Dublin Hotel Guide - St. Columcille's Hospital hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"This is our third stay at Rochestown Lodge. Another excellent stay, the hotel is kept very clean and tidy. Our room was very spacious, and the bathroom was beautiful. The food in the restaurant was excellent, with plenty of choice. The staff in all areas were helpful, polite and nothing was too much trouble. Even though the hotel was pretty busy, we had no issues with parking, there were plenty of spaces. We didn’t use the Spa facilities so cannot comment on that area. We will certainly return for another visit."

"very happy with my stay"

"It was clean but musty "

"Nice concept. Great location."

"The room was very cold from check in 4pm until I went to tell the receptionist to turn on the heater after 10pm and almost can’t feel the heat by even touching the radiator set at max level. The heater last only 30 minutes then stop for a whole night, and I was woken up from a chilling bed around 2am. I caught a cold and sneezed in the morning. Got no relaxation but kept distracted by the warning up my body! What a worse terrible night suffering the strong smell of masala filled in the hallway and the room. The towel’s smell like mold and not clean."

"Great location on the beach. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was excellent, especially the fish chowder. Street parking can be a challenge, but the staff was very helpful. We would definitely stay there again if in the area"

"Eglington was a very comfortable and convenient apartment, centrally located in Bray. It had a very good shower, new carpet, and a wonderful bed. Tanya was a very friendly and helpful landlord with plenty of advice about local dinner options and sites. "

"Lovely location and views from the hotel. Cooked breakfast could have been warmer."

"Staff were all very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was of a really good standard. The pillows on the beds were extremely lumpy and uncomfortable. Just a small thing, but can lead to an uncomfortable nights sleep. "