Riads in County Kildare

"Good location "

"Had a great experience. As forgetful as I am, I left a new pair of trousers and a hoodie behind in my closet. I realized that once I arrived at my next destination, I called the hotel and Tracy was super kind, recovered my forgotten items, and safely kept them until I came back to get them a couple of weeks later. Thank you, Tracy!! The hotel is super clean and convenient as it is within walking distance of the airport. "

"The cozy king was perfect. Don’t think that you need more space to be comfortable. The room is configured ideally. The concierge helped us secure rugby tickets and made us reservations at some great eats where the locals go. Very convenient to the shopping and walkable to all the sites. "

"Great property. Clean rooms. Quiet and good food options on the main floor."

"Very friendly staff. Location was perfect. Situated centrally on the Liffey River a few steps from the HaPenny bridge. Great restaurants nearby. Little cafe on site was good for coffee and a small bite to eat. "

"Great location "

"We had a lovely 3 night stay at the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road. Originally I was worried the hotel would be too far from the prime areas of Dublin but we easily walked to Temple Bar, Trinity College, St. Patricks Cathedral and more. The room was very comfortable and quiet. I would stay here again the next time I am in Dublin."

"This property is ideal! Staff was warm and welcoming, the room was incredibly quiet, and the location has everything you could need: it's literally steps from the LUAS tram service and there are 2 groceries (Dunnes and a Centra) right there. Made our trip to Dublin a breeze. In-room washing machine means you can pack fewer items. American guests, don't forget to bring a washcloth! "

"Fab location and amazing breakfast. Disappointing not to have a kettle in the room and if this had been clearer in the booking details we would have taken a travel kettle. In fairness it does mention tea/ coffee in common areas but we did not appreciate this meant no kettle as we always take our own supply of coffee bags "