Hotel Maldron Smithfield(3 stars)
Smithfield, Dublin 7 Show mapAlex
Very beautiful hotel centrally located in Dublin!
- Recommended hotel
- Singles
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- October 2012
Very suitable for a city break to Dublin. The hotel is centrally located north of Liffey - 15 minutes on foot to Temple bar and 'connell bridge, on the red line of the luas (tram) it is just a stone's throw. The old Jameson Distillery is also only a couple of minutes away.
The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. In the hotel you get a good and extensive irish breakfast-the ideal start to a busy day! read more
Dirk
Well for city journey suitably.
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- October 2012
Good hotel with competent staff, Temple Bar is in 10-15 minutes on foot, therefore also peaceful location. Breakfast not included in the price read more
Stephanie
Definitely recommendable!
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- Friends
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- September 2012
Quiet but nevertheless centrally located. ( in 10 minuten in Temple bar, at 5 in the oldest pub in dublin) read more
Gabriele
Grandmother and grandson
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- August 2012
I could my grandchild Jakob a wonderful week in Dublin and environment spend! The sights of interest were easy to reach on foot. The tram Louse completed the connection to the train.
We were very satisfied! read more
Maria
Well-maintained hotel - however not great central location
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- August 2012
Well-maintained hotel ( the 'maldron' -hotel row Dublin) in the middle of Smithfield village, a residential area with modern apartments.
Room and bathroom clean, towels were always changed, tea& coffee refilled.
Very safe. Tram in 5 minutes reachable, supermarket with good products next to the hotel. It is worthwhile also a view of the old pubs in the area.
Barracks fast reachable, Jameson distillery to opposite. read more
Tim
Good hotel & great location to the small price!
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- Friends
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- City break
- March 2012
The historic quarter' Temple Bar' and the Guiness store pants are easy to about 15 minutes away on foot.
Public connections by LUAS and hop on hop off bus quasi on the doorstep.
Note: 2 +
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Karin
A little out of the way, otherwise good
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- March 2012
Nice hotel. Something off the beaten track... Breakfast in the hotel too expensive and not a lot of choice. Cafes nearby very good!
Bathroom: shower a bit strange... Since the bathroom afterwards was flooded, but otherwise reasonable
Large beds, tv, but no Hotelzimmersafe. read more
Eberhard
Tip top and almost
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- January 2012
new House with 6 floors; and breakfast buffet; clean hotel, good service read more
Karin
great hotel for a city break, good transport links!
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- December 2011
Everything perfect, are all on foot gone. In the city about 15 minutes, the Jameson whiskey distillery 5 minutes, Guinness Storehouse 10 minutes, tram 5 minutes! Very beautiful room for this cheap price! read more
Guido
Not bad, but...
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- December 2011
The hotel lies somewhat aside of the action, without the guests but long walk to the shopping or the pub-live have to cover. The front desk at check in the lady behind the counter was a bit chilly, but this was by the very nice and extremely courteous behavior on the part of the lady at check-out again. The construction in front of the house on the square (Smithfield) left the environment only imagine. But as already mentioned, we could also say, that just around the corner in the evening the outpatient homeless- Notfallklinik park and experienced demand. Or we ... were panhandled at any time. The breakfast in the hotel is at the usual time with sausage, scrambled eggs, toast, and beans laid out, but there were also some cereal and such at the buffet. At the time of our stay there was a 3-course-no Christmas meal was offered to the narrow price, which was also very tasty pointing to delicious. The furnishing in the dining room I found a bit too factual and plain. The room made a worn impression. The double bed was off to the side rails and openly screwed together, the mattresses were worn, a third bed in the room and took just square. The request for an additional blanket outright immediately complied. The carpet in the room had the one or the other holey on, where clear sites of furniture were recognizable. A safe, German speaking TV channels and Wi-Fi reception you are looking for in each room in vain. The Herbststurm whistled between windows and the framework and always kept the room on the fridge level( is however definitely only to see seasonal). In the bathroom were two lamps and the water in the sink only very slowly. ('we cleaned the tubes after every guest' -exactly blink- zwinkwer * *). The 'Connell street is about ten minutes, the pub 'the brazen head' about seven minutes, to the Guinness brewery is about 15 minutes, to Temple bar about 20 minutes and Grafton street are only a few minutes walk. The Jameson distillery is located near in visibility the tourist bus stop is the green after few meters and reached two blocks away. The hotel is suitable for short get aways go to Dublin, if you are willing, its claims to be home. read more
Kerstin
Nice Hotel three star hotel in the city
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- October 2011
The maldron hotel is located just five minutes footpath from the LUAS stop Smithfield and into the city about 15 to 20 minutes it footpath. The check-in and check-out went well without problems. The staff was very friendly and reacted with complaints very friendly. Since with us in the room the tv didn't work, because they had a problem with the tv box has offered us a free breakfast when we left. What we really have more than happy to accept. The breakfast was typical Irish and there was little choice for people from Germany and other countries and the ... Irish breakfast do not like. I think that is a great shame that in the hotel there were many German. The hotel room was okay in size and clean. Apart from the stains on the carpet. The curtain rod from the balcony door was bent and the curtains hanging not right in it. But you pulled and that was the important days. The bed was getting old and squeaked huge, but it was good inside. The bathtub was not the best and you had the feeling that if you got it at the vibration and out you had to watch out that you don't slip, as they are very high. In large and whole the hotel was great and we would definitely recommend it. read more
Claus
Good solid hotel for city breaks
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- June 2011
the hotel is ideal as a place to go out for a stay suitable in Dublin. The city center is fast on foot -public. Transport are but also in the immediate proximity. The staff are friendly and lank. English is a must! (but adequate). I would recommend a meal in the hotel small Italian restaurant in the immediate proximity (Peppe)- was very tasty and price ok! Travel from the airport to hotel 20 euros. In order to avoid the annoying change with the public. Means of transport. Dublin is worth a visit and with this hotel you can't go wrong ... here! read more
Jenny
Small, fine and in any case fine! archived
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- October 2010
We were there at the beginning of October 2010 in Dublin and in this hotel for 4 nights. The value for money was just great! The nights were not expensive, for the proportions in Dublin it was really cheap!
