Recently Reviewed Hotels around Clondalkin

• Ibis Dublin
  "STAY AT THE IBIS DUBLIN AND SAVE SAVE SAVE"
  "I stayed with my husband at the Ibis Dublin and have no regrets. After picking your bags at the Airport in Terminal 2 you have to walk outside towards the Dublin Coach Stop. Ask, because is not well explained in the signs. There are buses for a lot of places. But the only double decker painted g..."reen is the Dublin Coach. Some people have said that it stops at the hotel. It does not, unless maybe if you only carry a backpack and ask as a favor. Otherwise it stops besides the Red Cow tram stop. Buy your 7 day ticket as soon as you get there and you won´t have to worry anymore. Even though you are told that the buses leave 10 minutes past, in my experience they leave at 6 a.m. 7 a.m. on the hour. So if you arrive after that you´ll end waiting 40 minutes as someone commented. Be prepared to lift the bags to put them in the holding hole in the back of the bus. Look towards the arched and walk towards it. There is a lot of traffic. Remember they drive on the left as the British d... " More >
• Ibis Dublin
  "Great but mediochre evening meal"
  "We stayed at this hotel after taking a ferry from Holyhead and wanted an overnight stop en route to Kerry. This hotel served our purpose in every respect except that the quality of the evening meals was just about OK and quite expensive for what we got compared with meals we got elsewhere in Irelan..."d during the following week. However, breakfast was much better with a wide range and decent quality. Staff were friendly and helpful. " More >
• Ibis Dublin
  "The Best Ibis Hotel period"
  "I have now stayed at this hotel on 12 occasions generally for 3-4 nights (not weekends). The hotel which is a 2 star hotel easily meets the quality of other 4 star Dublin hotels for the bedrooms and quality of the rooms. Even when there are large groups staying at the hotel the room soundproofing i..."s such that you can get a good night’s sleep on their great beds. The 3rd floor has the "superior" rooms which are essentially the same size as the other rooms but with one large bed and a sofa rather than two doubles (sofa is also a bed). Obviously, the hotel doesn't get the additional stars as it has no gym, pool etc., however quality of service, cleanliness are better than many of the 4 star and some of the 5 star hotels I have stayed in and around Dublin. The internet service at the hotel is free, as is parking – in the Dublin city centre that alone can add €25 a day to your bill. The staff at the hotel are excellent without exception and any minor problems I had were quickly and effic... " More >