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Maldron hotel cardiff lane: maldron - cardiff lane

The Maldron is a chain hotel, but it does an efficient if uninspiring job.
Rooms are standard four star, the breakfast just what you would expect at this level and the view...well that's the lowpoint...unless you like a dirty car park and a skip.

Pleasant pool. Large enough to get some proper exercise. God I hate those four-star places that advertise a pool, photograph it to look like it goes on to infinity and in reality is barely bigger than a bath. So no complaints from me.

The bar also made an effort by employing a pretty reasonable singer on the saturday night we were there.

Unique Quality: Located opposite the Grand Canal theatre (or as it is now called the ' Bord gais waste of taxpayers money in naming rights theatre...or something like that).

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Address: cardiff lane
  • Written January 12, 2013

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  • Reviews: 473

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Oacklodge Bed and Breakfast: Sleep Victorian

Our stay at Oaklodge B&B have been truly fantastic!
The house is in a Victorian neighbor very well connected to the center by bus and to the Airport by the Aircoach service that run 24 hour a day and stop in front of the Hampton Hotel, 5 minutes walking from the bed and breakfast.
The area is very quiet and we felt completely safe at every time of the day.
The room was very big, comfortable and clean with a private bathroom that looks like it have been renovated recently.
Teresa, the owner is a friendly and helpful lady and she cooked us some wonderful and huge Irish breakfast that set us for the day.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Address: 4 Pembroke Park Ballsbridge, off Clyde Road Dublino D4
  • Phone: +353 1 660 6096
  • Website: http://www.oaklodge.ie/Oaklodge_Bed_%26_Breakfast/Welcome.html
  • Related to: Budget Travel, Architecture, Historical Travel
  • Written September 1, 2011
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  • Reviews: 406

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Generator Hostel: Brand New Generator Hostel arrives in Dublin

Recently opened it's Dublin newest and largest hotel with over 500 beds. Generator Dublin Hostel is located right on Smithfield Square, in central Dublin.

Very close to the city within walking distance. Next door to the Old Jameson Distillery. Free walking tours and WI-FI. A luggage room, laundry service. The bar is open from 6pm to 2am with fun and games night every night. Breakfast is available for a small fee. The chill out lounge with free Wi-fi is opened 24 hours there are also internet terminals available to use 24 hours. There is a self catering kitchen. A laundry room for washing, drying and ironing clothes - a fee is charged for this. A luggage store which is free of charge and safety deposit boxes again a fee is charged for the use of this facility. The reception is open 24 hours a day with a duty manager available.
Rooms – Singles, Twins, Dorms all available.
Showers and Toilets – En-suite rooms which have the shower and toilet inside the room
Travelshop – Travel shop is open every day where you can purchase tickets, tours and a whole lot more.

Unique Quality: Very close to the city centre. VIP suites with Jacuzzi. Private bedrooms. Female only dorms. Beds from 10 euros per night.

A shop that sells daily essentials. Souvenirs and information on booking tickets for shows, tours etc. Open 24 hours.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Address: Smithfield Square
  • Website: www.generatorhostels.com
  • Related to: Budget Travel
  • Written July 30, 2011
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  • Reviews: 11

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Lynham's Hotel: Acceptable rooms, great price/location in Dublin

We stayed three nights in June 2010. This is a small hotel right in the thick of things on O'Connell Street, within a stone's throw of the Spire. This is a low cost, no frills hotel. The rooms are not fancy or large, but I thought they were acceptable and clean. The price (about half what other hotels in the vicinity cost) and the location are the best features. I thought the front desk staff were friendly and helpful.

Unique Quality: I could not get the Wi-Fi to work on my devices, but could make do with what was available at a public library in the nearby ILac shopping center (roughly behind the hotel, off Henry Street between Dunnes and Debenhams department stores, across from Arnotts department store, open 10-2000 M-Thur, 10-1700 Fri-Sat). If I come to Dublin again, I will certainly consider staying at this hotel.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Address: 63/64 O Connell Street, Dublin
  • Website: www.lynamshotel.net
  • Related to: Budget Travel
  • Written July 31, 2010

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Oliver St. John Gogarty: Great Hostel Location but bring earplugs!

Oliver St John Gogarty is a lively hostel in the heart of the Temple Bar district of Dublin. It is within walking distance of all the major sights such as Trinity College and is also within walking distance of the bus stop to get to and from the airport. I would reccomend bringing earplug though because when I say lively, I mean lively. It is surrounded by Pubs and can get quite loud, especially on the weekends.

Rooms are twin, 4, 6, 8 and 10 bed dorms all with private ensuite. One thing that is kind of odd about this place is that there is only one key to the room. So, the room key has to be left at the front desk. However, each bed has it's own lockable cupboard so don't forget a lock.

Unique Quality: The location can't be beat, only a few short steps to some of the liveliest bars in Dublin.

