This is probably the most discreet casino in town. Love it and I recommend it if you don't like…read moreovercrowded spaces

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Pool review. There…read moreare 6 pool tables, 9x4 foot. They are a little bit close together, so try to get a corner table, this reduces the amount of times you will have to stand upright to take a shot! Two stars down for this. €10/hour. The place does not serve alcohol, so it does not have a boozey atmosphere, which suited us fine. Maybe that is also why myself and my friend were the only Irish people there!!! Convenient city centre location.

This review is for their luggage service. We had an early check out and late flight. The super…read morefriendly lady took our bags and allowed us to also leave our backpacks at no additional charge. Super friendly!

I have never been to a Casino before and I was up to create an event with my co-workers what better…read morethan a Casino night out? I went scoping for Casino's in Dublin on the Internet and I liked how The Fitzwilliam Casino and Card Club presented itself. It was a bit out of our way from where we had our dinner, but I had a blast when I was there. I had played Black Jack before on the internet but just as a spare time kinda thing, so did not know much about the rules or how to best play the game. Luckily one of my coworkers had loved Casino's when she had lived in the states so she had gotten a good grip on how to play the game. So she and the dealer started teaching all of us how to play black jack. I would not say I was a great success but I did go home with 2 Euro's of winnings. The people there are hardcore gamlers, a bit agressive but the staff is very welcoming and do not mind helping you out finding the right table to start off with. We wanted as low a bid as possible to start off with but the 3 Euro table was full. When they then saw that we were quite a lot of people wanting to play the 3 Euro table they opened another table for us with one of their more experienced dealers. The drinks are free but they do not serve alcohol. To some extend I sort of understand why, it seems to be a very professional place and knowing the Irish, mixing it with alcohol might not be the best idea for this kind of place. Should I do gamble again, I would go here again.

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Many of my mates frequent this place and only went for the first time a few nights back. Now I'm…read morenot much of a gambling man but I decided to accompany a mate because...I'd to use their jax. I had to sign up in order to use said jax, so I did, and got a ten euro free bet. I told my mate to stick it on red while I went for a wizz. I walked out up a tenner and with an empty bladder. PLEASE NOTE: I was just a jammy bastard. Try not to become gambling addicts kids.

I'm not a big fan of Casinos or organized gambling as such. I just find it a bit boring. Colossus…read morecan be a bit of craic though. Open from 8pm-8am this is for nocturnal activity only. Like all casinos it'll feel quiet(ish), dark and a bit grimy. Banter interrupted by long serious silences, and all to the background noise of drunks pockets being emptied. It's popular at the start of the night, and a famous bet that I personally have never had the balls to try. On your way out on the razzle, drop into Colossus. Put €50 on red. Regardless of outcome, you forget your losses or accept your winnings and walk. It'll inform everything for the rest of your night. The risk is your night especially if, like me, you rarely have the worth of two €50 notes to your name at any one time. But the potential return, well, that's what gambling's all about isn't it?

I find it really hard to rate Dr. Quirkeys because I don't want to encourage gambling. In these…read moretough economic times, I wouldn't want anyone to lose their hard earned cash... That being said I've been dragged in here a few times and sometimes it can be fun to get rid of your loose change or win an ugly stuff animal that isn't worth the 4 Euros you spent trying to get it. Be warned though that these games are rigged!! Watch out for the people eying your machine too. They're waiting for you to put in all your money so they can swoop in afterwards and collect your reward. Another word of caution for the Dr. Quirkey's newbie: there are some rough people that hang out here. Because it's located on the top of O'Connell Street, you get a lot of bratty little kids that are bored and looking to rattle some cages. This place is good for a cheap thrill or if you need to kill time before you catch your bus out of town.

I'm not sure I've ever been to a place like this. Sure, I've been to Las Vegas and casinos in other…read morecities; but I don't think I've ever seen parents walking the kiddos past all the slot machines to get to the air hockey tables in the back, and then letting the DDR machine babysit while they go spin the slot machines. There's no drinks here, so you don't have the drunken debauchery that sometimes accompany casinos. There is a decent variety of games (blackjack, roulette, video poker) but they're all automated (no dealers, no chips, no cashier) and honestly it gets boring pretty quickly. Dr. Quirkey's is good for an hour or so of (relatively) inexpensive entertainment, but not much beyond that.

