Dublin City West 3 Stars Hotels

Great hotel for basic accommodations. It is a pedestrian only walking area so the taxis cannot get to the front entrance. But the tram is right there and the staff is great such as Theresa at Osten Bar and Faye at the front desk and Phil providing that extra excellent service.

Everyone of the staff were very friendly and went out of their to make you feel welcome. Food was excellent in the Earl Bistro, Carvery, and the Balneety Bar. I had a wonderful time and could’ve just stayed at the hotel without venturing out but it was also a good base to go see the sights as well. I would recommend it to anyone at any time.

Newly remodeled property, wonderful staff, great bar and restaurant highly recommend

My husband and I enjoyed our stay at Maldron Hotel Tallaght. The room was excellent. Excellent staff. Everything we needed, the staff made sure we are taken care of. The hotel also have a restaurant and bar. The food was amazing. The location was perfect. The airport shuttle stops at the square less than a 100m from the hotel. The square has a shopping mall, theater, and different restaurants. Maldron Hotel Tallaght was one of the great hotels we stayed in.

I found this hotel on expedia. It had the best price out of all the listings I found. To me, the main thing I look for in a hotel is a place to sleep and shower...I don't go away to sit in a room so I just chose it based on the low price. But I was overall very happy with the experience. The breakfast was SO filling! They give you a hot breakfast cooked to order AND you can take from a buffet that's more of a continental type. The meal filled me up so much I just needed a little snack at...

Front desk staff very nice and accommodating

This hotel is on Upper O'Connell. The Dublin Express 782, from the airport, stops at Ashton Quay, across the river. It's a short walk to the Luas tram, buy a ticket at the machine, then just up 2 stops to right in front of the hotel The buffet breakfast is great. Not just a continental, it has eggs, bacon, sausages, and hashbrowns, besides the more standard fare. The rooms were very quiet. Our room eas quite large! We rarely heard any noise at all. The staff was great, super helpful and polite...

We stayed at Premier Inn throughout our stay in Ireland. The hotels are consistent and we had great customer service

Excellent stay for my first time in Dublin. Room was upgraded, I received check in at 10am after a long flight and they boxed up a wonderful breakfast for me for the next morning so I can catch a very early ferry to Wales. Such a friendly and helpful stay!!

Loved the vibe and look, especially the little bar/dining lounge. Food was great. The decor is amazing. The location was perfect, as it was walking distance to everything yet set back a few streets so that was quiet enough. They also held our bags all day on our last day since our train wasn’t leaving until late in the day. The only thing we did not like was that neither room type (we had one of each) was large enough for our luggage to be opened up making it inconvenient if you don’t want to...

If you're looking for a place to rest your weary head, you'll absolutely get a great nights sleep here. Our room got DARK. We're used to a little light here and there but not in this case! The included breakfast was delicious and there's a car park nearby. There's a bar across the street that's great too

Great location in the heart of Dublin - easy walk to most locations - tram directly in front of the hotel - Dublin Express busses to and from the airport nearby for 10 euros one way

Nice hotel close to many sights.

We had a wonderful stay. It’s perfectly located near Grafton Street with tons of shopping, restaurants, and pubs within a short walk. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The bartender and bellman gave us fantastic recommendations including a short pub crawl that ended at a nearby pub with traditional Irish music which was a highlight of our trip. It’s a gem of a hotel.

It was a perfect location for us, as we were there to visit our son studying/living at UCD (approx. 1 km from the Broc House). It’s about a half-hour ride via public transportation to the downtown areas/sites (Trinity College, Kilmainham Gaol, Guinness Storehouse, etc.), but this wasn’t an inconvenience for us, as we were only traveling in-and-out of town once a day. Also, the Broc House is in a quiet residential area, which is what we preferred vs. the noise of the downtown nightlife. As for...

Friendly staff. Close to many restaurants, bars & shops. Darkey Kelley which has the most amazing Guinness Stew in my opinion, was right next door. They had attentive staff, tasty food and live music. Beds were comfortable and because of the location we had a very quiet nights sleep. Definitely would book again.

Easy to get the shuttle to and from the airport. Nice restaurant with a wide choice on their breakfast buffet and delicious dinners reasonably priced. I missed being able to get breakfast before an early flight, but they have kettles and coffee readily available in the room and the airport has good options. A bus to downtown stops within a couple of blocks of the hotel, but you should check out payment methods, since you can't just scan your phone onboard . I liked this place!