  • Opinion of Price: least expensive
  • Address: 18-21 Anglesea Street, Temple Bar, Dublin
  • Website: http://www.gogartys.ie/
  • Related to: Budget Travel, Backpacking
  • Written March 30, 2010
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Maldron Hotel Cardiff Lane: Great Hotel in the Docklands

We stayed in the hotel for five nights and had received a packaged that included free breakfast every morning in the restaurant onsite. We were really pleased with everything about our hotel. The room was a great size and very clean and the staff were all friendly and extremely helpful. Though it wasn't located directly in the center of everything, we didn't mind having to walk a little bit to get into the heart of everything.
Breakfast surprised us as it was really fantastic! It was a full hot buffet and we were able to fill ourselves up every morning. If you're able to get a package with free breakfast, definitely do it since normally breakfast is 15 euro. One thing to keep in mind, if you are staying on a weekend try and get there between 8 and 8:30 or else it gets really busy and depending on when you show up you might have to wait for fresh food. We found the earlier we got there the better.
We also visited the hotel bar a couple of times. The beer was only slightly cheaper than visiting any other pub in the city, but the staff were friendly and we would stop here at night before heading out for drinks.
Only small complaint we had was that the pillows weren't that comfortable, but it didn't really make for a bad experience and overall we were really happy with everything!

  • Opinion of Price: N/A
  • Address: Cardiff Lane, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2
  • Phone: +353 (0)1 643 9500
  • Website: http://www.maldronhotels.com/hotel-cardiff-lane/
  • Written November 29, 2009
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Aaron Court Guest House: Very cosy guesthouse in a big private house

The guests had all possible hotel level facilities and services available, even this was a guest house accommodation. They would have organised even car hire and tours if wanted. All the rooms were en-suite, meaning every room had own bathroom.

The guesthouse was not in the heart of Dublin city, but it was handy and cheap to take one of the several buses to the city centre. This is a great place for those who respect peace and silence, and don't want to live in the middle of the city and noise; yet anyhow being able to reach the city whenever they want to.

I like private accommodation, pensions and guest houses a lot, as in those one gets the best touch to local life and local people.

Unique Quality: The Ballsbridge area is a very safe and extremely peaceful, stylish residential area with some business and embassy activities too around. The room itself was spacious and comfortable. The house was big and nice, a big living room and breakfast room was in guests' use.

The breakfast! Not for someone who wants to eat healthy food...or perhaps, but I recommend asking for it beforehand. The price included full Irish breakfast, which is very heavy, greasy and the portions are not small (sausages, meatballs, grilled or fried tomatoes, mushrooms, toast with butter, fried eggs...).
I liked the way of serving the breakfast for everyone around one big table and not in several small separate tables. It was nice to talk with other people coming from all parts of the world.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Address: 144 Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland
  • Phone: +353-1-2602631
  • Related to: Budget Travel
  • Written September 2, 2008
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  • Reviews: 14

4 out of 5 starsUser Rating

Comfort Inn Citywest: Great Hotel - But Out of town

I had a very nice stay at the hotel, but the next time I get to Dublin again, I will chose a hotel closer to the town! It took me 40 minutes each morning to get to the center!
The area the hotel is situated in, is not great either. There´s nothing to do or eat, so when we arrived in the evening, we had to order from a pizzaria 20 minutes away.
HOWEVER the hotel is very nice! It´s really a luxury hotel for lesser money, and the rooms are very clean and tidy. The staff was very friendly and all in all our stay in the hotel was excellent, although it was situated to far out.

Unique Quality: The rooms are great. You get tv, internet acces, cd player, coffee maker, towels, hair dryer, iron board etc.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Address: Kingswood, Naas Road, Dublin, D24, ie
  • Phone: 353-1 4619900
  • Related to: Family Travel, Business Travel, Luxury Travel
  • Written July 18, 2008
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  • Reviews: 2

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galway city centre bed and breakfast: family run bed and breakfast

We stayed in this small family run bed and breakfast.It was run by a very friendly woman and the rooms were lovely and breakfast was included for 80 euros for room and full irish breakfast.It is 5 minutes from Galway city centre and has parking facilities.Highly recommended!!!For bookings telephone 0035391567559

Unique Quality: A view of the main Galway city cemetry with hundreds of Celtic headstones.Lots of visitors taking photographs in here every day.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Address: 1, Cookes Terrace. Bohermore.Galway
  • Related to: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Budget Travel, Trains
  • Written July 9, 2008

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  • Reviews: 5

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Castle Lodge B&B: A Little Gem!

Spent just one night here but we were really happy with the place. Well located between Malahide village and the castle and 5mins. to the train station. Friendly staff, clean rooms and a great shower. 45 Euros PPS.

  • Opinion of Price: N/A
  • Address: Back Road, Malahide, Dublin
  • Phone: 00353 18464545
  • Website: www.castle-lodge.com
  • Related to: Trains, Family Travel, Castles and Palaces
  • Written June 12, 2008

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