What a delightful hotel; friendly and attentive staff. My room key needed to be reactivated daily…read more Nice rooms; I appreciate having the option of a shower or bath. Most hotels offer shower only rooms after remodeling. Breakfast in the hotel was amazing; included fresh fruits and juices, the traditional Irish entrees or you could opt for pancakes. Every meal includes potatoes; good potatoes. Something special about this hotel is the lavender balm. I meant to request more before I left. You rub this on your wrists or neck before bed and it is supposed to relax you and promote better sleep. It smells so good.

I stayed for a conference for three in the hotel and overall spent over €1000 with them. The is…read moreokay not on the cheaper scale of things when I was checking out I realised that I had a puncture and I went into and asked the gentleman if somebody could help me change the tire I was told that they were not insured and that I should contact my insurance company. I asked him are there any decent people left in Ireland and I was given a snigger as a reply. I'm quite disappointed that I was treated like this customer service and a small budget compassion needs to be addressed by Management. I am in the hospitality business myself and if any of my staff treat any customer with such coldness and lack of concern, I would be deeply upset. the first that people see on arrival and departure and I really feel that this gentleman has left down my overall experience shall I say is not the best.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2018 - # 90/100…read more My really great best friend put my sister and me up for 3 days in this hotel so I don't know We had a double twin bed room. The bed was surprisingly comfortable despite it being old. Decor was dated but I like the fact that you can crack the window open to let in fresh air to chase away the stale smell of the carpet. Bath tub and shower stall are separate so 3 stars for the hotel. That one extra star goes to the free breakfast. Buffet style, you can build yourself a traditional Irish breakfast with eggs, ham/sausage and beans which I had the first day. There's fresh fruit, juices, tea and coffee. The bar in the first floor is always bustling, hence parking is also busy

Booked through Expedia. Clean hotel, friendly staff. Able to arrange taxi for you into the city…read more One of the cheaper but upscale hotels just 15-20mins outside of Dublin.

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

It's a place to sleep, pretty much. This hotel is really just a step above a hostel, without the…read moreadvantages of cheaper rooms or a kitchen. It's hard to get to, and there are no restaurants close by. The bar and restaurant at the hotel didn't appear to be open. They do provide a handy sign that tells you the bus routes that go by the hotel. It's a hotel that seems to attract a lot of younger, loud people... hence it feeling like a hostel.

A short break in Dublin at this hotel- room nice and clean and comfy- a lot of rooms are being…read moreup-graded not ours yet though!! lights did not work by the bed or mirror- could not control the heat on the shower either! Hotel was very busy and could hear other guests coming and going untill around midnight! glad there is a cafe on site around 12 euro for a meal and a drink! bus stop a 5 min walk to get into the centre around 2:70 euro - make sure you have the right money as no change given! Taxi around 22 euro. There is an all night garage near by but expensive!! would rather be nearer to the town.

its your typical travelodge hotel. you spend the night and your out the next day. cant really…read moreexpect to much. we were looking for a cheap place to stay since were only staying for sleep only. this travelodge is quite a ways from the city but its not that bad. as for the hotel when we checked in it was fast but we had to pay for wifi. we request three bed so when we go to the room there was a bed a couch and a little mattress underneath the couch that your pull out. there was coffee and tea. everything was fine for what we paid for.

Nice hotel next to a golf course. The staff was very nice but no Pajamas allowed at breakfast…read more Breakfast was basic buffet style but the pancake machine was cool. Afternoon tea had great scones but the desserts were more pretty than tasty. They mostly serve English Breakfast in tea bags so I wouldn't come here for actual tea quality. Great bang for your buck though. Dinner was nice and very fast if you eat at 6pm. Interior design was very nice with the big open windows. Rooms were comfortable but no AC so crack open your windows.

Strongly recommend against staying in this place. Especially avoid if you're doing a wedding…read more The kitchen at the bar was closed and they wouldn't let us get food unless we ordered room service. Then we ordered room service and the manager literally took the food away from us in the bar because food wasn't allowed (why? who knows?). He actually snatched the plate of food off the table. wtf. Aside from being a huge asshole for no reason the manager was a completely ridiculous person.

I stayed here with a large tour group twice during our trip-we started and ended in Dublin, and…read morethis was the hotel that we booked for our first and last nights. We found it comfortable and family-friendly. The arcade on a few of the floors was a fun touch. There was a bit of confusion about the elevators that lead to the upper floors-but we eventually found our way. The rooms were comfortable and I was so happy to see that the showers had shower curtains (so many other hotels had a half-wall that ended up leaking water on the floor of the bathroom.) Not here. The walls are thin and you can definitely hear your neighbors. But if you luck out and have quiet folks staying nearby, it won't be a problem.

Rude staff awful food if you can get a seat reception staff exceptionally rude, rough crowd hanging…read moreout around the reception door with bouncer's staff at night, dirty outside not a place to be staying with family... Couldn't wait to leave...

This hotel is along the stretch of the old Ashbourne road and is your basic hotel with the usual…read moreSunday carvery and a la carte menu serving the likes of roast beef, chicken etc. Not too expensive either. They do however have footgolf which although i haven't played yet myself i have heard it is great fun.

Really good hotel for the price. I was expecting the usual old smelling hotel. But I was impressed…read morewith no bad odors, VERY comfortable bed and pillows. And a shower with the best water pressure I ever had anywhere. #28 Also, I have to add that we did a very late check in (around 1am) when I asked at what time was the checkout, the gentleman told us "don't stress out about, just enjoy your room and rest". That customer service is priceless! We ended doing our checkout about one hour later than when it should be done. Highly recommended and I will be back! Thank you!

This place is alright. It's close enough that you can walk down to the temple bar area in about 30…read moreminutes. We stayed last minute for 1 night. I will likely never stay here again. No air conditioning, which I'm sure wouldn't normally be an issue. We stayed in June and it felt like that had the heater going and the temp was low 70 to high 60s. The room felt like it was 75-80 degrees and there is only a tiny wonder and a desk fan to cool the room. Overall, the room was okay and you can tell it was refurbished... but again for the price, it didn't seem justified. No parking, breakfast is not included and again, still about a 30 min walk to the downtown/ temple bar area.

This was our first time to Dublin. My family and I were going on a mega European trip/Western…read moreMediterranean Cruise. To get the cheapest itinerary it made sense to have a layover in Dublin, even though it was truly never on our must-see list. We had no regrets! Although Dublin is cold/windy/was even hailing during our May 2016 stay here, it was worth a 1 night layover (and a great way to adjust with jetlag before the big trip began). As for the Maldron, it is imperative to take a Taxi if you are traveling with any more than 2-3 people, because it ends up being cheaper than taking the airport bus. I believe it was about 35 Euros for the cab ride each way, a smooth 35 minute ride. The hotel is a bit aged but had recently been gutted. It is clean, in a safe, quiet (Extremely quiet) neighborhood. If you enjoy walking, it is an easy 15-25 minute stroll to the main downtown area and restaurants. There is also a tram within 5 minutes of the hotel. We found that late at night it was difficult to get a bite to eat near the hotel and thus had to walk into the main strip/downtown area. The hotel staff are kind and quick to respond to any requests and issues. One note is that when going to the airport, if you want to save 2 Euros hail a cab yourself, because any time you have to call ahead of time for a cab the 2 Euros fee is charged!