"Hotel is very close to a bus stop so very easy to get in and out of the city centre. Breakfast was very good. The bedroom was good but smaller than expected for a triple room."
"This boutique hotel is compact but very comfortable. The room was beautiful and modern (especially the shower); and while it was not spacious, we never felt cramped. The location is quiet, despite being just a block or two from a very lively neighborhood (maybe a 10-minute walk from Trinity College ..."
Cardiff Lane, Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2
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The price is €179 per night from 5 Jun to 6 Jun
€179
per night
5 Jun - 6 Jun
53.78 km from city centre
8.2/10 Very Good! (1,000 reviews)
"We’ve been staying here for years, probably our go to hotel as it’s just a nice distance from everything Dublin has to offer. Staff are always courteous and helpful."
"Friendly front desk staff, room is clean. However the elevator only reaches 5th floor, we were on the 6th floor. We need to carry the luggage one floor up on the narrow stairs by ourself."
"It was lovely; I particularly liked the trees. Interesting architecture, also. Would like more information as to when one can stay there, and if there are en-suite rooms. Some concise history, and information on the person portrayed in the bust would be appreciated."
"This property is in a convenient location if visiting Dublin, it is in very close proximity to the city center. The property was spacious for a large family but did not like that the floors of the room were not clean. Also, the room has floor-to-ceiling glass windows with roller blinds. Due to the ..."
"This Hotel is a hidden gem! The lobby and bar are absolutely beautiful, our family suite was very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. We enjoyed our stay so much we canceled a different hotel the last night of our trip to stay at Lawlors one more time."
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"Great location and service. The only issue is layout and storage. If you’re on a long trip, there’s not a lot of space to pack your stuff. The furnishings are nice and the bed is very comfortable, but the furniture isn’t configured to the room, so it is a bit awkward. That said, a great value and the negatives are minimal in the big picture. "
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