Skerries Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Skerries, County Fingal

"Clean, staff very helpful"

"Wonderful experience staying in Clontarf Castle! The room was very nice and clean. The shower was great and I loved that you could adjust all the settings without getting wet first. Breakfast was wonderful and I was shocked to see the honeycomb tray out! Lots of variety for picky and non-picky eaters. Close to public transport to get into the city. "

"The Trinity City Hotel was amazing. I especially loved how clean the hotel was, and its location was perfect, walking distance to all of the sites. The decor was beautiful, and the shower and bath products were a bonus. The staff greeted us sincerely and provided great service. I will be booking here again when I return."

"Great hotel, lovely room and the staff were fab!"

"Music from area bars blasted until 2:30am, don’t stay in the area if you need a good night sleep! 😎"

"We recently stayed at the Maldron Hotel Parnell Square for nine nights. While the location was excellent and very convenient for exploring Dublin, I was disappointed by several aspects of our stay. Room servicing was inconsistent — one day I had to request toilet rolls, and on another, the servicing was delayed until quite late and never very through. I also had an evening meal in the restaurant one night and ordered the burger, which was advertised as a handmade double meat pattie. Unfortunately, it turned out to be two freezer-style patties covered in cheese and was quite unappetising. When the manager noticed I hadn’t eaten it, he kindly offered a complimentary dessert, but no refund or discount was provided despite my request. Overall, while the location and general facilities were good, the service and dining experience did not meet expectations."

"Very basic standard, felt like a Premier Inn. No extra pillows, no shower caps & had to call maintenance to fix the TV"

"Nice clean centrally located. Very big, very clinical"

"Great room on the second floor. Enjoyed a delicious meal in the restaurant on ST. PATRICKS DAY. Un fortunately we were not there for breakfast."