This is a spartan hotel. The half of the room without the bed has a little table and something on the wall with a mirror and plugs. No outlets by the beds. Toilet badly designed so can't have the seat stay up. Adequate shower but hard to get in and out of. Clean so that's good. Some cuts in the carpet. Wierd. It will do for the night before flying out of Dublin with shuttle to airport every 20 minutes. Not for a long stay in a standard room read more

My friend and I stayed here before our flight back to the US. What were the pros? It is in a convenient location The lobby area was beautiful There is a free shuttle to the airport What were the cons? The rooms are dated and mine was a little dirty, this hotel could use a renovation We grabbed a few drinks to take back to our rooms at the area outside of the bar and they overcharged us by a lot, we didn't care to put up a flight and complain read more

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I stayed here one night just so I could catch my flight the next morning. It is the nicest airport hotel experience I've had in a while! Check-in was fast. The room has a space under the tv where you can put your stuff down. Very convenient. I watched a little tv (Irish channels) from the bed. Terrific. Hilarious shows, actually. There was a UK/Irish outlet and USB ports by the bed. The bed was clean and comfortable, and I slept well. The bathroom was kind of small but the rain shower was great. I liked the soaps they had. There is a big space for breakfast. I had a full Irish breakfast and they had fresh fruits. Delicious. Andrea at checkout was great. Efficient and helpful, and I didn't miss the shuttle. There is a complimentary airport shuttle that runs 15 min, just show up on time. The driver we had is super nice. I didn't catch his name. I wish him all the best. Excellent customer service on his part. read more

Radisson Blu Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Dublin Airport, D

Excellent location next to airport and after direct flight from US... good spot to land night or afternoon before traveling to downtown Dublin pubs or elsewhere in Ireland... Ireland people sell out the hotel when the local rugby games are there on weekends and hotel is busy during the games... excellent bar area with plenty of Irish tap beers to choose from. Raddison falls under my Marriott Bonvoy lifetime benefits... so I prefer this hotel as easy rental car pick up at airport and short drive to hotel or by Uber or shuttle... All the staff at hotel front desk, and throughout hotel all pleasant people of Ireland and always friendly regardless if you are local people or people from abroad... read more

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T3 restaurant was quite noisy, service was good. Food was beautifully presented. Seafood chowder - pretty but not the best, lots of potato, light on fish. Very clammy tasting, shrimp (prawn) - there were 2 - had no taste beyond the broth taste. Irish plate for 2 - salmon, shrimp, salad, 2 cheeses, smoked salmon, pulled pork, bread - nothing bad, nothing exceptional, pretty bland Guinness was very cold (a negative) and quickly poured) but not too bad taste. Business Class Hotel room was ok, needs more outlets, had to unplug a lamp to plug in computer in business class room. No safe as advertised, it says mini bar but is just an empty refrigerator. Desk chair had a cushion that dropped a lot in the middle, and was uncomfortable. Hopefully a better breakfast as stated...but really it was disappointing too - very cold eggs in buffet, nothing was very good but it was a large selection. Lovely dining room though. Book in room made it sound like Grab and Go breakfast came with the room but it was not open st 7:45 and everything had prices. I was between a two and three and breakfast brought it down. For a cheap hotel brand it would be a three but I expect and usually get much more from a Radisson. read more

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We had to stay at this hotel for about a week. It was very close to the airport. They had free shuttles to the airport about every 15 minutes which was a big plus on the way home. We stayed on the 5th floor and the room was updated and large. The bathroom was very clean. Water pressure was good. They pretty much had room service available 24/7. Menu was pretty good and had breakfast lunch dinner and late night snack options. Everyone we dealt with was very friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The lobby is huge and they have bars and restaurants inside. The windows opened slightly inside the room which was great for some fresh air. The bed and pillows were actually very comfortable. The TV was very big and had Netflix options etc. The room had a nook with a fridge , kettle and a nespresso maker. They even had a desk , small table to eat at and a chair off to the side. We went into Dublin city center and taxis sometimes line up inside the lot which made it easy to get to town. read more

