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"Nanny’s had the best rooms of our entire 12 night vacation. They were modern, had large (queen) comfortable beds, had great showers and shower pressure, and there was a lovely pub downstairs. The only complaint is walls are thin, and you can hear everything in the room next to you. We didn’t have neighbors, so we were fine, but our traveling companions could hear their neighbors turning the bedside light switch on and off among other noise. That’s why I travel with earplugs. I would easily stay here again. Only 35 minutes to Dublin Airport, so not a bad place to stay before a flight. We had dinner at Tribe. Fantastic pizzas and next to the stunning Duleek Abbey ruins. We didn’t have time, but I wish we could have visited the prehistoric sight of Newgrange nearby. Aside from thin walls, this place was absolutely excellent. "

"It was the last option as Dublin was sold out due to a football game. I’m so glad it was our only choice as it turned out to be a spectacular property with beautiful views and fantastic staff."

"Staff personable and helpful. Food and service in restaurant was excellent. "

"It was are first time to Ireland. We had the deluxe suite and it was amazing waking up and opening up the curtains and seeing the ocean. Staff was very friendly, quickly helped if you had any issues. I would highly recommend "

"Jack was very helpful his service was appreciated "

"Very clean hotel and staff very friendly. "

"Great place to run. Good food and excellent hospitality"

"Lovely hotel, clean rooms, friendly staff, great atmosphere and location!! "

"I had a pleasant stay overall. The bed was very comfortable, and I especially enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere of the restaurant and bar, where the live music was a highlight. However, one area that could be improved is the customer service. Unlike many hotels I’ve stayed at in Europe, there didn’t seem to be much of a focus on warm greetings or friendliness toward guests. From arrival through to check-out, I didn’t feel particularly welcome, and the interaction with the receptionist felt a bit impersonal—“just ok and next” summed up the attitude."