Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We were checked by Cauimhe…pronounced Kiva - she was fabulous. So helpful with storing our many pieces of luggage. The rest of the staff were also very good.
We were checked by Cauimhe…pronounced Kiva - she was fabulous. So helpful with storing our many pieces of luggage. The rest of the staff were also very good.
Lovely clean hotel. Staff are very friendly & helpful. Rooms are of a good size. Breakfast was varied & tasty.
Good sized ground level carpark. Bus stops within 5 min walk of hotel.
I would definitely stay here again.
Lovely clean hotel. Staff are very friendly & helpful. Rooms are of a good size. Breakfast was varied & tasty.
Good sized ground level carpark. Bus stops within 5 min walk of hotel.
I would definitely stay here again.
Patricia
Reviewed February 12, 2024Reviewed February 12, 2024
Such a beautiful hotel. The location is ideal and very safe. The staff are so welcoming and helpful . The rooms are comfortable and airy. Can’t find any fault with the hotel and staff . Highly recommend
Such a beautiful hotel. The location is ideal and very safe. The staff are so welcoming and helpful . The rooms are comfortable and airy. Can’t find any fault with the hotel and staff . Highly recommend
The staff were excellent and we had a wonderful time. Sincere thanks. Great memory. We had only one night in the hotel, yet we were able to visit Adams Jewellery Auction, the Royal Academy, the National Concert Hall, the Museum of the Dead, the National Gallery and of course Trinity College. Our room, on the ground floor, had a balcony leading to a wonderful garden. Afterwards we found the Iveagh Gardens
The staff were excellent and we had a wonderful time. Sincere thanks. Great memory. We had only one night in the hotel, yet we were able to visit Adams Jewellery Auction, the Royal Academy, the National Concert Hall, the Museum of the Dead, the National Gallery and of course Trinity College. Our room, on the ground floor, had a balcony leading to a wonderful garden. Afterwards we found the Iveagh Gardens
Fabulous hotel and amazing location. Friendly staff and bar food was lovely. Only complaint was the bed was like a brick very hard and uncomfortable. My back was sore when I woke up. At reception they asked how our stay was I told him it was fantastic except for the bed. He didn’t acknowledge I’d said anything and just went about his business. I found that strange
Fabulous hotel and amazing location. Friendly staff and bar food was lovely. Only complaint was the bed was like a brick very hard and uncomfortable. My back was sore when I woke up. At reception they asked how our stay was I told him it was fantastic except for the bed. He didn’t acknowledge I’d said anything and just went about his business. I found that strange
Lisa
Reviewed January 21, 2024Reviewed January 21, 2024
Great hotel, have stayed in Aloft's around the world, this one is the best and new!
Great staff, great price, great location to see the city, great restaurant and what a view of Dublin!
Stop searching. just book it!
Great hotel, have stayed in Aloft's around the world, this one is the best and new!
Great staff, great price, great location to see the city, great restaurant and what a view of Dublin!
Stop searching. just book it!
edison
Reviewed November 22, 2020Reviewed November 22, 2020
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