Rochestown Lodge Hotel and Leisure center is a 3-star hotel located in Dun Laoghaire, just a short distance from Dublin City Center and has easy access to the M50 motorway.
Patricia
United States of America
The room was spacious and very comfortable. The hotel was immaculate, breakfast delicious, and the staff exceptional.
Located in a seafront heritage area of Dún Laoghaire, overlooking unique panoramic views of the Dublin coastline, Haddington House is a five floor Victorian terraced building.
Nick
United Kingdom
Fabulous place to stay with stunning views and a lovely atmosphere. Great decor, warm and welcoming. Delicious cocktails. Beach baskets and towels a brilliant rouch. Couldn't be happier!
The Royal Marine overlooks Dublin Bay and provides direct access to Dun Laoghaire Promenade and Pier. It gyd a health club, spa, indoor pool and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Around 20 minutes’ drive from Dublin, Claremont House provides accommodations in Glenageary, 3 minutes’ walk from the train station. Each room has either en suite or private bathroom facilities.
Liam
Ireland
The propertys proximity to the DART, the commuter train service.
Located just 20 minutes’ walk from Dublin’s town center, the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road offers a fitness center with views over the city, a chic bar, and an elegant restaurant.
This central Dublin hotel is located on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen’s Green in Dublin City Center. All major attractions are within walking distance of the hotel.
Camden Court Hotel is just 1640 feet from Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green. It features a leisure center with a pool and hot tub, sauna and steam room. .
Martyne
United States of America
The Camden is a great location, centrally located 10-15 minutes to most main attractions including Temple Bar, Stephen’s Park, and many more.
The property was clean, comfortable and the amenities were exceptional. Breakfast was a nice morning treat.
Overlooking the Grand Canal in Dublin 2, Clayton Hotel Charlemont features a shared lounge, Red Bean Roastery, Lockside Bar/Social and Gaudens Restaurant. The hotel is an 8-minute walk from St.
We used it mainly as base to visit Dublin (it's 20-30...
We used it mainly as base to visit Dublin (it's 20-30 minutes by tram) but spent some time walking down the harbour, it's quite beautiful and you can see people learning sailing. There's some museums and monuments worth visiting (sadly we didn't have enough time), and good places to eat. Make sure you try the fish & chips by the waterside. We were actually there for their local St. Pat's parade and it was such a great time!
Alfredo
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Dun laoghaire is a special place to me.
Dun laoghaire is a special place to me. My gran swam almost every day in sandy cove. I've raced ironman 70.3 also from sandy cove. And the pier is always a place of memories as my aunt also lived nearby. I learned to sail in the harbour on visits as a kid. The town has a lively lovely coastal vibe.
Andrea
Ireland
10
Scored 10
Hotels offers a wonderful Breakfast for 15 euros and...
Hotels offers a wonderful Breakfast for 15 euros and standard Pub menu for dinner usually with a daily special. The Pub was first rate and has plenty of beverages to select from, I would suggest a pint of Guiness. Parking is adequate although a little tight for larger sedans. The rooms are very well kept and bathrooms are supplied well. Staff is very helpful and friendly. I plan to use this Hotel for future visits to the Dublin area.
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Anonymous
United States of America
4.0
Scored 4.0
It is a beautiful hotel in a lovely area.
It is a beautiful hotel in a lovely area. We had no view, so we couldn't really enjoy it. We were there for such a short time it was wasted on us. The room had a smell like sewer, but the beds were comfortable. The reservations desk seemed a little clueless.
The breakfast was really expensive, so we couldn't eat there and when i got recommendations for restaurants by the water, the reservationist lady only recommended one restaurant, Hardies, which was affiliated with the hotel. It was hard to get into and there were at least two other restaurants we could go to.
Susan
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Lovely harbor town!
Lovely harbor town! Good public transport to/from, many restaurants and cafes, great views. We enjoyed walking along the harbor piers. We had great food at The Vanilla Pod, Gourmet Cafe, and Sushida! We used the DART to travel to Bray one day, went into Dublin and up to Howth other days. Wish we could have stayed longer!
