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AED 487
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Top Clonshaugh Hotel Reviews
Zanzibar Locke
10/10 Excellent
"very good experience. highly recommend."
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Central
8/10 Good
"The property is very convient to airport. The room was clean and had nice amenities. Restaurant service was slow despite even the managers helping out. This could have been due a flight cancelation and a sudden influx of people were being put up for the night."
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport
8/10 Good
"Rooms were decently clean. Very late in responding to emails. One distinct staff that was very friendly was GABRIELLA. Hope they hire more front desk staff like her. Glad to have the airport shuttle. Half an hour drive to the city center. The places indicated near in the Expedia post are not as near as stated."
Clayton Hotel Burlington Road
10/10 Excellent
"First time very pleasant stay Beautiful hotel Staff accommodating but we had a few hiccups"
The Morgan Hotel
8/10 Good
"All good - no complaints!"
Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport
8/10 Good
"Ok for now"
Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin
10/10 Excellent
"Exellent hotel, I will recomend it"
Ashling Hotel Dublin
10/10 Excellent
"Same!"
Clontarf Castle Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Such a unique experience. Beautiful place. This was the castle the Knights of Templar used until Henry VIII took it when he created the Church of England and took all Catholic Church holdings. Much different than when they had it, if course, but a cool little tidbit."































