A business type hotel on the outskirts of Dublin. I would not recommend staying there unless you have a car. But if you do, it is a fairly easy trip into town. The customer service isn't the best I've seen. Some of the design features are poor, e.g. blocked sink due to the badly designed plug, it was very hot... more

Stayed for two nights. Located in a business park, and the view from our window looked like a war torn county. The view showed a vacant lot, strewn with construction debris and trash. The room itself was clean and modern. The bed sheets and towels were a little thin/cheap, but exactly what I expect at Days Inn. If you are... more

48E from the airport to the hotel in a taxi was a bit steep but the reception staff quickly restored our faith in the irish and were really helpful. We arrived too early to check into our rooms but they gave us times for the buses into town and even got us some change. 1.70E each way. Take my advice... more

Good friendly staff. Rooms are on a par with other hotels in this price range. Always clean and have everything you need. Free WIFI is nice to see but can be a but dificult to connect at peak times. There is wired internet access also which is free. Breakfasts are good and evening meals are good if a bit small.... more

Stayed here for 10 nights in February 2008. Good, comfortable hotel. Friendly staff. All rooms have free Wi-Fi or LAN internet access. Nice showers. Food is OK. Not much of a choice in the restaurant but the prices are reasonable (there is a Thai restaurant about 5 minutes walk away which is open until late). Only downside is the location.... more

Modern, clean and spacious hotel located in a large office park in an industrial area of Dublin. There is nothing to do at night as generally everything is closed up. There is a gym down the road which you can use if you are a resident. Food is not up to much but you would not expect a Michelin Star... more

We stayed an overnight in this hotel recently and felt it was a good hotel which offered a great breakfast for the price. It is a bit far out of Dublin and the bus which is convenient takes about an hour to get to the city centre. Remember that the bus only takes cash and you must have the correct... more

Staff at the front desk were helpful if you knew the right question to ask. They answered one question at a time. They told us where to get the bus to town but not to make sure we knew the number and where to get it to come back - I am SURE an American would have thought to add... more

I've stayed in this hotel twice now. It's so easy to get find, the rooms are lovely, big and spacious. It's a quiet hotel (it seems to be mainly used by corporate guests), but there is a small bar on the ground floor. The rates were really good, the cheapest I could find. The only downfall of the hotel is... more