"The staff was friendly and informative. Amenities were nice Parking was nice, but you need a car to make use of this hotel since everything is far away"
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Clondalkin is home to Clondalkin Leisure Centre, so why not stop by during your stay in Dublin. If you have fun at Clondalkin Leisure Centre, you'll love Dublin Zoo and Fort Lucan Outdoor Adventureland, both located nearby.
Aldi was right across the street and very convenient! I just wish there was a refrigerator and microwave at the hotel. Even the front desk wasn’t able to help us in this regard. (Some hotels have microwave in public areas but this facility didn’t have one.)
Spent a week in Dublin at The Green and could not have been more happy with our decision. Location is excellent, very walkable and centrally located between local and more tourist destinations. Trinity College and Molly Malone are a quick stroll, Temple Bar is a little further (15ish minutes). Local Tram across the street to get to spots further away. St. Stephen's park also right across the street. The weather we had during our stay made the park a nice added bonus.
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Hotel was beautiful and rooms were perfect size for a few night stay in Dublin! We truly enjoyed the distance to everything it was all walkable! And staff went above and beyond for us!
Loved the vibe and look, especially the little bar/dining lounge. Food was great. The decor is amazing. The location was perfect, as it was walking distance to everything yet set back a few streets so that was quiet enough. They also held our bags all day on our last day since our train wasn’t leaving until late in the day. The only thing we did not like was that neither room type (we had one of each) was large enough for our luggage to be opened up making it inconvenient if you don’t want to...
Excellent hotel, located in the heart of Dublin, just steps from the many attractions the city has to offer and countless bars and restaurants to enjoy
We had a lovely stay at Camden Inn. Clean, comfortable rooms with updated furniture and flooring. Bathroom was a nice size and bedding was soft. Staff was nice at check in. Breakfast offerings were immense and wonderful, however no service at all. Hard to find anyone who spoke English and couldn't get simple things like a pot of coffee. Breakfast was expensive, but we found that to be true everywhere. We would stay again and recommend the property to others.
This is a nice, clean hotel located approximately 25-30 minutes from central Dublin depending upon traffic. There is a bus stop located in front of a major shopping mall across the street. The service was excellent, the buffet breakfast was very good, and the area was very quiet. You can also take the taxi to central dublin but it'll cost you approximately $30 euros. The bus fare is $2.30-$3.30 euros depending on how far you want to go. The room was very clean and the queen sized beds were...
Excellent service at the front desk, prime location and surprisingly fun interior - it was as if a good, solid hotel hired a designer who said "this place needs more whimsey - what the hell, let's go all out!"
This was the first stay in Dublin and I’m glad it was here! We were a block away from a hop on hop off bus tour (which we used for transportation while staying here). Also, a convenient store a block away too! I wish I remembered to get the guy at the front desks name, because he was such a gem! Helped every time we had questions and even offered a free drink on my birthday (reason for the trip). The room was spacious and had great big windows to people watch. The hotel so sweetly offered free...
Excellent stay for my first time in Dublin. Room was upgraded, I received check in at 10am after a long flight and they boxed up a wonderful breakfast for me for the next morning so I can catch a very early ferry to Wales. Such a friendly and helpful stay!!