Love this place! I live in the area and pop in every now and then when I fancy a bit of fun. The…read morestaff are always so friendly and helpful, which makes a big difference. There's a great selection of slot machines, and loads of choice, so you never get bored. They've usually got some good promos running in the evenings too, which is a nice bonus. Always a good vibe here, would definitely recommend if you're looking for a relaxed night out in Dublin!

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This is a very clean casino. All games are electronic. The staff members are attentive and…read morefriendly. Free snacks and drinks on offer which is a nice touch.

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Stayed here for 3 nights recently and enjoyed it. Hotel was nicely located just a couple blocks…read moreaway from St Patrick's Cathedral and a hop on hop off bus stop. So it was easy to get around city. Hotel room was nicely located, spacious, great beds, nice bathroom, nice view. Breakfast spread was amazing. Loved all the choices and of course the coffee machine. I would definitely stay here again when in Dublin.

I had a great stay at the Radisson Blu for a night this July…read more This hotel was walking distance, less than 10 minutes away from the bus stop that we had taken from the airport. It is in a convenient location nearby many tourist attractions, such as Temple Bar, Dublin's castle, St Patrick's Cathedral, etc. it was also a short walking distance to our car rental pick up at St Stephen's Green shopping centre. We booked this hotel for the first day of our trip. We arrived in the morning so our room wasn't ready for check in yet, but we were able to drop off our luggage in the lobby. This made it easy for us as we could continue exploring according to our plan (we took a 30 minute train ride over to Howth right after dropping our bags). Coming back to the hotel around 5pm, our room was ready and we were able to nap a bit before dinner. The superior room we booked was located in a renovated section of the hotel and had access to a shared outdoor patio right across from our hotel room. We didn't have time to use the patio but it was spacious and it seemed no one was using it whenever we passed by. Our hotel room was very clean, large (great for us as we had plenty of luggage) and we had two complementary water bottles in the room. We had breakfast the next morning and it was buffet style. There is a section if you want fresh made omelettes. Lots of variety I think but I stuck with the classic Irish breakfast items. So delicious and fresh! Check out process - we had a bit of a hiccup as I had given my credit card for authorization for breakfast charges when I checked in. The staff was asking for my credit card again which confused me as I had already paid. Despite the confusion, the service at Radisson was great and I would definitely recommend this hotel for fellow tourists!

This poker room became one of my favorites immediately. First, I walked past their security room…read moreone night and even though they had no poker action, it looks like they do blackjack throughout their night (and they're only open during night hours on the weekdays; open pretty much all day over the weekends); he gave me a brochure telling me when the next tournaments are are going to be held - every day at 830PM on the dot, and then weekend games too, they have a pretty good schedule on their website at: http://www.thejackpot.ie/tournaments.php The first thing I liked about playing in their poker room (which is across the street from the security checkpoint) is that the dealers are very professional and know their proper etiquette. They'll also keep the game moving fast, you can expect a 1-3 table tournament during the weekdays like I did, and they're usually fully packed on the weekends with cash games and tournaments. They also supply complimentary beverages like beers or soda, with some refreshments and snacks in the back. Plenty of security cameras inside, and dealers are rotated every hour, which is great. I was definitely glad I found this place early; I finished first the first time I went (and chopped it with two others since it was pushing 3AM), and came back 2-3 more times in the same week. Friendly dealer staff, good management, and the players are so-so - you get a mix of locals, old people, college kids, young professionals and that's mostly it. Needless to say, I would recommend The Jackpot to anyone that's going through Dublin, just to stop in and play a few hands while getting a drink at the bars closeby.

I went to Ladbrokes yesterday after my friend insisted that he felt lucky and wanted to bet on…read morehorses. Although he only bets small amounts, I hate accompanying him on such excursions. As the expression goes, the house always wins. I've been to a number of different betting shops in my time and this specific Ladbrokes did not stand out from the rest. It was awfully depressing inside. A bunch of men stood around with their eyes glued to the one wall with all the TV screens. Gambling on horses or dogs is usually a solitary activity so there was an uncomfortable silence in the room. During the race, you could cut the tension with a knife. Some of people were groaning while others were yelping. Little betting slips were littered all over the floor and tables so I guess there were a lot of losers that day. I don't think highly of gambling but I suppose that if you had to place a bet this place will do.