A fantastic place to stay for the weary traveler on a budget. You'll save money by staying here instead of downtown Dublin but will have to pay a taxi to get to downtown, so it's a wash. Spring for the deluxe room and add breakfast. You'll thank me later. Beds are for but comfortable. Docking a star for the poor ventilation in the bathroom which will steam up quickly. But overall, I can't recommend this highly enough! read more

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At least during the weekend I was there boy where hotels expensive. Premier was a much lower rate so I wasn't thinking that the pictures where going to match up. But honestly I am impressed. Its basic but it is clean and well kepted. Just couple of minutes walking to public transportation and there's a type of mall right in front. Also being so close to the airport you'd think it be noisy but I did t hear the planes. This definitely is a good place whithout breaking the bank read more

Very clean. Close to restaurants. Amazing all you can eat breakfast buffet for extra charge. No phone, microwave or fridge in room. Friendly staff. read more

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Very clean. Beds were comfortable. Would stay here again. It's close to the airport which made things easy.

A PLACE THAT TREATS GRIEF LIKE AN INCONVENIENCE DOESN'T DESERVE TO CALL ITSELF A HOTEL. I booked this hotel as a gift for my sister and my mother--and it turned into a nightmare the moment tragedy struck our family. After a sudden death, I had to cancel--a situation completely beyond my control. From the very first interaction, the staff were shockingly dismissive, unhelpful, and unprofessional. Emails sent me to phone numbers, phone calls sent me back to emails, and at no point did any manager take responsibility. I was treated like a nuisance rather than a grieving human being. They made me exchange emails for two full weeks, including pointless security checks, only to tell me at the end that "this email does not deal with cancellations." I had explained everything clearly from the beginning. What was the point of wasting my time? Why make me repeat myself again and again if they were never willing to help? And in the middle of all this, I'm still grieving while having to deal with this endless back-and-forth. When I went in person, Miguel, a Spanish staff member, constantly interrupted me, refused to let me fully explain, and shrugged as if the problem wasn't his. I even tried to help by asking for a gift card to use on another date--something fair, simple, and reasonable--but they refused. I felt discriminated against: nothing was offered while I spoke, but the moment my Irish husband spoke, they suddenly acted, changing the booking to January as if that solved anything. When I pointed out that January is far cheaper than November, Miguel just shrugged again. Zero accountability. Zero empathy. While at the hotel, I saw people entering freely, including homeless individuals. There is a shelter nearby, and I didn't see any security. November/December are the busiest months--there should be security. Cars and Ubers waited at the entrance, shouting and banging on windows to get the attention of passengers, since the hotel has no parking, creating a chaotic and frightening environment. This stay was supposed to be a gift for my mother and sister, yet I felt unsafe, anxious, and completely unsupported. I would never leave them alone there. Every interaction with the staff added to my humiliation and frustration. I was asking for something basic, fair, and right, and they treated it like a burden. Hospitality, respect, and empathy seem to be complete myths here. The hotel is chaotic, neglected, and unsafe. And while I write this, no refund has been issued. It is outrageous and deeply upsetting to see how little they care about their guests. They have made me wait for a simple refund for something completely beyond my control, and the way they are handling it is disgraceful. They should be ashamed. At this stage, I wouldn't be surprised if the next thing they ask for is a death certificate. I'm not the only guest experiencing this. Many others report the same issues with refunds and poor customer service, specially with this Spanish staff member, showing this is a clear pattern, not a one-off. If the management has any shame, empathy, or conscience left, they should contact me directly, because I am still waiting for the refund I am owed. Avoid this hotel at all costs, and warn anyone you care about. No one should have to endure the fear, humiliation, and total lack of respect that I suffered here. The reservation was under my sister's name, MELISSA VILARINHO, for the 21th to 24th of November originally . Ye already have my email and phone number on file, so if anyone in this hotel has the slightest trace of responsibility, they know exactly how to reach me. I'm still waiting for my refund and will not give up until it is resolved. read more

