3-Star Hotels in County Dublin, Ireland

The hotel was advertised with parking, the parking was an extra €18 per 12 hours and was 500 mtrs away in a public car park, which with all the one way streets took forever to access, there wasn’t even space to park at the front to unload bags except in a no standing zone. The room was so small we had nowhere for our bags and you had to roll across the bed to access either side. It was also so hard the floor would have been more comfortable. This hotel is definitely not value for money.  The tea and coffee making machine in the foyer made the worst tea I have ever tasted.

The hotel is very new. Some of the staff are really enthusiastic, others are so-so, but the cleaning staff are quite good. The best things about this hotel are the spacious rooms, complete with a fully equipped kitchen, which makes checking in a breeze. It's also not far from the supermarket!

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.

Very clean room and bathroom. The bed is comfortable, however it was possible to feel the junction between the two single beds. The room was in the basement level, the corridor have a strange smell, bur inside the room was fine. Bathroom is great with and bright.

I stayed at Temple Bar Inn and found the room extremely small. There was barely enough space to move around or store luggage comfortably, which made the stay feel cramped. While the location in Temple Bar is very central and convenient for exploring Dublin, the limited space made it less comfortable than expected. It might be fine for a very short stay if location is the top priority, but for anything longer, the room size could be a challenge.

A lot of people’s cards malfunctioned the morning of check out (before 10am) and it was annoying to have to go down to reception to fix our cards and we are rushing to check out. Otherwise, it was a nice stay

Beautiful Irish run hotel The room was spacious and lovely Breakfast and lovely great variety Food in the bar lounge was great Room service very good and friendly Stefania welcomed us ar reception and we got an early check in and late check out when asked. Mateus was very helpful and police also Uros was brilliant, super nice and friendly he organised a taxi for us and brought our luggage to the taxi. He was extremely professional at his job and a great asset to the hotel. He was top class throughout our stay. We were well looked afterahd we will be bank again soon Regard nathleen & family

Located near the pier, it's a 30-minute walk to the bustling downtown area, offering decent value for money. The front desk service was also good; they were able to resolve any issues. There's no free parking, which is understandable given its proximity to the city center. A convenient plus is its super close location to the airport shuttle stop, less than a 10-minute walk. The room windows, however, do not open.

I stayed at Russell Court Hotel and overall had a decent experience. The hotel was very clean with everything well polished and tidy. As many reviews mentioned, there are clubs below so it is noisy at night. I had expected this beforehand and I am a heavy sleeper so it did not bother me too much. The hotel even provides earplugs which is a thoughtful touch. The reception staff were polite although they did not have a spare comb when I asked. The lift is extremely small and only really fits two people at a time. This is something to keep in mind if you are travelling as a family or with lots of luggage. The room itself was clean although the bathroom felt extremely outdated. It was functional but the taps were oddly reversed. The hot tap was cold and the cold tap was hot. On the positive side the room had UK plug sockets and USB ports which was very convenient. Overall it was a clean and practical stay if you are prepared for the nightlife noise and do not mind some dated features.

The Harding Hotel was perfect for our family needs. The rooms have everything that you need. It was clean and comfortable. With both a bar and bistro attached to the hotel everything is at hand. It is a short walk to Temple Bar where all means of bars and eateries can be found. It is also only a short walk if you wish to visit the Guinness factory too. I would definitely stay here again if I return to Dublin in the future.