the hotel lies very centrally located, 15 minutes we were in in the city center from Dublin, on foot everything was great! Breakfast we have not booked (had about 13 euros per person cost), next door is a supermarket, because we in the morning always what for breakfast in/Out privileges!
the building is very modern, the staff at the front desk ... really friendly and informative tips for excursions regards!
the rooms are just great-large, bright and very, very clean-almost luxurious! We had even 2 beds, a double bed and a smaller bed, so that we could have easily slept three in the room! Also the bathroom and the cleanliness - just great!
More but we didn't use it!
all together: a great city hotel, inexpensive, but nevertheless centrally located! Very recommendable! ☺ read more
Katrin
Great value for money archived
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- September 2010
A predefined: We per room without breakfast 55, - Euro's, an absolute bargain price for the expensive Dublin. The rooms are extremely large, with a third bed and everything we needed. It is a great place to explore the city, as you about ten minutes walk to Temple Bar and about three minutes by the light rail (1 minutes from hotel) need. We noted, however, that at later hours do take a taxi from Temple bar to the hotel should be, as in that part of town then about the busy in Germany in the village and very many hadda ... and beggars wandering around us within 2 days hasseled about zig-times and money. Other than that, I would the choice of organic grocery store right next door and the Early Bird menu (2 or 3 -course menu in restaurants between 5 PM and 7 pm) recommend, as mentioned above, Dublin is a very expensive city. read more
Susi & Jörn
Beautiful, clean city hotel with good service archived
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- Other stay
- July 2010
Very clean and modern rooms with TVS and beautiful bath. read more
Adolfo
For kl. Money in a nice place to stay in the expensive Dubli archived
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- May 2010
Good hotel in Dublin for little money. Dublin is supposed to be with the most expensive city in the world. For the price it is currently seems to be special. ( This was most welcome in the restaurant and Bierpreisen contrary - for example a glass of beer 5 Euro ( pint) We have the double room with full English breakfast for 58 Euro per night per room. With HRS would have cost 69 euros per night without breakfast. So several vendors. Tip: Shortly before we were leaving the prices in the hotel again the booked tour operator check. Two ... days before our departure is the hotel again 15 Euro per night cheaper. The hotel is ok, clean, modern and has huge rooms. Free and wireless Internet access. The breakfast was included in the price. ( Otherwise it cost 10 Euro per person - English breakfast). It was plentiful and there was nothing to complain about. The location of the hotel is a bit off - but in about ten minutes walk one was in the center of town. A supermarket and some restaurants in the immediate vicinity. The transfer from the airport with a taxi is 21 euros. Duration transfer Dublin airport - hotel about 20 - 30 minutes. Here a link to transfer: http: Wavering www. Voltaireonline. Eu/visiter_dublin_all/arrivee. Php# The hotel is definitely stay here again!!! read more
Tina
Good hotel for city trip! archived
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- May 2010
The hotel had 7 floors and about 90 rooms. The lobby was bright and friendly, just behind the dining room with bar.The breakast was not included in the hotel price, but could be booked on location. More details later. Lunch and dinner were also offered (either as 2 or 3-course menu or a la carte).The guests were mainly from Great Britain, some from Germany, too. read more
Maria
Good city hotel archived
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- March 2010
Nice, modern and clean rooms with balcony. Kettle, cups, coffee, tea in the room and a supermarket where you could buy fresh bread can is right next door. We always had breakfast in our room. read more
Frank
Cheap hotel for a city break ok archived
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- August 2009
The Maldron is located in Smithfield, on the edge of the central Dublin. It is good to get to via tram, therefore, the easy access to the airport also no problem. The neighborhood Smithfield is rather difficult, the shopping center and the shops are mostly empty, there plenty of people on the streets and you get a little weird that such an area was empty. But so you have no problems at all. Our room was good good, modern decor, however there is no ac and it is quite warm at night in the room, because you can open the ... windows only spaltbreit. The bathroom was clean, there was no hair dryer. The room service was reasonably cleaned, but it could have been better. The breakfast was ok, one was full. But it is quite businesslike and unloving. There is full Irish breakfast, muesli, jam, toast, croissants. Ham and cheese in vain. The city center is within 15 mins walk to the Liffey along. Overall I would recommend this hotel for a short break, with the Approval numbers drawbacks recommend. You are only in the room for sleeping anyway hotel and for a short enjoy is in the afternoon you quickly. I can only recommend to book on the hotel's website, if you want to stay 2 or 3 nights you get there bargains. We had the room for 69€ a night and discounted breakfast. Was perfectly ok! read more
Susanne
Cheap hotel in walking distance to downtown archived
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- July 2009
This modern hotel was located in Smithfield, north of the Liffey river and was completely fine for a city trip. Walking distance to downtown took about 15 to 20 minutes. The rooms were attractive and clean. Breakfast could be booked at the hotel additionally. read more
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