Hotels with a Pool in Ireland from ￥17,331

"Great location, friendly staff nice breakfast buffet room was clean overall very nice."

"The hotel is under construction they have not properly segregated construction areas from non-construction areas. The floors are covered in plastic. It smells the room we were in was old and disgusting. The staff is low so there's one person at the desk with a line the whole time you can't ask for anything or address them we did have to get towels and toilet paper so I did wait in line but overall they should not have customer staying on the floors where they're doing the construction it's really ridiculous"

"Very central "

"Overall good stay. Not there long enough to assess."

"Everything is great from the staff, cleanliness, location. "

"Nice lobby atmosphere!"

"We had a great stay at Temple Bar Hotel Dublin by The Unlimited Collection. We were able to check in early after arriving in the city, which was very much appreciated and made the start of our visit much easier. The room was spacious with tall ceilings and overlooked Fleet Street, which gave it a nice sense of openness and a great view of the lively area below. The location is excellent, with many great places to eat just steps away. It is also within easy walking distance of Trinity College Dublin and the National Gallery of Ireland, making it a convenient base for exploring the city. Overall, a comfortable stay in a very central location."

"Staff was friendly and accommodating. We arrived at 6:00am and check in was supposed to be 4:00pm. They held our bags for us while we waiting for the room to be ready, and let us in a couple hours sooner. The room was clean, and we got it cleaned several times during our stay with no issues. It was in great walking distance to the busy hotspot streets, and plenty of bus stops/trams/trains to go further. "

"The two bedroom suite was perfect for our family of four (two adults, 13 and 10 year old kids). The restaurant was excellent, and we had great service. The location was perfect as a jumping off point to explore Dublin, with the red line LUAS next to the property, and proximity to stores and family-friendly restaurants."