3-Star Hotels in Dublin

Excellent location, warm-hearted owners, clean, great breakfast, highly convenient eateries and grocery store within 100-300m walk. Easily accessible from airport by Bus #16 or 41 (loading bay at Zone 15, outside Terminal 1, direct, 14 bus stops). As the digital board and announcement in the bus is rather confusing, the best is to request the bus driver to inform you to get off at ”Shanvarna Road Est, stop 231”. Try to buy a Standard Leap Card from Terminal 1 Convenient Store for €10 (€5 deposit included), if not available, a Leap Card for single ride can be purchased at €2.60 or simply pay at bus with €2.60 coins. Upon checking in, walk 500m from B&B to Maxol Service Station Swords Road to purchase the Standard Leap Card, your single ride will then cost €2 only with free transfers within 90 minutes. Buses to downtown Dublin (14-17 stops) or other counties nearby are also available from the same bus stop across the road of the B&B. Returning from downtown will drop you off at the bus stop right in front of the B&B. The Comet (a local pub) and Centra Santry Village grocery store are within 100-200m walk from B&B, a pizza/burger take away and a Chinese Takeway are also available across the road. Owners are kind and friendly. Would recommend this B&B to everyone visiting Dublin especially solo traveler depending on public transport and prefers quiet places out of downtown.

When looking at this hotel while browsing where to stay in Dublin, I realised I had actually stayed here before. It does seem to give good value for Dublin. Though expensive as other hotels in Dublin also are, it does come with a decent breakfast and King size bed, which gave it the edge over the other hotels for us. The location is great in the city centre. Just far enough away from the noise but still walking distance to all the major locations. Staff were great and check in/out was hassle free. Room was clean and bed was comfortable.

The staff were lovely but we paid an extra 15 euro to check in early. When checking in early we had to change rooms this room smelt like a bathroom constantly as the customers toilets were close by and the door kept been left open in the toilet even with our doors closed there are also apartments just above or across thats are very very loud all night and a dog that would not stop barking constantly so after paying 123 quid and then an extra 15 on top of it for early check in it was really really not worth it. The dog literally barked from 12pm until 1 am wasn’t really worth the early check in for the room to smell like toilet all the time and it to be so noisy

The lobby is in the basement, and there's a 24-hour security guard at the entrance, which is reassuring. The basement's design is quite nice, with a large lounge area. The front desk staff were very friendly and even gave me recommendations for dinner. The room is typical business hotel size, not large but well-designed. There's dedicated space for hanging clothes and storing luggage. The only downside is that the bathroom doesn't have a handheld showerhead.

This hotel really has a good environment and a good location. I booked a hotel called the Bird's Nest Hotel before and the service was very poor and the room was small. But the room space in this hotel is really good, clean and hygienic, and the service staff is also polite. But the breakfast variety is very small, not It is highly recommended that you book breakfast. There is no hot English breakfast and other food, only bread and cold things.

The hotel is very clean. Besides its own restaurant, there's a bar right across the street, and also three convenience stores or mini-supermarkets nearby. While it's a bit far from the city center, you can get there by taking a 5-minute walk to the tram station. Getting to and from the airport by bus also only takes about 25 minutes, which is super convenient.

Location: Great location, with a supermarket and a shopping mall nearby. There's also a bar downstairs where you can grab a beer. However, it's close to the tram tracks, so the rooms facing outwards can be a bit noisy. Service: The male staff member that night was friendly and very helpful with any issues we had. Facilities: The hotel facilities are good and quite new. But I was assigned an accessible room, which I heard hadn't been used in a long time, so the toilet had a severe odor. There were no other rooms available that day, so I had to endure the smell all night. The staff sprayed some air freshener, which was a nice gesture (and I appreciate it!), but it didn't really solve the problem. If possible, remember to request *not* to be given an accessible room!

The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful giving good advice on places to eat and things to do in Dublin, the room was very clean and the bed was comfortable, there is a free coffee machine in the lobby which is very good, and the hotels in an excellent location.

loved my stay there and just wanna say thank you for the hospitality. I made new friends and met old friends from there. The staff were so nice and I had a fantastic chat with my roomies. I had a roomie from England, Manchester but we didn't share contacts. I would be happy to be in touch. In case he's still there, please share my email address with him. I also played table tennis with 4 amazing friends from Spain on Thursday evening. They were so lovely. I left before sharing contacts. Just in case my email is *********************** and I'd be happy to stay there again really soon. I'll also recommend my friends.

One night stay at this hotel in Dublin. The location is great (2 mins from O’Connell street and 15 mins away from the quays more generally). The staff were efficient and helpful. Although the carpet looked like it hadn’t been hoovered at one spot beside the bed, everything else in the room was spotless. The bed was comfortable, we had tea making facilities and a water cooler directly outside our room, which was really helpful. The main drawback to staying here was sadly something totally beyond the building’s control - constant noise from seagulls outside! With our stay taking place over the summer, the sun didn’t set until after 10, and rose very early, and the seagulls seemed to be fighting every 10 minutes while the sun was out. This made it difficult to sleep, I was glad I had brought earplugs. I’ve stayed here before and it was not a problem so this took me by surprise. One further question is accessibility. Access to reception is via stairs (it’s a lovely Georgian building), and while they have a lift, there were a few stairs we had to go down on exiting the lift to get to our room. The corridors are fairly narrow too, so if you have mobility issues/aids contacting the hotel ahead of time before booking would probably be a good idea. Great price and location, and I will likely stay here again!