The staff here was great. Long story short prior to flying home me and my fiancé tested positive for Covid and weren't able to leave. I was able to book the Radisson Blu at a reasonable price and they have availability for the amount of time we needed to stay. Check in was great and the lady at check in was very understanding and very helpful. Even on days and night they weren't providing room service they would make an exception for us. The room was very clean and very spacious. The bed was comfortable and the shower was great. It is a quick 20 minute drive to Dublin and I would say less then a 2 minute shuttle to the airport terminals. read more

Very dated room, old furniture. No plug points by the bed. Old empty fridge sitting on a rotting timber support. Hotel trash is odorous and can be smelt in the room on the 4th floor if window is open. Toilet is broken. Water drips from the flush valve onto the bathroom floor. Picture attached Shower is old--well 2 showers. Good luck figuring it out. The restaurant, Collage, is overpriced. €26.50 for Irish breakfast with minimal components. Steak was over cooked, no toast. Pic attached read more

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I stayed in a standard room on the fifth floor and I have to say it is one of the quietest hotels I have ever stayed in. I cannot hear one other person in the place. No talking, no toilets flushing, no doors closing. All I can here is the traffic and airplanes! The hotel is very nice and calm and relaxing. The room is spacious and have a table with two chairs and a proper desk with another chair, so lots of work space and tonnes of plugs. The bed is a very comfy double bed with good quality sheets. There is a flat screen tv with Irish and UK channels but no satellite just Sky News. There is a good sized bath and shower in the large bathroom with lots of toiletries and towels and there is a hair dryer, too. There is a kettle with Earl Grey and black teas as well as coffee and decaf sachets with sugar and UHT milk capsules. There is plenty of hanging space and hangers. If you park in the hotel car park it costs €7.50 per night as a hotel guest. There is a complimentary shuttle bus that runs 24 hours and departs every 15 minutes to the airport. However, it is probably only a five minute walk to the airport from the hotel. There is a few dining options in the hotel but I only tried the T3 restaurant. The staff were excellent and attentive, so polite, too. The menu had lots of choices from soup and salads to burgers and fish and chips and pizza and desserts. I found the prices a little higher than average but that is to be expected in an airport hotel. I had the soup of the day, which was carrot, and it was served with two fresh bread rolls. The soup was hot and very tasty with a great texture. The soup was €5. They also served alcohol as well as coffee but I didn't have any of these. The place itself had loads of different areas for eating, including a counter and tables in front of a tv or a few tables away from the main area if you want to eat in the peace and quiet. read more

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No. Just no. The employees mean well, but that's not enough. I had a room with a broken key entry, and after walking downstairs four times to have my key remade, their solution was to have an employee use a handheld machine to let me in my room. Every. Time. Airport Shuttle's great, but there were three people sitting in an empty van with no driver in sight for a few minutes, so there's that. the breakfast looked alright. #brightside?? You've been warned. read more

I had tried to make a reservation on this hotel's website but it did not seem to go through as I never received a confirmation. I ended up not being able to go to Dublin. About a month after my stay was going to happen, my credit card was charged by the hotel. I called and spoke with someone who promised to investigate but nothing has happened. I called again and left another message, sent emails and sent a "snail mail" letter to the manager but have heard nothing. I am very disappointed in their lack of response. read more

This supposed 4* hotel felt more like a cheap motel. The chairs in the room were all stained. As were the extra cushions on the bed, with white stains, what I don't even want to know. Made me feel like a needed a bio-hazard suit!!. Ordered room service, which turned out to be the worst burger in the history of burgers. Even the corridors to get to the room were a hazard, the carpets were ripped and sticking up. On the plus side the shuttle bus to the airport was good. Don't stay there until it has a complete refurbishment. read more

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Not sure how this got any stars at all? Heater didn't work in the first room, the guy behind the desk didn't help me for 30 min..Staff was rude, one was coughing with no mask on. LICE found jumping on the bed!! I could go on and on, but I will stop there. read more

