Hotels With parking in County Dublin, Ireland

Beautiful hotel right on the water. Excellent service from all staff. Bar/restaurant very convenient and food was great. Very near bus which was so helpful sin e we didn't have a car. Gorgeous beach for long walks right across the road. Grocery store within walking distance. Short bus ride to Malahide. Highly recommend.

Management does not reply email requests, unfortunately. I asked to receive a refund or date change for a room shared booking as I needed a private room such day and did not receive an answer :-(

A neat and brand new hotel with rooms decorated in a kind of industrial style, blended with minimalist style. The staffs there could satisfy client's needs in time and avoid disturbing him/her. There are Swiss-made hairdryer, smart television with mainstream channels in Europe, fine tissues and a bag for packing something. The environment of Ruby Molly was cordial and restful, the bar on the ground floor was not noisy, or was filled with miasma. Here're some suggestions regqrdinh the improvement and settlement of existing drawbacks: 1. Maybe it'll be better to equip the rooms with electric kettles or water dispensers. 2. Check and maintain the audios of certain rooms, which may not work well. 宾馆整洁、崭新，房间装潢风格属混合了极简风的工业风。酒店员工能够及时响应客户需要，且能够避免打扰客户休息。房间设施设备齐全，除没有热水壶与一次性个护日化用品外，吹风机、可正常接收讯号与频道的智能电视、质量较好的纸巾、便捷手袋等都有配备。酒店综合环境友好且静谧，一层的酒吧环境安静，无乌烟瘴气的情况。 建议酒店考虑视情况增加热水壶/饮水机，并检查和维护部分音响设备。

I stayed at the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road and found it comfortable but not perfect. The room was spacious and clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The location is convenient — close enough to walk to the city centre but still quiet at night. However, the room felt a bit warm, and there was no way to open the window for fresh air. Breakfast was fine but quite expensive for what was offered, and it got very busy in the morning. Overall, it’s a decent hotel for a short stay, though I expected a little more for the price.

The hotel rooms are spacious and clean, the beds are comfortable, and the soundproofing is excellent, allowing for a peaceful rest. Some guests mentioned that the room design is stylish and full of character. Although some rooms are smaller, the overall comfort is still satisfactory.

I had a really positive stay at Gardiner House Hostel — a clean, friendly, and well-located choice for budget travellers in Dublin. 📍 Location The location is excellent — just a short walk from major bus stops, shops, cafés, and walking distance to many central Dublin attractions like Temple Bar, Trinity College, and the Liffey bridges. It made exploring the city super convenient without having to rely on public transport. 🛏 Accommodation & Rooms The rooms were tidy and functional with adequate storage space. Beds were comfortable for a hostel stay, and the linens were fresh. Shared bathroom facilities were kept clean throughout my visit. The staff were friendly and helpful. Considering Dublin can be expensive, Gardiner House Hostel offers excellent value — affordable, clean, and centrally located.

I recently stayed at the Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin and found its location on O'Connell Street to be exceptionally convenient for exploring Dublin's main attractions. The room was clean and featured a mini-fridge, which was useful for keeping drinks cool. However, the breakfast experience was underwhelming. The selection lacked variety, and the quality didn't meet expectations. Additionally, the lobby area felt cramped during peak times, making it less inviting for relaxation. While the hotel's central location is a significant advantage, improvements in breakfast offerings and lobby comfort would enhance the overall guest experience.

The location is excellent, right in the city center. It's a 10-15 minute walk to Trinity College, the shopping street, and the Temple Bar area. You access it just around the corner from the Liffey River, not directly on the riverfront, which is actually nice as it keeps it quiet and off the main road. However, as soon as you enter the lobby, you can see the floor isn't very clean, with dust and cigarette butts. In the room, the hand soap and body lotion dispensers in the bathroom also had dust on them. Even though I wouldn't use them, the dust made them feel unhygienic. It would be so easy for housekeeping to just wipe them clean. The towels hanging nearby were also dingy and old. The hotel's layout is like a maze, in a square shape, and you have to go through two fire doors to get to your room. One of the corridors even had a distinct lamb smell. The European-style breakfast was above average, with a good variety.

Very cheap and a great location, easy to walk to most major landmarks in the city. Friendly staff. Only small downside is that, although my room was very clean on arrival, it wasn’t cleaned again at any point during my 3 night stay (not sure if this is normal or only my experience). However, I would definitely still stay here again!

The Hendrick is a great spot to stay for only a night or two passing through Dublin but like many hotels in Dublin now, it's more or less a glorified hostel. The room setup was a double bed and a bunk for three people yet it was so small we could hardly find room to unzip 2 small carry-on suitcases and organize our clothes. There's no space for a dresser or even small drawer, no fridge and there are no hooks whatsoever to hang anything. With three people in this room it felt VERY cramped, hardly any space to move in the short space of a ”hallway.” For what you pay, it's disappointing that breakfast isn't included either. Again, Dublin hotels are out of control at the moment so it's not a horrible deal. The STAFF is entirely lovely and helpful and it was very clean as well. Thank you! But for a longer trip, find yourself a larger space.