Hotels near Penneys, Dun Laoghaire

The staff are so very welcoming and friendly. I have spent seven months, four to five nights a week there. It's become like ”home from home”! Every one is so very friendly. But I must especially thank Martin from the night staff. He is hard working, friendly and kind. He's a great asset to an already good team! Thanks Martin

The hotel service is very good, you can check out later. The breakfast buffet is cheap, only semi-self-service, not just pick it up by yourself, you need the help of the service staff. In addition, if you arrive early, you will not be allowed to check in. You need to wait until 3 o'clock. Of course, the last 2 o'clock will allow you to check in. The environment is good, and it is close to the city center and the airport station.

Palacete antiguo remodelado que alberga la esencia de épocas pasadas, con un edificio más moderno adjunto al antiguo.Entorno tranquilo con un precioso jardín trasero y delantero manteniendo el encanto de la época. Espectacular. La única pega es la distancia al centro.

We have been welcomed by Gary, he's kind, efficient and gave us a lot of precious information. The room was perfect, the common areas too. Elegant setting, comfortable beds. We are a family of 4 and the hotel is close to a Dart station, so easy to reach Dublin centre in a few minutes.

I have brunch every fortnight in the Herbert Park Hotel. The location is wonderful and if youre lucky enough to dine outdoors you have the beautiful Herbert Park as your garden. The staff are very nice, particularly Eveleyn and Marcella who are so welcoming and exceptionally attentive. We look forward to chatting to them each time we go to the hotel. Food is delicious, especially the breakfast bagel, prepared by their chefs, Kieron Paritosh, Alfredo and Came. All the food is delicious really and you get a yummy chocolate brownie with your coffee. I look forward to visiting the Herbert Park Hotel and I would recommend it for its calm relaxing atmosphere, the lovely staff, delicious cuisine and the attention to detail. I should also mention Rupa on reception.....thank you for looking after us.

My wife and I travel a lot and the experiences that we had with this hotel are by far the WORST in our 25 years of traveling the world together. When we booked a room online, almost two months before we traveled, we then decided that day that we wanted to cancel the reservation and get a room closer to the airport. We contacted the Lansdown Hotel and were told that we could cancel the room but that our payment would not be refunded! We then asked to speak to a manager. We were put on hold for 45 minutes twice and kept getting disconnected. We gave up and decided to stay at the Lansdown Hotel anyway. WHAT A DUMP! There is no elevator and we had to carry our luggage up three flights of stairs. We asked for a Queen bed and there were two singles. The Mattresses were so bad that you could feel the springs on your back. I had to sleep on the floor. The walls were paper thin and you could hear people in all the rooms around us including the people walking around above us. The room was stuffy, hot, and you could not open a window to cool down the room. There was no air conditioning! The carpet was dirty and smelled of smoke (it was a non-smoking room). Do yourself a HUGE favor and find another hotel in Dublin! When I say DUMP, I am being kind. Rik Pfenninger

Hostels around the world need to take note of what a real hostel is — and that's Jacobs Inn Hostel in Dublin. Located in the center of Dublin and easy to locate, you're greeted with friendly, warm staff who can help you with anything you need. Advice on landmarks, restaurants, events, they have an answer. The commons area is packed full of people working, socializing or just simply relaxing. Music is not too loud so communicating and working is made easy. It's very atmospheric and it's a great place to make new friends on your travels. It's amazing decorated and their bar/dining area is incredible. Breakfast is served and you're offered a good variety to choose from. The rooms, or pods, are clean, well-maintained and the bathrooms are neat. You're afforded privacy in a modern fashion.

Point A Hotel, what can I say. Well presented inside and out, the access to bedrooms locked behind a key card, the bar and breakfast area also immaculate. As you enter your bedroom it is well organised and has everything you need. The bed was a firm mattress but that was perfect, a surprised samsung 43” TV was waiting to be watched from the wall. With LED strip lights and mode lights all around the room and a decent air con to go with. The room had a safe but i never needed to use it. The one LED strip light on the curtain track was losing its stick and i had to reattach it everytime the curtains where opened. Speaking of which the arrangement I felt was weird as it typically goes curtain than net curtain from inside looking out, this hotel went net curtain then curtain. Maybe you do get some rooms with a view, i most certainly did not, considering how close it is to the heart of the city and Temple Bar. My window view consisted of an opposite rooms window and exterior build walls and a steep drop down below. If you are looking for a well presented hotel with decent sleep quality, this hotel is for you, if you are on your own this hotel may not be for you, due to its lack of hot meals at breakfast and throughout the day. For a hotel at £180 a night, you could easily get a hotel with a hot food breakfast and evening meals nearby, the price structure like the rest of Dublin is overpriced for what it is, one of the cheaper priced hotels but still not worth the price. The breakfast was ”okay” you had a selection of 2 cheeses, 3 sandwich meats, 3-5 pastry options like pain au chocolat, croissants, scones, sausage rolls and mini bread rolls / baguettes. Was some cereal options too, a choice between orange juice, apple juice and ice water, then your usual hot drinks choice. It was all fresh and well presented, i just wish it had a cooked option too. In terms of location, ignoring the building opposite that was a form whiskey shop. It was great, right around the corner from O'connell Street, where it was incredibly busy, multiple shopping centre esque buildings along each side street, with id say 10 minutes you can be in Temple Bar area on the South Side of the River by foot. With such easy access to trams, buses, taxis near enough on your doorstep, and the far enough away from Temple Bar to not hear it, but close enough to go there was ideal. In quiet traffic from the airport you can make it in 15minutes. So to summarise, it was a good, but overpriced

Superb hotel that used to called jurys inn but bought over by Leonardos only small complaint supplier of breakfast sausages has changed and no boiled eggs out for breakfast 15 min wait for boiled eggs if requested, I know Dublin is an international city but never spoke to one Irish person in hotel either reception cleaning staff or at breakfast, why is this ? Superb location and staff are helpfull so a stay here will enhance your dublin trip

It looks like I just hit best excellent etc. I assure you that I read everything & did enjoy this hotel room at the same feel as the Hilton in Berlin so pleasantly surprised.The breakfast was well planned for streaming through buffet and was all beautifully presented! Thanks