Jurys Inn Dublin Custom House

Spent 3 days here this week. Great experience. The staff were very friendly and helpful from checking me in early to a nice large penthouse room to offering me late checkout. I choose to have the breakfast included. A very nice traditional buffet style offering. Really top quality. The only small thing I could pick at is that the room was a little hot so I had to open the windows even with the radiators off. I would defiantly stay here again.

stayed here last weekend for the Fleetwood Mac concert in the three arena. its is the perfect spot for the three arena, only a 15 minute walk. we were very early for check in on the Saturday morning, around 11am, the staff didn’t bat an eyelid, just told me no problem that they would get a room ready, which was great, we were only expecting to drop the bags and leave and come back to check in. the rooms are lovely, spacious, and spotless. complimentary water in our room also. nice big tv, tea/​coffee facilities and an iron and an ironing board all in the room.
we only had a drink before we left. but after the concert we got a very pleasant surprise. they serve food up until midnight. it was great. got a pizza and a mixed basket to enjoy with our drinks.
had a very comfortable sleep. room was also very reasonably priced. will be the first place i check for a rate next time i am in Dublin.

This is not a luxury hotel but still delivers well on the basics. Room was totally fine and clean. Staff was competent and friendly. And the pricing is competitive. My only wish was that they had a fitness room which to me should be pretty standard for this sized hotel.
Room service ends at 10pm and the only option after that is pizza at the bar for maybe another hour or vending machine. I had the steak and it was better than the same item from the Dublin Weston for less €.
The location is very central although not much nightlife nearby.
Internet works totally fine.

I go for lunch here quite often. The staff are friendly and the food comes quickly. You can get everything from a sandwich or salad to chicken wings or a burger so a good selection of food. The bar/​restraunt is lovely and light and airy. You can just sit back, relax and people watch

What a great stay!
We stayed here 5 nights, with a group of 6 friends on vacation.
Our double room had plenty of room for 2 to move about and dress.
Had a nice flat screen TV, but we didn’t watch it hardly at all.
The house keeping staff were spot on and very professional.
The front desk staff are amazing, very friendly and always willing to help.
The hotel is a great location, a short walk across the River Liffey to the Temple Bar area, not too far from O’Connell street… And about ¼ mile to Connolly Station.
They have a great restaurant in the lobby…
Oly’s
Great food, limited menu items, but very good.
The breakfast buffet is actually very good, reasonably priced, and fresh.
The dinner items we had we great, and priced at or less than the few restaurants in the area.
They serve dinner till 10pm, and after that they serve pizza till midnight.
The bar has the typical Irish beer, a few US beers and a few Irish craft beers.
There are a few bartenders that seem to be here just to work, and a few that are amazing… super friendly and knowledgable.
Over all, a great hotel and restaurant.

Excellent location, bus stop from airport right outside and nice walk along the Quay a must. Not too far from the main areas like O’connell Street etc. The staff were very helpful, even printing off my boarding pass for Ryan air (Grrrr! but that’s another story) I would definitely stay here again.

This was a perfectly fine hotel all things considered but given what my company paid for business accommodations it was a little disappointing. Nothing that would stop me from staying there again, however.
The good: the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I called in advance for an early check-​in and when I arrived at 10:00AM my room was ready. The rooms are comfortable with enough space, a couple comfortable chairs as well as an iron and blow drier. The breakfast cost € 10 per day but it was quite good – there was a selection of some pastry, typical Irish/​English breakfast (cheese, deli meats, cooked tomatoes) as well as cereal, hot cereal, eggs and coffee. The restaurant served lunch and dinner as well as room service (€ 4 surcharge) and there was a full bar. Free wifi throughout the hotel was an unexpected but very welcome amenity.
The bad: as my colleague aptly put it, the hotel seemed very «austere» and I must agree. I’ve never been to a hotel that didn’t even have a piece of paper and pen in a drawer for you to jot down notes. The rooms didn’t have a minbar and there were no ice machines. The bathrooms had what I would imagine to be the cheapest toilet and facial tissue they could get their hands on. And a very odd thing that I noticed was that I ordered room service and my finished tray sat outside my door for a full 24 hours before someone took it away.
Notes: if you’re going to be in the financial area or convention center than this is a fine hotel. If you’re going for the tourist areas then you’re looking at a 15 – 20 minute walk to get to the main areas (St. Stephen’s Green, Temple Bar, etc.). From the airport you can take a taxi for about € 25 (25 minute drive) or there’s a bus that will drop you off right in front of the hotel.
As I said, I would certainly stay here again but I would also take a close look at other hotels that may be further away. I saw a couple other hotels where some colleagues stayed (on the other side of the river) and at least from an aesthetic point of view I can say that they were significantly nicer.

good location, walking distance to everything.
Staff friendly.
Good value for money (booked direct for a deal)
only downside don’t ask for a front facing room, as traffic heavy at times and noisy.

Alles in Ordnung
Modern eingerichtetes Hotel fast in der City direkt am Fluss.
Frühstück für Irland sehr gut.

I’ve stayed here a few times recently. Everything you need is in the one hotel, including vending machines for water and snacks! Food is average but tasty and there is a full bar. It is perfect for going to events in the O2. There are plenty of rooms and many don’t have a view but if you are lucky enough to get a room at the front of the hotel you get a beautiful view of the Liffey and the Dublin Docklands, especially when it is lit up over Christmas.
As many of the hotels around town go recently, you may get a room with a double bed and a single, which just takes up space, but some of the rooms here have a double bed and a couch (which can be converted into a bed) which is quite nice. The beds are average to small, especially for a double and the rooms are not extensive. The bathrooms are compact but there is a bath, shower, toilet and ample sink room in most. The prices are fairly reasonable and they regularly have special offers. I parked across the bridge with onstreet parking, which can be quite costly in the city. There is also a carpark just left around the corner after the hotel and more onstreet parking there also.

Our stay was great. Nice room, clean bathroom and good breakfast.

The rates here are reasonable, and the service was good. It is located on the river, so there is reasonable access to both the north– and southside attractions. It is also right next to the central bus station, so getting here from the airport (via the 747 bus) is really easy.
I’ve never tried the restaurant here, but it looked reasonable. The rooms are comfy and always quiet. I’d stay here again.

This Jurys is good for the price. Check out the hotels website before booking, it usually works out cheaper than some other package deal sites. Located on the river Liffey, lovely views and about a 10 minute walk to O’Connell Street, one of the main streets in Dublin. The only issue with this location is the noise of the traffic during rush hour as it is located on the main road to Dublin port and the road can get quite busy. If you keep the windows closed or ask for a room at the back of the property, the noise wont be a problem