Dublin Hotel Guide - Irishtown Nature Reserve hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"The hotel was very nice, in a beautiful neighborhood and the breakfast was great. The room was downstairs and a little on the small side for three people. Beautiful hotel for a reasonable price for one night."

"Hotel has great location, in the heart of downtown. You can walk around and there are plenty of restaurants around. Rooms small but clean and comfortable. Staff very friendly and the breakfast was excellent! . Highly recommend this hotel if you are visiting Dublin."

"Very nice room, modern hotel, safe area"

"Excellent throughout 👍"

"I always enjoying staying at the Clayton Burlington because of the staff. They’ve always treated me well and the location fits what I need. The breakfast is wonderful, which is a great bonus."

"Grat"

"The bedroom was very bright all night which made sleeping difficult. The curtains were not fully connected to their runners. The resturant menus was not reflective of the resturant menus online (website)"

"Lovely, grand hotel. Rooms are a bit dated, and fresh, lighter coloured furniture would be preferred. Bed was very comfy. Shower screens rather than shower curtains would be preferred. Nice touch to have biscuits and water in the room. If fridges were added to the rooms, that would be good too. Lovely lobby, bar and restaurant area. Breakfast was brilliant and the scrambled eggs were delicious and golden! The smoothies and yoghurt granola pots were great too. Hotel is in a great location and easily accessible by public transport and close to the RDS. Definately recommend this hotel. "

"Pretty average hotel in a decent location for attending events at either the Bord Gais Energy Theater or the Dublin Convention Centre. Check-in was efficient, our rooms was ready at 13.30. The room was a decent size and the bed was comfortable. We headed down to the restaurant to grab a quick lunch. We shared a pizza and it was the blandest pepperoni pizza I have ever had. After walking into the city centre (20 mins) for a spot of retail therapy we came back to get ready for our event at the nearby Convention Centre. The shower (in the bath, which I hate anyway) was one of the worst I have experienced. The water pressure was non-existent resulting in the water simply dribbling out of the shower head. Breakfast the next morning was decent, but as we came down late 10.40 (they serve till 11 on weekends), by the time we went get hot food (at 10.50) almost everything was gone and the did not refill any of the exhausted items, which I felt was poor. All in all for the price we paid I was rather disappointed, pity."