Best hotel ever I stayed here last night we went for food in the restaurant I got a pizza it was so good nice staff (no lies) bed was so nice read more

Our family found ourselves in Dublin unexpectedly after getting bumped on some standby flights. We knew we would only be on the ground for 14 hours, so we decided to find lodging near the airport that had a shuttle. We found a great deal on Priceline, and booked the Premier Inn from the airport. You can pick up the hotel shuttle from the meeting point with all of the other tour buses, and the big purple double-decker bus will take you to the hotel for one Euro per person. We had four people in our party, and the hotel accommodated us with two double beds (which is quite difficult to find in the UK, especially at an affordable rate). The rooms were very clean, and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom was pretty stark, with a tiny corner shower and no amenity items, other than liquid soap dispensers. You could pick up paid amenity kits from the front desk, but plan on bringing all of your own toiletries with you. My biggest gripe with the hotel was that the online listing said free wifi, but in actuality...you only get 30 minutes of free wifi per device. Supposedly, you can have unlimited free wifi from the lobby, but it will knock you off every 30 minutes and say your free time is up. read more

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Stayed here for 1 night after arriving into Dublin very late. The room was comfortable and clean. Staff were friendly on check in, however gave us the incorrect information regarding the airport transfers which made us miss the transfer and have to catch the local bus to the airport. read more

I've stayed in this location on numerous occasions. It is competitively priced, close to the airport and comfortable. It is an excellent place to stay, if you're getting an early flight. The rooms are average in size and have the usual amenities. The sheets are surprisingly comfortable and the pillows are just the right size. Not the usual huge hotel pillows that give me a neck ache. I've only had the breakfast once and it was decidedly average. Although compared to anywhere else near the airport, it is good value for money. The employees are usually friendly and helpful. The exception was during my last visit, when the bartender seemed visibly upset that he had to tear himself away from a conversation he was having with a coworker, to get me a beer. read more

This hotel far exceeded my expectations. You can catch a shuttle from stop 16 outside of the airport for 2 Euros per person. The drive was about 15 mins from the airport. We needed a place to sleep for one night before departing to go home. I wanted somewhere that was clean and comfortable. This room offered amenities that I didn't expect. There is a board that was take the creases out of slacks w/o the iron. There's a heated towel/rag bar. That will dry your rags/cloths upon use. It gets really hot too. The room and bathroom is very large for European standards. The inside of the room is clean. There is a desk and space for storage. There's also a climate control on the wall that doesn't require a room key to keep it operating. A very lovely room for my one night stay. The restaurant served good food, reservations are needed and prices are reasonable. Staff is helpful and friendly. I would totally recommend this hotel. There is also a small shopping center and restaurants well w/in walking distance. read more

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Spent a night at the Premier Inn before catching a flight the following day. Rooms were very spacious - by far the largest I stayed in during my 2 1/2 weeks in Ireland and UK. Bathroom and shower were also very large, which was nice. Everything was clean and there was plenty hot water and water pressure. TV was small with limited channel selection. My only complaints were that I felt nickel & dimed for everything else. There was free Wi-Fi in the lobby, and the first 30 minutes was free in your room, but after that it was €3 for 24 hours. Not a huge sum of money, but after having free Wi-Fi everwhere else I stayed it just seemed lame. The airport shuttle was €1 each way. Again, not much, but seemed unnecessary when you have the word "Airport" in your name. Finally, the buffet breakfast was €10.75. Not a bad deal given European prices and all of the food, but again, most everywhere else I stayed during my 2 1/2 weeks had a free breakfast included. Overall, great rooms, nice location if you're flying, but plan on paying extra for amenities you would often get free at other hotels. read more