Hannah
6.0
Scored 6.0
My main issue is lack of good signposting for electric...
My main issue is lack of good signposting for electric charge points for cars. The 2 spaces were I occupied by non electric cars. Hotel needs to do more to ensure Thai does not happen as it seriously impacted my onward journey not being able to charge my car overnight.
The hotel was very pretty upon arrival. The lobby is grand and welcoming. We were excited to arrive for our last couple of nights in Ireland after driving around the whole country for 15 days. The breakfast was good - plenty of choices. A nice sea front walk is a block away (in front of the hotel) and was very pretty on the last night. There is a very nice bar/restaurant in the hotel. Parking is available and underground - the hotel will validate that for you.
Stayed two nights at Claremont House last week. Ideally located near DART and easy access to Dublin city centre. Short walk to beautiful Dun Laoghaire and Sandycove. Daniel, owner of Claremont, has his own restaurant close by called "Daniels" - what a gem! It's small and cozy but the food produced is all fresh and mouthwatering and something you would expect from a Michelin restaurant - can't recommend it highly enough!!
If you want to experience what Ireland once was, book a night in this mini period house. I liked it very much. The room has a character of bygone times. The owners keep everything clean and tidy. With a map I found it without any difficulty. It was only a short 4 minute walk from Glenageary Dart Station. I chose traditional breakfast which was filling and very tasty. I'm grateful for this lovely experience.
loved everything about this stay. The hotel arranged connecting rooms for our party. Lovely big rooms with a beautiful view of the pier. Very comfortable to sleep and no issues. location was perfect. We ate nearby and enjoyed the weekend food market in front of the hotel too. Some of our party had treatments and enjoyed the spa. Will recommend and probably stay again ourselves.
Nothing! couldn't stay there had to pay to stay in another hotel, absolutely filthy, looked like a homeless hostel, alot of foreign men coming and going, not sure why it's on booking.com. I was there with my daughter and her baby, we were to afraid to stay, so we had to book the Rochestown lodge hotel, so I'm down over a hundred euros
The owners are very kind, they also run a restaurant nearby. The breakfast is delicious and the house is clean and full of historic charm. Finally, Claremont House Is located in a lovely position, near the sea and Dun Laoghaire. Also, it is only 20-30 minutes by train from Dublin. I recommend it!
Great set up with bar/restaurant close to reception and pool area/car park underground level very practical.
Staff are very good very accommodating. Clean hotel with spacious rooms and comfortable beds - essential for an insomniac! Will come back again.
Thank you to the friendly staff.
Amazing hotel, it had everything we needed, clean, comfortable, parking was a huge bonus, beautiful sea view, spacious, felt very at home. The DART was just around the corner as were Dun Laoghaire's shops. Highly recommended, a brilliant alternative to staying in the city.
Friendly and helpful reception and all staff. Clean and comfortable room, to an exceptionally high standard. View over the sea and harbour was stunning! Italian restaurant serves top quality Italian food and wine. Best 3-star hotel in Ireland.
Lovely hotel. It should be 4 star in my opinion. Free parking, very clean, lovely extras in the room like toothbrush, toothpaste, hot water bottle, beach bag, coffee machine, shower gel+hand lotion. It was a lovely hotel
The only thing this property has going for it is location. It is convenient to the rail station into Dublin. Otherwise, it is not worth staying here and I suspect there are other options in the area, equally convenient.
Very nice place, convenient location, easy to get there. A bit further from Dun Laoghaire than would be ideal, but not a problem anyway. Only a 20 minute walk. Comfortable enough, easy parking. Quiet and peaceful.
The location is a 10! Near shops and restaurants and a few blocks from the DART. Quiet residential street. Great walking area. Older renovated home but fit our needs perfectly. Contactless check in.
A fantastic hotel! Everything about it was wonderful - the bar, the decor, the staff, the location! I will absolutely be recommending it and cannot wait to return.
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