Airport hotels are pretty much purely functional - a place to rest your head so you can get to and from the terminals with ease. In this case the Radisson Blu at the airport is a convenient spot as it is steps away from the airport. However, my first experience was not as an overnight guest. I attended a day-long meeting. Arriving about 10:00am I was longing for a good cup of coffee to hold me over until the meeting start time. Much to my dismay, there is no coffee kiosk to order your cup of java in a 'to-go' cup. So, I settled for the formal dining space as the more comfortable lounge/bar area was closed. As I forked over three euro plus gratuity for my small cup of coffee I inquired about the restaurant hours as I knew coffee would not be provided at the meeting. I was told that the formal dining area closes at 10:30am and the bar/lounge opens at noon. So, if you want coffee in between those times, you're pretty much out of luck. Need I remind you that this is an -AIRPORT-hotel. I'm sure there are many travelers wanting, in fact needing, a cup of coffee at all hours of the day. The meeting room was nice enough although the decor and ambience is lacking. Again, this is more about functional than fancy. As for lunch, we headed to the less formal restaurant at 1:15pm to discover that the carving station was shut down and we'd have to order from a smaller menu at the table. The food was decent and hit the spot although this dining room was pretty dark. It's a good spot to rest your head as far as convenience goes; but, the food and beverage area could use a bit of work. read more

I'm being generous with the three stars here, because our room was spacious, had lots of storage and a mini-fridge (three qualities our previous hotel did not have). Expensive though, but the proximity to the airport (10 minute walk) was fantastic for our purposes. Breakfast was good but not as great as I expected from their web site. Service at breakfast was terrible - the server we encountered didn't speak English well and messed up our orders. We were not allowed to take the shuttle to the airport since their one mini-van was already full and we were told to wait 15 minutes for the next one. 10 minute walk for us instead. read more

DECENT AIRPORT HOTEL This hotel is well-located, near the airport terminals. The price is reasonable for an airport hotel and the facilities are serviceable. The breakfast buffet was good. The staff is very friendly, if not always as helpful as one might like. Check-in and check-out were easy. As guests dealing with disability, however, we found the hotel's service in need of substantial improvement. They have accessible rooms, but their airport shuttle cannot accommodate wheelchairs or scooters, forcing us to take a taxi at our own expense. The room itself was fine, but the bathroom had shortcomings -- in particular, the shower had no tray for soap or shampoo, a control panel on the wall was hanging open and exposing electrical wires, and the only shower chair available was a wobbly stool with no back. read more

Spacious rooms, comfortable bed and clean. Don't waste your time trying to reach out for room service or getting them to pick up the phone, the service is a joke. read more

Radisson Blu Hotel - View from my room - Hotels Near Me - Dublin Airport, D

I can't comment on the room because we never got into one. I made reservations 6 months in advance and when we arrived we were told that they had overbooked rooms and we didn't have one!!! (at midnight) This was after our flight and we were tired and looking to go to sleep. They found us another hotel and if the reviews here are any indication, they sent us to a better quality hotel. I can't recommend this place. read more

Well first of all the menu's starter said tomato soup but they gave me pea soup instead main course pizza delish but balanais not so good

This is the worst Radisson Blu Hotel I ever stayed at. While located close to the airport and staffed with friendly people, the facility is outdated, run down and even dirty. The furniture was partially broken and the bathroom was rusty and filthy. Bed size is reasonable. Breakfast was greasy and included little variety. I would never stay here again. read more

