3-Star Hotels in County Dublin, Ireland

I stayed at Russell Court Hotel and overall had a decent experience. The hotel was very clean with everything well polished and tidy. As many reviews mentioned, there are clubs below so it is noisy at night. I had expected this beforehand and I am a heavy sleeper so it did not bother me too much. The hotel even provides earplugs which is a thoughtful touch. The reception staff were polite although they did not have a spare comb when I asked. The lift is extremely small and only really fits two people at a time. This is something to keep in mind if you are travelling as a family or with lots of luggage. The room itself was clean although the bathroom felt extremely outdated. It was functional but the taps were oddly reversed. The hot tap was cold and the cold tap was hot. On the positive side the room had UK plug sockets and USB ports which was very convenient. Overall it was a clean and practical stay if you are prepared for the nightlife noise and do not mind some dated features.

Really happy with this hotel. Booked it last minute when I was late for my ferry and did not want to travel during the night. The room was really clean and tidy. Receptionist Mauricio (?) was very pleasant and helpful. As I was not planning to stay in Dublin overnight, I had no toothbrush. I did not think that Travelodge can provide one, but there is no shame in asking. Hooray! I got a disposable dental kit, that really made my stay much more comfortable. The hotel has a bar and a restaurant, it does look much more posh that an average travelodge. I wanted some ice for my drink at the room. Got a glass full of ice at the bar with no problem. The only downside could be if you are a couple and travelling with 2 or more large suitcases. The room is on a smaller side. Very happy with my last minute decision to stay at this hotel.

十分好，乾淨，友善。

The rooms were clean and tidy, and the service was warm and welcoming, but it didn't quite compare to similar rooms in China, so don't have too high expectations.

Arrived in the early hours of the after ferry cancelled and then delays. I notified reception of the change and Tomas informed me that the reception was 24 hours and I would be looked after and he would check me in himself. Arrived at 04.30 and met by night receptionist who took me to s room and logged my car registration. The room was ok but for some reason the wind noise was loud. Next morning I explained to reception who moved me to a well appointed quiet room without any fuss or further comment. The remaining days of my stay were during the huge storm which hit the coast, During my stay the hotel felt safe and secure, and the staff were polite, helpful and pleasant at all times. The hotel may appear as 3* but the rooms and customer service was 5*. Highly recommended hotel based on my personal experience. A final acknowledgment to Ann Mary and Louise who contributed to lovely stay here.

Being after decades in Dublin again I realized the city has changes, seriously changed. Staying in the docklands therefore was a new experience. And actually I loved it. Yep, it is a 30 minute walk to the city center, so for those who want to be right within the action, this hotel is not for you. But those who enjoy taking a nice walk along the river Liffey will enjoy it. I also liked the quietness around the hotel, no party noise. The room was clean. Well, it is not a flashy hotel or room, but it has everything one needs. Price wise a fair deal, considering the crazy prices in Dublin. Nice breakfast made it easy to gain all the power needed for the stroll to the city ;) and the staff is competent, professional and helpful. I would chose the hotel anytime again.

The property is conveniently located in the city center, offering easy access to all your travel needs and meeting all your accommodation requirements in the city. The staff are friendly and attentive, and we will definitely stay here again.

The Hampton by Hilton Dublin City Centre boasts an excellent location. From our city-view room, we could see the Parliament House and the River Liffey in the distance. Crossing the bridge led directly to the bustling city center, and it was only a 15-minute walk to popular city walk attractions like Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. The hotel is conveniently situated right next to the Red Line tram stop. Just a right turn from the exit brings you to the Church Street Law Library and St. Michan's Church stops for the 41 bus, making the journey to and from Dublin Airport a quick 40 minutes or so – incredibly convenient. As a three-star hotel, it's well-equipped, clean, and tidy. The service attitude is excellent, and the breakfast is a traditional Irish spread, featuring sausages, bacon, eggs, milk, along with various pastries, fruits, and beverages – quite hearty. This is a highly recommended hotel for a stay in Dublin!

It wasn’t mention washing and drying machine in public area, and the washing machine too dirty! Good space in room 👍

The apartment is super close to the train station which was really handy for us! We had an early train and the staff made the early check out process super easy.  We were worried about the noise of the train being a problem but the train sounds were very quiet. We were also worried about being above a pub that it would be noisy, again not a problem.  The oven and cooking amenities in the apartment weren’t available for use for our stay. We only had a short stay and so this didn’t bother us, but could see how it would be frustrating for a longer stay if you planned on using them.