Travel back in time when castles were a thing of royalty. This fun renovated castle is perfect for…read morereliving the days of renaissance period. This is a must place to stay if you don't want to go downtown and want stay close to the airport. Parking is terrible especially if they have a planned event. Nestled away in a little neighborhood, didn't find anything in walking distance. We had one of the luxury suites which included dinner. The four poster bed was made for a king. We melted into the plush mattress and comforters. The bathroom was like a spa and included thick white bath robes. Felt like it was a spa. Our room included dinner at the Fahrenheit Restaurant. What a wonderful place to dine. We got to order from a 3 course menu and everything was wonderful. Treat yourself to some pampering. Live like a king and queen for a night.

The price of our room was WAY too much for the room we had. There was nothing unique about it. It…read morewas a standard room. There was an issue with payment that was in fault due to the company we booked with, however when the information by the front desk was situated they left my husband and I just sitting in the lobby not acknowledging us. It was when I got annoyed and approached them they said "you will still need to pay in order to get into your room." All I could think, was how long were they going to let us sit there? The employees in one of their restaurants weren't the friendliest. There is nothing within walking distance. There are better places to stay.

Very nice and immaculately clean hotel just a few minutes walk from fun pubs, delicious restaurants…read moreand amazing museums as well as Hop On/Hop Off bus stops and train stations. Bar is open late and drink prices are very fair. The lobby bar is a really nice spot to chill out and beautifully laid out. Before booking this hotel I was concerned about possible late night noise but there was none at all during our 8 day stay. The staff are amazing and the Irish Breakfast is a real treat! Take a walk over to the Irish Whiskey Museum Tour and The Irish Rock and Roll Museum!

Great staff, beautiful lobby bar and reception, good location and nice rooms. There is an elevator…read morebut on each hall there are a series of up and down small steps so mobility is necessary to get to your room. It was a hot spell when we were(75F) there so our rooms were slightly warm but we managed. Rooms have comfortable beds, we got one room that was a small double and I feel it was a nice accommodation for one person . Our other room was two twins and it worked great for two.

All the way from America the Fitzpatrick Castle was a great stay!…read more I stayed at the castle for 3 nights and enjoyed all of them. The breakfast in the mornings was always plenty to eat. I used the gym and it was better than most hotel gyms back home! The best part of my stay was the unique feel that I would not get by staying in any regular hotel in Dublin! I tried the restaurant downstairs and the wings were some of the best I've ever had!

Employees were fabulous. Food was also good. The hotel is old. Old and could use some refirbushment.read more

Really quaint hotel with an awesome staff. The owner and her son run the place, and she is the…read moresweetest person you could meet. She makes great porridge.

It's a nice hotel with updated rooms offering jacuzzi tubs and parking in the back. They have a…read morenice parlor and also have tea that'll keep u warm on a cold day. They r a bit further from center but do have their fair share of pubs and rest in the neighborhood. It's a charming hotel with lots of unique architecture. Beautiful stain glass in rooms to admire and large windows.

We stayed at The Trinity City Hotel 26-29/07/26. We had stayed here twice before in 2016, 2018, &…read more2023. Impeccable accomodations, outstanding staff, & the best location when visiting in Dublin. Easy access to & from the airport (Dublin Express only $10E to Connelly Train Station), Connelly Train Station, LUAS loop trams, buslines, & walkable to many places in Dublin i.e. Merrion Square, St Stephen's Green, Grafton St, Epic Museum, Trinity College, Temple Bar. Bus stop to the airport is right across the street from the hotel entrance. We went to the Courtyard Restaurant & Bar all three days after exploring in Dublin. We ate dinner there twice - very good - haddock, chicken burger, BBQ fish cakes. Must point out the excellent service we received from the bartenders Dani, Veronica, & Jack C. Professional, courteous, & attentive. They should be commended by the hotel management. Front desk staff was also very helpful. Thank you all. Garden room was excellent. We had one breakfast at the Brunswick Bar (21 euro pp). The breakfast buffet has everything you could ask for from the legendary "Full Irish" w/ eggs cooked to order, fruit, cereals, breads, juices, coffee & tea (brought to your table). A must try at least once. We stay here after the quadrennial Farrell Clan Rally in Longford to relax, sightsee, & easy access to the airport for our return flight. Again thank you to all for making our stays here memorable. Nick Parisi & Liz Farrell, Albany, NY, USA

The Trinitt City hotel offers Georgian Suites housed within the original period buildings. Yep,…read moreit's freaking old. Inside, there's a Courtyard Restaurant, Brunswick Bar & Lounge, and a Courtyard Garden. The best rooms are executive supporting 3-4 adults located above and historic fire brigade. The room is slick with tons of space 325 ft, HVAC, robes and pair of slippers for each guest. This is a really cool spot.

My husband and I spent 5 days here in one of their King Luxury Suites. We really enjoyed our stay…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. The full breakfast each morning was awesome. The grounds were clean and quiet, and the room was pristinely clean and comfortable. The bed was comfortable and we slept great, which is rare in a hotel. I definitely would stay at Castleknock again.