If Hotel Ballina is a 3 star, then this can't be. As Gina L (so close to yet another Irish FTR) already remarked, the airport hotel is just for people to crash before their early flight. I'm guessing no one stays here for a week at a time. In my case, the 3 hour drive or 3.5 hour train ride from Ballina was not going to be possible before a 10am international departure. So my client booked this guy for me. The room is fine - what I thought was a really confusing light switch layout - the switches didn't seem to be in the traditional "three way" arrangement that I'm used to in the US (where any switch being in the "on" position lights the lamp) but rather in a series configuration where they *both* had to be on in order to light the lamp. I think that's actually against code in the US. Also, a series of very slow to fire fluorescent bulbs kept me guessing as to whether the switch I'd thrown was going to do anything. They do thoughtfully include alternate country power sockets - over the TV furniture were two UK/Ireland G type sockets, as well as two continental Europe F/Schuko type sockets. But no US two or three prong. Probably because it would just encourage stupid Americans to plug their 110V non-auto-ranging appliances directly in to the wall and blow them up. The bed...well, more flat sheets, but whatevs. Not as good as Hotel Ballina. Very hard mattress...very thin limp pillows. Just wasn't the most comfy night of sleep, but it worked. But the bathroom is kind of where the fun starts. I walk in - look! A heated towel rack. There's a luxury touch. But it doesn't work. Even after I found a switch for it and the little "on" light came on, nothing happened. Fun. The shower...well, the shower curtain, in contrast to most hotels, was way too long. In fact, so long, that about 9 inches of it was lying on the floor of the tub, covering the drain and basically acting as a wick for the water that isn't draining. Next, the shower has intense, power washer style pressure and flow. I mean...Amazon basin type flow. I was waiting to hear a news story about the Atlantic suddenly dropping several inches. The combination of this amount of water flow created a breeze inside the narrow tub that literally sucked the shower curtain in to you as you stood, where it then stuck. Because you are more wet than you've ever been in a shower, due to all that water. And when you did manage to get the curtain off the drain, it drained so powerfully that I was looking for something to hold on to. Seriously - in 4-5 inch deep water, it made a little tub drain tornado that managed to reach from the surface of the water all the way to he drain itself. I know all of that sounds like something out of nothing, but I've never taken a shower where I just got *frustrated* before. Between batting the curtain out of the way, tripping on the curtain in the bottom of the tub, and standing calf deep in water that wouldn't drain...I was pretty happy when I was done and could use my non-heated towel. Would I stay here again? Yeah...as a means to an end, I guess I would. But there's supposedly an airport Hilton. And you know how I feel about Hiltons. Even if the Radisson Blu is just a few minutes from the airport via free shuttle...it might be worth switching. read more

As far as airport hotels go this isn't bad at all. We stayed here for one night before a super early flight. The room was clean & despite our room looking out on the entrance to terminal 2 we couldn't hear a single plane during the night. The food was reasonable, although we were given a wrong drinks order and one of our glasses had a dead fly stuck to the outside... Unpleasant, but I think an unusual thing to happen as the manager seemed horrified & quickly gave us a complementary drink. Overall, defo worth a look in if you're trying to find somewhere to stay that's close to the airport. read more

This hotel does not have one redeeming quality. The toilet did not flush, the towels were dirty, the bedding smelled extremely musty and the room was hot. Sleep on the airport floor and save the euro. read more

The only good thing about this place is their restaurant and bar. They are extremely understaffed, and the staff at the front desk are overworked and stressed (I felt sorry for them). When we first arrived, there were 3 cars in the parking lot that had the windows broken in. Obviously, the security guards weren't doing their job very well. Secondly, the room was WAY too expensive for the quality. It was hot, smelly, and the coffee machine had a disgusting sort of film growing inside. I will definitely not return and advise anyone that needs to stay near dublin airport to search elsewhere. read more

Expensive, in room dining no better than bad fast food. Lights and mini-bar missing. Slept ok. Shuttle to airport awesome.

We had a family birthday party here the staff were amazing the venue amazing food was outstanding highly recommend

Good breakfast buffet and nice staff. Room was average but a decent size. Free shuttle (or short walk) back to the airport to take an inexpensive bus to downtown Dublin to see all the sights. read more

We have had a great rest here so far. The staff is friendly and helpful. We are vegan and the chef and wait crew were very accommodating to our diet. The rooms are nice, not too fancy and the bed is spacious and comfy. We stayed on the airport side and noise was not an issue at all. read more

Nice airport hotel but with issues. Ordered room service and food was mediocre at best. The king bed was not the same size as a king bed in the USA; more like a large full bed. I also had some sort of allergic reaction to the bedding. I'm sensitive but it was still an issue. Payment was a problem. I was asked to give a credit card at check in, and I explained that we'd be using a different card at check out, as I was traveling with friends, which we did. Even though they said my card would not be charged, I was charged the full amount which I only realized after reviewing my bank account the day after checking out. I called and was told that it was to "pre-certify" the room and would be credited back to my account in 2-3 days by my bank. I found this quite unacceptable given we'd paid in full using another credit card and this "ghost charge" as the rep called it, was actual money that was taken out of my account. These charges should be explained clearly and fully at check in. read more