I and many of my friends have stayed in Windsor Lodge. It is clean and bright, close to dart and just beside the sea. I would recommend this guesthouse to anyone.

I've just seen Dun Laughaire on Daybreak T.V.(Itv) and feel I must write to agree what a brilliant place is it. To make it perfect, the B and B we stayed in was home from home. Mary the owner was just pure Irish always smiling, helpful and just so friendly even helping us with trips around the bay and advising us on places to go around Ireland.
The B & B 'Windsor Lodge' Dun Laughaire, was so  clean, very up Market but so homely, brilliant bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms or showers,and the breakfast-well. I think Irish breakfasts beat the English  ones, cooked eggs even scrambled if requested bacon,sausage,tomatoes etc, nothing was too much trouble if you asked. Also corn flakes, fruit, yogurt, toast and they cater for Germans, French and all nationally. 
My family and I had a wonderful time in July and 'Windsor Lodge' certainly made the holiday.
I do not usually recommend but this time I can say I will always go back there, 'Windsor Lodge'
was certainly above standard, it was quite brilliant .
Thank you so much,

Because we had a car, we didn't want to stay in Dublin so opted to stay in Dun Laoghaire, taking the train into the city. Windsor Lodge is within a block of the train station and within walking distance of several good restaurants. I recommend spending a little bit more for the largest room with a view of the water; while the bathroom is right outside the door, there is a privacy screen which makes it as though it is in the same room. The parking lot is also very, very tight and cannot fit more than 4 small cars so be prepared.

After a wonderful stay at Windsor Lodge last year, I decided to take my 11 year old daughter to Ireland, and the Windsor Lodge, for her winter break from school. It was just as I remembered it being. Friendly, cozy, and welcoming. We went to Dalkey Castle, which is just two stops on the DART, (Dublin Area Rapid Transit), and to Howth Castle as well. We had nice dinners at the Eagle House Pub just down the road, and enjoyed walking all over Sandycove and Dun Loaghaire. We took an open top, double decker bus tour of dublin, and visited St. Patricks Cathedral and Christ Church, as well as a few souvenier shops there in Dublin. The location of the Windsor lodge is the best. We walked down to the sea shore and picked shamrocks from the grass, for good luck. It was a wonderful Daddy - Daughter outing, with much thanks going to Mrs. Mary and the Windsor Lodge. This is not the Hilton, so if you expect the Hilton, go to the Hilton, but if you want to stay in an authentic Irish home, with a wonderful Irish family, this is the place. I hope to return next year.