Wouldn't stay here again. No room service (you have to go get it yourself?), and the food was uneatable. €1 to use the airport shuttle, £3 for decent WiFi (free for 30 minutes a day said the document in the room, said free when I booked it, I'd say it's somewhere in between and not reliable. Save often). Sheets on bed didn't fit? Very strange. Bathroom was so chemical-smelling, I had to air out the entire room... But the windows don't open well, so my room smelled like a cross between burnt hair and chemicals my entire stay. One elevator broken. Rotating door broken. Staff answering phone, "Heya..." I could go on. Stayed because I thought it would be convenient for an early morning flight... But I was so far away from anything, it wasn't worth it. read more

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I love Premier inns as you know what to expect. As with Ireland, I found the beds hard. But they were good size. Bathroom had shower only that was good. Internet was free for 1 device for 30 min. The free lobby wifi never worked for us. Evening meal in restaurant was good pasta, but very slow service Air con worked great and with window sealed, nice and quiet. read more

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I would like to rate this as no stars. Arrived for a flight the night before. Hotel was highly rated. Upon arrival around 7 pm I was told that the restaurant was opened toll 930 and I would need to make reservations if I wanted to eat. I made a 8 pm reservation. Upon arrival I was told there would be a wait for food but the place wasn't full. Ordered drinks and food came out two hours later. No explanation. No bread, nothing. Service was bad and the food was just ok. Stay away even if last resort. read more

We booked this hotel because we were able to leave our car in the car park for the month we were on holidays. Staff were very pleasant and helpful and our room left nothing to be desired. We went out to one of the nearby restaurants for a snack and later met up with some friends in the hotel lounge for drinks. The guest toilets downstairs would need to be monitored as they were not very clean and the outside of the shuttle bus would have benefitted from a good wash. However, we will be staying again in the near future and we would definitely recommend it to family and friends read more

MUST PAY FOR WIFI. Only 30 minutes of "free" wifi in your room/lobby. Bed was not great and the foot of the bed was higher in the air then the head of the bed. Pillows were useless. No small toiletries for guests. Breakfast not included but parking is. OH and my computer monitor at home is bigger then the TV in the room. Not to mention there were a whopping 8 channels to choose from. Game shows or news. read more

The usual premier inn accommodation no issues there but the place never answer the phone and no queueing system, also not the friendliest of staff. Wouldn't stay at this one again because of this read more

We stayed here the day prior to our departure and it was a great choice. The girls at the front were very nice. The room was nice and clean. The showers were the best that I've experienced in Ireland (Ireland doesn't have the best water pressure). They have a shuttle that comes every 30 minutes to drop you off at the airport for only €2 per person (starting at 4:15am, I think), so it was a great choice when having to catch a flight. My husband and I went downstairs because he wanted a Smithwicks beer and the bar tender (excuse my French) was a complete DICK. He has greyish hair and is a little short (maybe 5'6) and wow... I can't believe they allow that guy to work there. Just completely unpleasant. Besides him- it was a great experience. They offer an all you can eat breakfast for somewhere between €10-15 per person but we didn't get to see experience that since we had to be at the airport at 4:30 am. read more

The most consistent hotel chain I've ever used. Nothing special about any of the locations but the rooms are ALWAYS spotless and my stays have always been quiet. read more

My husband and I stayed at the Premier Inn Swords on May 2nd, 12th, 15th and 16th, great hotel. We had a renovated room which was lovely. The hotel stored our luggage for us when we took a 2 day trip to London which was extremely helpful. The hotel has a good bus service that goes to the airport it stops at the hotel every 30 minutes, cost is 2 Euros per person. The bus can get very busy in the mornings as it picks up from a few different stops. We did use a cab when we were traveling home with all our luggage. The lobby has just been renovated, nice bar. We used the restaurant for dinner all meals were nice especially the haddock and chips. Beds were comfortable did not hear any noise at all. We used Esquires Coffee located next door to hotel for breakfast. There is a Spar grocery store 5 minutes walk from the hotel if you need anything. We traveled into Dublin using the Swords Express bus what a great service, we purchased Leap cards for the bus you can pay cash but have to have correct change. Would use this hotel again, good location, nice rooms. read more