Top Hotels Near St. Anne's Golf Club in Dublin from NZ$232

"My stay at the Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport was excellent and exceeded my expectations. The room was modern, very clean, and extremely comfortable. The bed was fantastic — I slept wonderfully after a long flight. The breakfast is one of the highlights of this hotel. It was excellent, with a wide variety of fresh options, both hot and cold dishes, and the staff was very attentive, constantly replenishing everything. What I appreciated most was the free shuttle service. The hotel picked us up directly from the airport and dropped us back at no extra cost. It’s incredibly convenient, especially for early morning flights or late arrivals. The shuttle is punctual and the ride is very short. Overall, this is a great hotel if you need comfort, good service, and practicality near Dublin Airport. I would definitely stay here again! Recommended Rating: 5/5 ⭐"

"Beautiful hotel with friendly staff. Only criticism is that menu in restaurant had very few vegetarian options"

"The room was spotless. On arrival we were offered a free drink."

"Where do I begin? I want to say this hotel is a pig with lipstick on but that would be an insult to pigs. Rooms are moldy, in disrepair, and floors and bathrooms are grimey. Toilet could barely manage to flush some toilet paper even after 3+ flushes. We would wake up freezing because the heater wouldn’t keep running. No fan to speak of so there is mold. However, when the occupants in the rooms above/nearby us showered, our room would fill with humidity to the point where we had to open the sliding glass door to get fresh air (even though we were already cold due to heater issues). Additionally, another effect of there being no fan, while I was blow drying my hair, apparently some silent alarm went off so we had staff banging on our door claiming we set the alarm off for the whole building? Then proceeded to tell me not to sit under the faire alarm while drying my hair, as if I have a choice? It’s one small room and there is no outlet in the bathroom. The lady who checked us in was completely confused and acted like it was her first day.. on Earth. The bar on ground floor plays karaoke until past midnight, good luck trying to sleep through that. Gym was closed. I could go on but I’m running out of characters. Also, I know this wasn’t a one-off because we were staying here with friends, they had all the same issues, tried to complain and move rooms, and still had the same issues in the new room! The only pros: bed was nice and comfy, and the coffee shop in the lobby is good."

"Nice, clean and quiet room. If you want to stay in a real castle, this is it. The rooms, however, are updated but the ambience is great. The restaurant is an added bonus as it is a bit far from the city centre and there are not too many eating places nearby."

"Lobby staff was very helpful in directions for the tram which stops right outside the door. Easy to get to Temple Bar and much cheaper than a taxi or paying to park."

"The breakfast was not as fresh at first when I arrived around 9a, but staff quickly replenished and it got much better."

"The best start to our trip! We called once we landed and the staff was amazing. Our room was ready early. The view was beautiful. The hotel was quiet, clean and right by a train station to get into town. Still dreaming about the coffee and scones I had for breakfast. I would absolutely stay here again. "

"Room was beautiful. Breakfast was amazing. Building was modern and clean. However, I asked if I could get a mini fridge put into the room. The staff said yes. The charge was €15. I was ok with that. However, the fridge was delivered to the room with a 2 pin power plug. As all hotel sockets were for 3 pin plugs, I went down to the reception and told them that the fridge could not operate without an adaptor. 2 reception staff then said, you have to pay an extra €6 for the adaptor. Personally, i think that's a bit ridiculous. Why charge visitors for the fridge that cannot be plugged in, and then follow up by charging them separately for the adaptor to make it eventually work? Apart from this odd setup, the hotel stay was great. But I still am confused with the fridge situation. If management have an answer for this, I would be very curious about their reasoning for such a policy. "