Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Ancient monastery ruins stand sentinel beside two peaceful lakes in this glacial valley's monastic settlement. Hike the marked trails through Wicklow Mountains National Park or join guided tours explaining the 6th-century round tower's history.
We spent one night hotel nestled in the heart of the countryside. We had a great meal in restaurant with great views, we saw deer playing in the grounds. . Great selection of food for breakfast. Highly recommend this Hotel.
We spent one night hotel nestled in the heart of the countryside. We had a great meal in restaurant with great views, we saw deer playing in the grounds. . Great selection of food for breakfast. Highly recommend this Hotel.
Wow what can I say, absolutely amazing, from the foyer to the rooms to dinner in the restaurant and breakfast, everything was fabulous. Parking was plentiful and free. Highly recommend staying here.
Wow what can I say, absolutely amazing, from the foyer to the rooms to dinner in the restaurant and breakfast, everything was fabulous. Parking was plentiful and free. Highly recommend staying here.
Lisa
Reviewed September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026
We were very impressed by this hotel, and we really enjoyed our stay. It has a combination of old world charm and modern amenities. It is cozy and comfortable, and very quiet. Our room faced the street but the double glazing ensured we heard nothing.
The hotel is in a great central location and the parking is very close by and easy to find. 22 Euro is a fantastic discounted price for parking across the road from Temple Bar.
Highly recommended and will stay again when we visit Dublin.
We were very impressed by this hotel, and we really enjoyed our stay. It has a combination of old world charm and modern amenities. It is cozy and comfortable, and very quiet. Our room faced the street but the double glazing ensured we heard nothing.
The hotel is in a great central location and the parking is very close by and easy to find. 22 Euro is a fantastic discounted price for parking across the road from Temple Bar.
Highly recommended and will stay again when we visit Dublin.
David
Reviewed October 19, 2026Reviewed October 19, 2026
Very nice and spacious hotel with great staff, unfortunately a little bit out of the way from Dublin and the room didn't include a fridge which made it a bit difficult to store food for our baby. Apart from that it was a lovely stay.
Very nice and spacious hotel with great staff, unfortunately a little bit out of the way from Dublin and the room didn't include a fridge which made it a bit difficult to store food for our baby. Apart from that it was a lovely stay.
Tyler
Reviewed September 22, 2026Reviewed September 22, 2026
Fantastic place. Stayed there before. Convenient for the airport and only 12 Euros in a cab to town. Staff are great nice pub across the road and a supermarket next door. Will stay there again
Fantastic place. Stayed there before. Convenient for the airport and only 12 Euros in a cab to town. Staff are great nice pub across the road and a supermarket next door. Will stay there again
Modern, smart hotel. My room had an intelligent use of space and was naturally well lit (although you couldn’t open the window). Would have been squeeze for two with luggage though. Why do all hotels under-cater for luggage?
Staff extremely helpful.
Restaurant is excellent.
Modern, smart hotel. My room had an intelligent use of space and was naturally well lit (although you couldn’t open the window). Would have been squeeze for two with luggage though. Why do all hotels under-cater for luggage?
Staff extremely helpful.
Restaurant is excellent.
Large luxurious room. Breakfast was only E20 booked in advance and was excellent.Gym was large and clean. Close to lower Camden street for many restaurants.Central for city. Can get bus 16 from the airport for E 2.60 .
Large luxurious room. Breakfast was only E20 booked in advance and was excellent.Gym was large and clean. Close to lower Camden street for many restaurants.Central for city. Can get bus 16 from the airport for E 2.60 .
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