Beautiful resort. Felt so welcomed and clean. Will stay again for our next trip to Dublin.read more

Third hotel, third city. We did have a few issues with the hotel before checking in (we were in…read moreMunich when I got a message from the hotel through the booking app, telling me that they were about to cancel my reservation as they couldn't successfully run the card I had on file. A few frantic phone calls later, it turned out to be an error on their part, which they never once apologized for or explained. That definitely left me second-guessing our stay, but it was too late to cancel, and given the holiday timing, hotels in the city were either sold out or incredibly expensive.) The exterior of the hotel is incredibly appealing. The whole area is quiet and quaint, and the look of the building is welcoming and oozes charm. Our cabbie helped us drag our heavy bags up the steps to reception, where we interacted with the only friendly person to work there. We checked in and made our way to the designated elevator, dragging our luggage and ourselves along in a single-file line to make it down to our room. The hallways are tight, folks. The room itself was large and comfortable, with one queen and one twin bed, a small desk and chair and an armchair positioned in front of the one window. The bathroom was a bit tight - you can't open the door without hitting the toilet - but the shower had great water pressure, and they kept the toiletries filled during our stay. I have two very large gripes about the hotel itself. The first is the WiFi, which performed about as well as a dial-up modem did (am I dating myself?) There were moments where we'd get decent connection, but it never lasted. The second is the paper-thin walls between the rooms and the hallways. I get that hotels don't use the best in sound insulation, but people, the walls here are awful. Getting a full night's sleep can be a challenge. Let me paint a picture. We went to bed on our first night at a decent hour but were awoken after 2 am by a group of they-really-should-know-better-adults walking down the hallway towards their room. They were in the middle of a very loud, very angry-sounding conversation when they hit our floor, and it persisted all the way down the hallway. For several minutes. Then one of the ladies couldn't get her key to work, so there was much more swearing, followed by a guy telling her to give him the goddamn key already, and storming off in search of a receptionist, I'd wager. They stood in the hallway long after the guy returned with a functioning key (or functioning brain, not sure which). They sounded like they had no intention whatsoever of moving on, and like they were nowhere near winding down for the night. Enter my new hero, the grumpy old man across the hall. He opened his door and yelled out, "What do you think you're doing? It's late, and people are trying to sleep. GO. TO. BED." Like they were unruly children. I loved it. One lady tried to apologize, and he bit out, "NO, you don't apologize. You're all loud, inconsiderate and rude. Shut up!" before slamming the door. It was all I could do to not cheer and applaud the man. Other than that, the beds were comfortable, and we really did love the area around the hotel. It's a quick and super easy walk from the hotel to the closest train station (Landsdowne Road). If you're taking the train to Dublin, cross the train tracks and walk up the ramp (look for the coffee shop; if you see that, you know you're on the right side.) Coming back from Dublin, you'll be on the opposite track. Easy peasy. It's also a quick and easy walk from the hotel to the cute little town down the road. That leads on towards Dublin Bay, which offers a lovely walking path, park, and some shops and restaurants along the way. Everything is very easily walkable in that direction. They also have a good restaurant/bar within the hotel (Lineout Bar), as well as another, higher-class option that we did not get a chance to sample. They do breakfast - again, we passed - and have several small sitting/relaxing areas dotted around the building itself. We would stay again, if the price was right. We'd just pack ear plugs to ensure a good night's sleep.

We spent a few nights here to start an organized tour of Ireland. We booked our first night…read moreon-line, with our second night included in our tour package. The hotel was in a fairly residential area of Southern Dublin. It was an affluent area, with a cute village (Sandymount) a short ten minute walk from the hotel. A few minute further walk landed you at a coastal beach. Our check in was smooth and staff friendly. They ensured our room remained the same from our separate reservation, to the one booked under the tour group. The layout is a little bizarre, with rooms on different branches of various floors (so it was a little hard at first to even figure out where our room was). Our room was quite spacious and included a Dyson hair dryer (a VERY nice feature), a fancy coffee machine and waters. Our bathroom was small, but typical by European standards. The water pressure was not great and there was an odd sign specifying the need to 'ask for assistance' if a guest wanted to run a bath in the bath/shower combo. There were many cozy nooks in the main area, where you'll find little couches and chairs to lounge in and visit with others. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant our first night. We enjoyed our meal (the food was decent), but service seemed a little distracted and slow. We enjoyed their bar (The Line Out bar), who made me a delicious Bailey's hot chocolate (though I had to kind of walk them through what I wanted). The bartenders were pretty willing to be guided through cocktail preparations not readily familiar to them. We purchased breakfast our first morning there and learned that a main difference from the tour-included breakfast is that you get your own little pot of brewed coffee served to your table; for the 'tour breakfast,' you have to get your own coffee from a large coffee urn. As far as European breakfasts go, this hotel had a pretty large number of options and everything I had was tasty. I would definitely stay here again if I were in this area of Dublin. It is definitely more affordable than options in the central, downtown area of Dublin.

We were welcomed as soon as we walked into the hotel. Two beautiful ladies, whose names were…read moreRosales and Charlene, chatted us up and told us that we may look a little tired. They were right, we had been traveling for 24 hours and finally arrived at our destination. They were kind enough to upgrade us so that we could have access to the executive lounge, which we took advantage of. Plenty of soda and wine as well as some snack snacks greeted us as well as coffee. We went and looked at the bar, which was inviting, and Danielle, the bartender, tried to talk us into staying for dinner, but we had plans for the pub across the street. The room was comfortable. The bed had me sleeping light and the amenities were plentiful. I will say, though, if you're a fan of hair conditioner, bring your own as we didn't get any here. Their coffee bar included some cookies as the Irish people like to have with their tea and or coffee, different flavors of coffee and multiple teas as well as sweetener if you choose. There is a hairdryer in the room as well as an ironing board and iron. You do have to have your key inserted into the elevator, as well as in the slot in the room to keep your electricity on. There was a refrigerator in the room with a couple of bottles of water, and overall we're very happy with our stay here.

We enjoyed the Bask Thermal Spa. It was quiet and clean with effective spa treatments. My…read morefavorite was the Himalayan Salt sauna and the cold plunge pool and jacuzzi and steam room. It was a private spa experience and so relaxing. The Dyson hair dryer was great too. I highly recommend Bask Thermal Spa. Worth the time and your patronage. We go!