We stayed for 2 nights even though we were intending to stay 3 nights. Got our money back for the 3rd night and continued south for the rest of our holidays. Room was booked for couple and one child. it had 3 single beds with no space between them. If they had told us they couldnt fit a family of 3 then we would have found somewhere else to stay. Cost €70 per night. Room only had a tiny walkway between desks and beds. Grubby carpet. Only one pillow per bed but no problem getting two when we requested. Breakfast adequate because we knew thats what we were getting. No Croissants though, grapefruit tinned!! Fairly misleading from pictures we had seen of bedrooms and mezzanine lounge...

Myself and my boyfriend stayed one night at IMi residence along with 5 of our friends.

The room was basic, but clean and comfortable enough. Our room looked out onto the front of the building so there was some noise from passers-by. Also although we booked a double room, the bed was two twins pushed together which created quite a gap in the middle. There was only one pillow each, but this could be seen as nit- picking, overall the room was fine.

We had to take a taxi to our destination as the hotel is pretty far from anywhere except dundrum town centre.

Breakfast was minimal, and not replenished so if you arrived near to closing you were out of luck.

We tried to arrange a late check out, but were told this was not possible. Staff did not seem very accommodating, except Ahmed who booked our taxi and showed us where to go.

As mentioned, this is a conference centre with accommodation that is let. If you are looking for cheap, basic, accommodation and you have a car and a sat nav stay here. If you are looking for luxury breakfast, or a good location stay elsewhere!!!

First impression, horrible, grey, concrete monstrosity.
The IMI is in fact the Irish Management Institute, it is NOT a hotel of any kind, this is in fact a conference centre with accommodation for its delegates, that is resold as a revenue generator.
It was clean and tidy, but that were its only good points, everything else was miserable; we were so disappointed we arranged alternative accommodation within 30 minutes of our arrival.

If you want to enjoy Dublin, don't stay, it'll spoil everything for you.

The IMI Residence is NOT a hotel, it to me looked like student dorms. The location is unsuitable for anybody without a car, the car park in surrounded by trees and VERY BADLY lit. I would not walk through the car park alone at night, especially if female. I will admit I didn’t choose the IMI Residence by choice, but due to concert in Dublin there were no available hotels in the area and I had a business meeting in the area. I booked a twin room, and was greeted with a double room, well 2 single beds pushed together to make a double with 1 duvet which barely reached from edge to edge. The room was clean so that I would not fault, but I wouldn’t return to stay, and if I had arrived as a solo travelling female I would not have waited. The walls are quiet thin and televisions from neighbouring rooms can be heard. If you are looking for a cheap room it is that, and maybe I was expecting too much for the price of what I was paying - €55, but personally I would pay the extra to get a little bit more and to get what I booked – ie twin room.