotel Merrion Road
4/5104 Reviews

Maldron Hotel Merrion Road

Dublin|4.1km from Irish Village Markets
I recently stayed at this hotel, and I must say that I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The electric kettle in the room was disgustingly dirty, as shown in the pictures. Moreover, our family room had a constant and unpleasant sewage odor that made our stay very uncomfortable. I hope the hotel management takes these issues seriously and addresses them promptly.

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Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

4.4/520 Reviews
My colleague and I stayed here for 4 weeks on a business trip including a period of Covid quarantine so being confined to the apartment for 14 days has coloured my opinion. Small things that you could ignore for one night or so can become very annoying. I can't fault the management or the cleaning staff. They were very helpful and attentive and the housekeeping was very good but the developer and architect didn't win my praise. Sandyford was convenient for us but the area is a warren of charmless new developments, several of which have stalled and are left unfinished. There are some restaurants and coffee shops nearby and a Dunnes and Aldi within walking distance and the Luas tram at the foot of the road is a boon for getting to places with a bit more to offer. There is a also a weekly food truck market across the street. The beds are comfortable and the mattresses were clean but I agree with other posters that they are too high to sit on to tie your shoes. We found several lamps didn't have working bulbs but these were quickly replaced once the management were notified. The presence of three restaurants on the ground level of means that the smell from their fryers wafts up when you are on your balcony. I could not identify the source but every few hours, day and night, there is a loud clattering that sounds like a bottle-bank being emptied. Our balcony had no view except of a car park hemmed in on four sides by tall buildings. The apartments have plenty of windows and light but that only affords your neighbours in the office buildings across the breezeway a clear view of your bedroom and living room and you a view of their desks, unless you keep the curtains closed. There was obviously a common area with benches and a play equipment built for the development but the access to this is now prevented by a padlocked gate. Protruding glass box windows might be attractive from the outside and provide space and light into the bedrooms but when it rains (as it does in Dublin) the rain drumming on the roof glass is loud enough to disturb your sleep. A very particular complaint was the useless key-card entry system which constantly failed and locked us out. The management are well aware of this as they told us to keep our key-cards away from any electronic device (hardly practical for keeping in your purse or pocket) as this might wipe the magnetic *****e. In five weeks we were locked out (with both cards failing) four times which is very annoying when coming home late and the reception has closed. The management sent over new cards in a taxi which took 30 minutes. The car parking spaces underground are a bit tight. The code to the building and garage (but not your apartment) changes weekly so you have to make a note of it when the slip is passed under your door telling you the new code. The trash collection area is disgusting, there are lots of bins but evidently these are not enough or they're not emptied often enough. Rem

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Average Price(Weekday Night)AU$171
Average Price(Weekend Night)AU$174