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The Fitzpatrick does not disappoint, a grand old hotel set in private grounds in a leafy suburb of Dublin. If you like old world charm you will certainly like it here. Lots of renovations going on so it will only get better over the coming months.

Enjoyed our stay very much. Bus stop was right outside the hotel, but often walked into Dun Laoghaire to get the dart into Dublin, which took about forty minutes. Walked into the pleasant village of Dalkey. Visited Malahide and Howth. We had evening meal in the hotel four out of the five nights we stayed, and enjoyed everyone.

Check in was smooth and efficient. Carla at reception was superb and really understands what customer service represents. Well done. Bar food was beautiful and staff very customer focused. Breakfast was terrific with lots on offer and day staff very attentive and friendly. We ordered room service and this was efficient. Albeit I live in Dublin and have stayed in numerous top class hotels, Clontarf Castle is a gem and exceeded all my expectations. I would highly recommend this hotel based on...

Lovely hotel in a great location. Central to all we needed in Dublin. Hotel room was ideal. It was clean and comfortable with all the facilities we needed for our stay.

I really enjoyed my first visit to this hotel and would absolutely recommend it. Staff: charming and interactive Room: spacious and well appointed with nice extras like bottled water and turn down service Bathroom: lovely extras included high quality toiletries. One small niggle was the lighting and half shower barrier so I was concerned about water spillage. Food : I felt the food in the bar was slightly over priced but breakfast ( which cost extra) was great variety and selection...

Great stay

Lovely place, lots of parking, pleasant staff, great bar!

Excellent Stay and welcoming staff

Highly recommended base for a short trip to Dublin. Accessible and convenient to all sites, shopping and bars/restaurants.

Easy access to bus.

The staff were friendly and helpful, making you feel at home.The food was served quickly for a fair price,nothing to complain about.If you use the airport express bus,it drops you just a few yards fromthe hotel.

Went to watch a game at the Aviva and after a lot of research chose The Sandymount based on reviews and its location. Can safely say we were so glad we did. Easy to get to from the airport and only a stone’s throw from the stadium. From the moment we approached the hotel we just knew we made the right choice. Outside was very clean and that theme continued into the hotel. Everything was immaculate and the welcome very warm. All staff were very friendly and helpful and couldn’t do enough for...

Great hotel in a lovely location with fantastic staff.

After a couple of different visits I have decided it is my preferred hotel when I’m staying in Dublin.

Great stay

Our studio at Neckett Locke was equipped with everything we needed. TV, washing machine, dishwasher. hob etc. The tram is directly outside as is the bus stop so perfect for transportation into the city centre. It has a lovely coffe shop and the staff are excellent. Would definitely stay again if returning to Dublin.

The most wonderful city break we have had! The perfect location, literally on the corner of Stephen’s green park. The MOST caring and wonderful staff, very big shout out to Patrick and Zoe at breakfast for making our stay so lovely. They went the extra mile to make sure we were comfortable and engaged with our toddler so well too. They memorised our breakfast and coffee orders and room was kept so clean and tidy. Would highly recommend and we will definitely come back if we visit Dublin again.

Excellent quality-price location, clean and helpful cleaners, delicious breakfast. We had dinner once at the restaurant and it was great and tasty. Reception and Doorman service really professional and friendly. Special mention to Julianne, the breakfast host, a shot of breath air and a good singer! The restaurant table staff need to improve their language skills as we had to repeat ourselves many times (I am Spanish but very fluent and my wife is English). It could have just been just a one...