Dublin Hotel Guide - The Dillon Garden hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"Excellent "

"Perfectly located boutique style hotel with bar, but it didn’t feel that it was mainly a bar. Decoration was cool and quirky some amazing furniture in the downstairs social areas. The bedrooms are clean, crisp and make good use of the space. I’m still not sure on having the bathroom sink outside of the toilet and shower area but it goes with a vibe of the hotel and the room like the galley kitchen a lot of European hotels do this and actually make it more of a social area, however I do think that the way you get the hot water is actually a little bit dangerous for some and complicated for others unfortunately they wasn’t replenished as often as I would’ve liked to enable me to have a cup of tea in the morning and a cup of tea in the evening. Room accesses by key as is the lift however my husband and I both realised our key didn’t work in one particular lift after several troubles but that’s okay. There are three of them. Breakfast was a wonderful array of delights, hot food, meats, cheeses, pastries, breads, jams, dips, butters, salad, salads, you name it and the barista made fresh lattes upon request. Having travelled to many European cities this hotel was good. I would definitely come back and I would definitely recommend it."

"Great hotel"

"I stayed here as my flight was 9 hours late, the last bus had left and the airport hotels were full. It was close to 11.30pm when I arrived. I asked the receptionist if he could give me some toothpaste (as it was the one toiletry item I didn’t have). He had no stocks and he referred me to the vending machines. The ones I found only had beverages and snacks. When I went to my room I discovered it didn’t have a usb port and my phone needed to be charged. I asked the receptionist if I could borrow an adaptor (I only had my Italian one). He was extremely reluctant to lend me one and I really had to grovel. He did eventually give me one. I appreciated the complementary water. This is not the best hotel to stay in when you are stranded like I was. The receptionist was extremely unfriendly and unhelpful. He made no allowances for my situation. While I am Irish - I think this customer service doesn’t reflect well on the so called Irish welcome ! I paid €182.25 for a few hours (left at 8.10am). While the room was fine, the whole experience was disappointing. "

"Staff helpful, don't take the rooms next to the gym… "

"Lovely hotel highly reccomend"

"The room was spotless and quiet. Breakfast hit the spot though a bit of improvement on the coffee wouldn't go amiss."

"Highly recommended friendly staff comfortable "

"This is a huge old house which has been converted into a hotel in a nice suburb of Dublin, 20/30 mins from city centre depending on transport and traffic. No amenities on site but the rooms are modern and comfortable and I have stayed there many times without any complaints. "