Myself and my fiance booked a romantic weekend away to Dublin to spice things up if you know what i mean, Upon doing a google search from my office looking for a cheap and cheerful hotel in Dublin close to the city centre up poped The Sunnybank hotel, i taught to myself "what the heck" and booked up. If i... More

Great hotel, friendly staff, great food and music and very lively....quintessentially Irish!! More

stayed there for 1 night june 2011, room needed updating certainly not like the pics on website, other residents had belongings in black bin liners. awoken about 3am by fire alarm. nobody in reception. in bar area next door crowd of peopleunder influenceof alcohol in cig smoke fog, barman said alarm set off by mistake.went back to bed kept awake... More

The reason my friends and I visit Ireland every other month is for the friendly, welcoming culture and the heavy drinking sessions, this is the 1st Dublin hotel that we have found that not only make you feel welcome but also where the staff and locals actively join in with you. This place is without a doubt a little haven... More

From our arrival at the Sunnybank 'bar l unge' (missing 'o' on signage!) our stay was eventful. The car park was nowhere near big enough and cars were clearly abandoned causing double parking, and quite a bit of manoeuvring was required to ensure you wouldn’t come back to find your car damaged by someone else’s attempts. If anyone had to... More

Do not stay here if you value your sleep! Arrived here and was pleasantly surprised and happy with cleanliness ! False sense of security! Arrived home and hotel was quite noisy - though this would end by around 1am. - nope! Local people using bar the whole night through to 9am the next morning, singing shouting and chanting. Didn't sleep... More

This hotel should come with a goverment warning. I hit my bed when the milkman was delivering and the barstaff are more than willing to share a cider breakfast with you. I would only recommend this hotel to alcoholics. There is no point in booking a room either because it is quite acceptable to sleep on the floor of the... More

We had a wonderful stay at Sunnybank Hotel Dublin during a 14-day trip to Europe. The wonderful staff with their warm hospitality and kind assistance turned this two-star hotel into a four-star hotel for us. The hotel is located in a quiet, convenient neighborhood between the airport and city center. We took a taxi from the airport to the hotel... More

Found the room very poor and old fashioned, very basic. No heating in rooms or spear blankets,My partnear complained about the heating to some older man in reception (it was after midnight), he said he'd get it sorted but he didnt do anything.Awake all night with room parties after the ireland match - knew there was no point complaining, breakfast... More