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Great place to stay whilst visiting Dublin. Great rooms and very comfy beds and bedding. Tv with basic channels. Plenty of tea, coffee, water, sugar and milk in the room. Towels were changed and supplies topped up each day.

All pleasantly positive, and then the heart and soul that Letizia and Martina put into it, welcoming guests with smiles and expertise, and why not, with Italian style

The hotel is well located, you can walk to many places, shops, restaurants and all along the river and bridges, the rooms are clean and the hotel food service is well prepared and with trained staff, I recommend it.

Good location. Nice firm comfortable king bed. Good hot breakfast buffet.

The welcome upon arrival at the hotel was excellent. Letizia was really kind and welcoming. She gave us the room even though we had arrived much earlier than the check-in time. Martina gave us a lot of useful information about places to visit in Dublin, about transport, bars and restaurants. She was really precious for us. Finally Betty, very kind, helpful and very attentive to our requests. The breakfast was excellent. The quality of the coffee could be improved. The room was comfortable, quiet and very clean. We did not appreciate the mattress, too soft, perhaps a little dated. The location was very good. The Maldron Hotel was for us the first hotel abroad where we felt truly welcomed.

Located near the center of Dublin, I think it's an excellent location with great views. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. The breakfast buffet is quite good, with a variety of items and great flavor. We also tried the pizza nights after 10:30 p.m., and the service was fast.

We were in Dublin for St Patrick's Day and had a wonderful stay at the Maldron. The room was warm, clean, well lit, and we were even given a fridge to keep medication cool (didn't expect they'd have a spare, but they did and we're so grateful!). And the parade started right outside the hotel! Great spot 🙌 The restaurant and bar were fantastic, the hotel staff were all very welcoming, and it was dead easy to check in/out. They have a water refill station in the lobby free of charge too (just use your own drink bottle). There is a bus service that runs from the airport almost to the hotel, which is handy and only €2 if you get a Leap card at the Airport (we got ours at the shop across from Craft cafe in arrivals), but it is a long trip (I think it was almost an hour on a busy parade weekend). You do get to see more of Dublin via the bus as it winds through local roads, but Grab an Uber or Taxi if you'd prefer a shorter trip. There is so much close by - the Hugh Lane Gallery just around the corner, across from the Garden of Remembrance. Bus stops for different services, including the Big Bus tours, are just a few mins from the Maldron's front door. Tesco is a 10-min walk down Parnell Rd West and around the corner (they sell sim cards for €15 if you don't have/want a roaming service on your mobile), and O'Connell Street Upper is not far as well. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay - Thank you!

Had a great Irish stew and Guinness

The entire staff was very friendly. They were all very helpful and efficient. We were comfortable and enjoyed the breakfasts. They were super filling and fresh. If we return to Dublin, we will definitely choose this hotel.

The hotel is in a great spot for exploring Dublin on foot, with the airport bus stop right next door. The staff is super friendly and attentive, making you feel really welcome. The family room is spacious and comfy, perfect for a relaxing stay. Plus, the buffet breakfast has plenty of variety and stays well-stocked, even if you arrive late.