Search Inns in Dublin Clondalkin-Fonthill Station

"Very friendly and helpful, eager to assist with questions. Busy area but fun to be close. "

"Nice hotel"

"Amazing staff, very friendly and helpful. Great location and very nice rooms. Will definitely be back, thank you!"

"I thoroughly enjoyed my recent stay at the Marlin Hotel in Dublin. Close to the action, but tucked away around a corner. Newer hotel. Everything worked. I did have a small glitch with a door access card, but the staff jumped on the problem and fixed it immediately. Nice people that seemed to genuinely enjoy their job. I had a small king room that was perfect for a solo business traveler like myself. I would have found two people in my particular room a bit tight. I recommend close inspection of your room choice before booking. "

"This place offers different options for the different travelers. We got a private room and it has the basics you need… we travel to visit places not hotels so what it offered was enough for us. Has a locker service if you get early and want to drop your stuff and wonder around, also restrooms and showers if you need them. Great option if you prefer to spend your money in food and tours instead of a hotel room that will be empty most of the time."

"I was so happy with my stay at the Grafton Hotel. Their biggest asset is their staff. They went beyond to accommodate me and my family. "

"Griendly helpful staff"

"Clean and quiet. Perfect for our first two nights in Dublin to get acclimated after a long flight. Working neighborhood, not so touristy but easy walk to center of the City. If you book directly, breakfast included at no extra."

"This was a great place to stay. The room was a bit small, but that is to be expected in a city center unless you spend a small fortune. Otherwise, everything was great. It was quiet, the bed was comfortable, the shower was great, and everything was spotless. All the staff were very friendly and the breakfast was really good. We will definitely stay there again if/when we make it back to Dublin. "