My husband wanted to visit this place. We don't have family there but he'd seen it in a guide and…read morewanted to check it out. I'm not sure the history behind it except that it's really old. The big tower and Celtic crosses there are beautiful. We were there in the late afternoon and got to take some nice pictures of the sun shining. It's very serene. Beware though, there were signs all around to be careful of thieves smashing car windows to steal stuff. THere was only us and another car so very quiet but I couldn't help but stay on alert. Thankfully we were safe. Also, be careful of the algae on the steps. I slipped and fell pretty badly. The algae made the stones very slippery!

So good to actually have a proper Nike store in the area! Big fan of all kinds of Nike sports gear…read morebut it's often the price that puts me off, here however, they've solved the problem. A pair of runners that's worth 107 euro in most other sports shops, here you can get them for roughly around 55. Now keep in mind that not everything here will be half price but it most certainly will be cheaper. Definitely worth a look. Would have been nice to actually get it inside the shopping center but the West End spot suits it well. It's a very nicely laid out space with plenty of room. This is great due to the variety of stock they have on hand. Any major sport you think of, Nike will have something for it. Staff are friendly too, never had any issues. They seem talkative, attentive and ready to help.

Great store with experienced and very helpful staff. This is a heaven for any athlete, runner,…read morefootball player or anyone who just loves the brand. The store layout and design reflects the nike brand excellently. As it is a factory outlet you really do have to drop in by chance on the right day to get the best bargin. For example I got a pair of Pegasus 31's for only €33 one day ! In my size too! All because there was a sign over the rack that said "Take an additional 20% off the lowest ticketed price. I also love the face that changing rooms have a big picture of the great Steve Prefontaine on the wall-thats what brings me back!

This is the Hilton across the street from the Kilmainham Gaol. It's also the Hotel that I first…read moresuggested we stay in Dublin as I had Hilton Diamond Points burning in my pockets. It didn't turn out that way as our friends didn't feel the same way. We had tickets to tour the Jail and arrived early as the cab dropped us off at the Hotel. At my suggestion, we retired to the Hilton Coffee Shop for some caffeine and a light bite. They also had a nice adjacent breakfast room for overnight guests. Our space was very nice, comfortable, and with great service. And of course I used my Hilton Amex Card to pay for it.

The hotel is very clean and the staff is friendly. The location is a bit far from some of the…read morebusier parts of Dublin but it is near a lovely park and walking distance to Guinness Storehouse. The Kilmainham Gaol is right across the street and the surrounding neighborhoods are very nice. The breakfast restaurant was the best meal we had in Dublin! Would have liked to try the other restaurant in the hotel - the menu looked great - but we weren't in Dublin long enough.

This was the first hotel I stayed at during my tour of Ireland. Only 15 mins from the Dublin…read moreairport and 25 mins from downtown Dublin. Originally this was the home of the famous Jameson family, lots of photos throughout the hotel. As you enter, the first thing you see is the beautiful lobby with lot's of seating and flowers throughout. The hotel has an amazing golf course and I couldn't miss the opportunity to hit a few overlooking the Irish Sea. I only went on two holes but it was amazing.There is also a beach entrance right by the hotel, I walked along the shoreline and made sure to put my toes in the sea... it was freezing! My room was very cozy, king sized bed and a large desk. Spacious bathroom, hairdryer is located in the desk...not in the bathroom... found this to be a normal thing in Ireland. Also free wifi is always a bonus in anyplace. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in... not sure if it was because I had been up all night on the flight over and was super tired. We had dinner at the 1780 restaurant, the tour group had our own menu to choose from. I started off with the shaved truffle parma ham, main course I had the pot roast of chicken, burnt onion, petit pois ala francaise...so damn good! Classic creme burlee for dessert. I loved hanging out at the Jameson bar, old photos, paintings and dark wood was the decor. Enjoyed a whiskey tasting and some smithwicks draft beer. My only complaint was we could only stay here one night.

Wonderful stay our first night in Dublin. We chose this spot for the sea view and restaurant on…read moresite. After a long flight from the States we enjoyed have ny a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. The sea view from our room as perfect! The walk to Malahide was wonderful. Long enough to walk off our jet lag and relaxing views the whole way! We are at the Jameson for dinner. The charcuterie and salmon were perfect for us followed by an Irish coffee to relax. Would highly recommend this stop!!

Great service! Friendly staff & good value for money! Lovely…read morecarvery!! Will definitely be back again

This place... one it smells of urine through each hall. Two, they charged us 180 euro for ONE NIGHT…read morewhen you could book it online the same day for 90 euro. The staff is incompetent, there was no manager on sight for 4 hours, the staff says he will be here at 6... doesn't show up until after 8. The room is so small there is less than a meter beside the bed, the elevator has to be a safety issue and the bathroom is rusting. Please spend your money somewhere else, there are many other places in/closer to Dublin that are MUCH nicer and less expensive.

Really lovely small hotel. Perfectly located, elegantly furnished and decorated. Rooms are cozy…read morebut very comfortable and quiet. Staff were also lovely. Breakfast was great and served in a comfortable and pleasant room. Walking distance to St. Stephen's Green, Grafton St. and many other sites in Dublin City. Definitely take a nice walk through St. Stephen's Green if you've not gone through it before. Highly recommend for pleasure or business travel.

Absolutely loved staying at The Wilder. Peaceful and safe neighborhood, near canal with walking /…read morebiking path as well as gorgeous park at St. Stephen's Green. The rooms are truly "boutique" chic, very comfortable and spotless with complimentary Irish treats. We booked 4 rooms and each was charming and unique. The breakfast buffet is complimentary and really perfect, but you can upgrade to larger full meals which were also delicious. Easy 20-minute walk or light-rail ride to tourist area. Highly recommend this lovely hotel!

This Dublin Hilton is clean and new just south of the center of town. Easy access to the Luas…read moretrain makes getting into town easy. On site restaurant is great for breakfast or an evening beverage. Rooms are clean and everything feels neat and new. Good option for Dublin travel.

Honestly, the Luas access makes this location a huge win. We work down near Sandyford but like…read morehanging out in the city after hours, so this gave us the best of both worlds. The hotel is standard Hilton fare, but the restaurant is surprisingly good - do yourself a favor and get the burger. I had a tiny bit of construction noise during my stay (May 2025), but overall it's clean and low-key. The front desk staff really handles business, too; when I first checked in, the room next door was partying, but they immediately moved me to a quieter room with zero hassle. It is also right near the canals, which makes for a nice walk to some local eatery's.

Originals could have been something special but this little boutique sure is quite pricey. However,…read moreyou get what you pay for and the atmosphere in this cute little shop is just lovely. They sell books on interior decorating aswell as clothes and jewellery, although after looking at the price tag of some of these you may be tempted to run out! Overall, it's a nice shop if you're getting something special for someone for a special occasion. Maybe if I had a bit more money for myself I'd spend it in Originals although I am convinced that Lucy's Lounge - in town -although with slightly shabbier clothes- have much better bargains.

Tucked away up one of the side roads of Dún Laoghaire, you'll find a little gem of a jewellery…read moreshop. Originals is well-named for it's merchandise is really original. When you walk in, you feel somewhat akin to what I would imagine heaven looks like - decorated like a French boudoir kind of a vibe, there's pretty girly jewellery everywhere, in every colour imaginable. Sparkles galore, and not in a tacky way, it's absolutely gorgeous! You'll walk in to get something for a friend and leave with something for yourself, having spent a good hour or so convincing yourself that it is this one thing that will make your life a lot better. Well, it may not make it a lot better, but a bit of sparkle will make it marginally so. So go on, treat yourself!!