Hotels with Parking in Dublin

We loved everything. We are a family of four and booked a room with breakfast. The room is very good and well-designed, with many interesting details. The breakfast is good, with some variety, catering to almost all tastes. At the end of our stay, we were able to leave our bags for a few hours, which allowed us to make the most of our time. If we have the chance, we will definitely return.

After I  had made my booking I realised I didn’t have breakfast included as was suggested on my booking information I contacted the Conrad hotel and was told if I added breakfast for two  on then it would be €25 each if I left it until I booked in to add breakfast it would cost €30 each so I obviously booked it for €25 each but when I finally booked in to the hotel I met  a very condescending receptionist who informed me that they don’t do discounts and breakfast was €30 when i explained that it was not a discount she continued to tell me they don’t do discounts and eventually said she would ask her manager and came back with the same information  to me at this point I was so embarrassed that I agreed to pay €30 each but when she finally put the booking through it wasn't accepted which at that point another receptionist came to check the computer and could see quite clearly that I had my breakfast booked for €25 and told the other receptionist that it was clearly signed by an appropriate manager so eventually I got booked in but the breakfast I felt was very disappointing as it was the first time ever I was asked to pay €9 extra for anything extra from the breakfast alacart  menu which meant if I just wanted poached eggs I had to pay €25 plus €9  I was not impressed the whole issue with the payment for breakfast while trying  to book into the hotel and then realising that you had to pay extra for what’s normally on a breakfast menu anyway. No i certainly wouldn’t be going back to the Conrad or recommending it

It was a great stay overall. The location was perfect. It was near the center of Dublin. But was set in a quiet neighborhood just outside it. It is a doable walk to a park set along the water. I loved the Medieval Theme. The staff was friendly. The rooms were spacious and clean. The dual shower heads are a nice setup. .Request a view of the front of the hotel. The only potential negative is the distance from the airport and the train.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Trinity College. The room was clean and well-equipped. Breakfast was great with a good variety of choices. If you want to go out sightseeing and shopping, I recommend walking as most attractions are within walking distance. Dublin's culture is definitely worth experiencing up close, especially for those familiar with 'Ulysses'. From a cultural perspective, it provides a map-guided experience.

I didn't take any pictures of the room, but I was very satisfied. The room was spacious with a separate living room, a sofa, and a small kitchen. The location is excellent, making it convenient to go anywhere. Bread41 is right next door, so I just went downstairs and bought some delicious bread. The customer service staff were extremely polite, patient, and courteous.

I did not feel safe in the in the hotel, On arrival back we came out of the lift on the 5th floor and there was a man lying on the ground on his phone, he sat up against the wall as we approached him right outside our room. Throughout the night there was a lot of male voices really loud outside my room which was quite intimidating. My husband was leaving at 4am to catch a flight to Scotland and I was afraid in the room on my own. I was worried about the guy in the corridor when I had to go for my breakfast in the morning so I did not sleep much. I did not say anything to reception because I was afraid the person would knock on my door while i was in there on my own. I paid $315 for my 1 night stay and I was not made aware this was a hotel for refugees/immigrants. I have no problem with people seeking refuge, I do have a problem with feeling intimidated by people lying on the floor in the corridor and men talking outside at all hours Let people know this is a hotel that is used for accomodation for refugees and maybe don't charge as much. If you have people living in the hotel, tell them to have consideration for other guests and stay in their rooms and not to be making so much noise in the corridors. As a woman on my own staying here I felt really intimidated by a big man lying on the floor outside my room and it worried me all night even with my husband there until 4am. I would not recommend your hotel and I will never stay there again. I will be putting a review on google.

The hotel is really nice and functional. The kitchenette is well-equipped enough to prepare a meal, which we took advantage of. The shower is large and comfortable, the toiletries are very good, and the towels are fabulous – better than some 4 or 5-star hotels! The staff are very kind and accommodating to any request. The location is excellent for reaching Dublin city center; the tram stops right outside the hotel's side exit. I highly recommend it; it offers great value for money. Thanks, Trip.com, for the deal!

I decided to ditch staying in the city centre based on my below par experiences there on my last trip. When looking on Trip.com, Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel in Dalkey was the same price as several dorm rooms in the city centre when I looked. Getting there from Dublin Airport was relatively straightforward. I took and Aircoach from the airport to Dalkey/Ulverton Road and then walked for about 15 minutes. Up to the hotel entrance. The hotel is fairly old fashioned but personally I found it very charming. The staff were well-trained in the art of hospitality, the rooms were clean, locals were in and out of the bar, restaurant and leisure centre. Furthermore, the room was spacious with tea and coffee making facilities. The tv had a nice range of channels and the bathroom had a working shower and an abundance of towels. One thing missing was a toothbrush, toothpaste and shaving kit. I was told that you can get slippers on request as well. Get the breakfast. It’s €16 and it’s a buffet style with a delicious selection of hot and cold food. There’s rashers, sausages, hash browns, pancakes, the works. I wish I could’ve eaten more! I loved that they had a wide range of ages working there as well. One of the staff tripped when she went to ask if everything was ok and she said ‘I’m fine, I’m falling for you!’ It was then that I knew that I was home. The leisure centre is one of the best I’ve come across in a while. I’ve stayed in so many places where it’s literally an empty room with a few bits of old equipment but they had loads of weights, treadmills, bikes, etc. They do classes and physiotherapy as well. The pool and jacuzzi were also excellent. Plenty of ages in both as well but it wasnt overcrowded so you’ll get a few lengths in if you want. Lastly, make sure to go for a walk about Dalkey and the surrounding areas. I spent the morning walking down to the Vico Baths, the Forty Foot (both swimming locations) and passed through Dalkey Village. Plenty of people will be out with their family and friends whether it be for a walk, bike ride, swim or a coffee and a chat. Ditch Dublin City and say yes to Dalkey!

Could not fault Metro Hotel. We were late checking in. Rang ahead. Very helpful. Staff are lovely at reception and restaurant. Easy access to Holiday Blue carpark. Would definitely stay again and leave car there.

Our stay at Staycity Tivoli was disappointing in several respects. Although the apartment itself was spacious, it felt very cold and uncomfortable. Laundry facilities required an extra charge and were difficult to use, which made things inconvenient. The property also held on to our credit, which was not clearly explained. Breakfast was very poor value – almost €17 per person for food that was far below standard. We ended up cooking for ourselves in the apartment instead. Overall, despite the larger room size, the lack of warmth, poor services, and overpriced breakfast meant the stay did not live up to expectations.