The Maldron Hotel

I was very impressed with my stay here. Featured the best breakfast variety of any hotel I’ve stayed at. Friendly service. Very accommodating and Very comfortable. I found it close enough to catch a cab wherever we wanted to get to in no time at all. I would definitely stay there again.

I will agree that the Maldron Hotel is definitely on the wrong side of the Sniffy Liffey!
However, I thought it was a nice enough hotel. My room was gorgeous! I had a huge king size bed. A big tv that was easy to use. And I even had a deck with some chairs overlooking the slums of Dublin. But for me, who is writing a book, the scenery and the time outside was all I needed to get into writing mode. The non-​use of washclothes was weird. But I just used a hand towel everytime! lol. Easy fix.
The staff is great. Everyone was super friendly.
Also, even though it wasnt in the safest neighborhood, it was near everything I wanted to see. Jameson and Guinness were walking distance. Oscars was great for a drink. And the local bars across the street made my trip.
Hold your bags close– two people on my trip were robbed.

I stayed at Maldron as part of a tour group, and unfortunately did not love this hotel. It is definitely on the wrong side of the Liffey, and even a foreigner like me can tell that I was in the Dublin slum! The hostel directly across the street did not exactly make for the best crowd hanging around. I think there are some prison cots that are more comfortable than the beds in this hotel. They don’t use washcloths (?) and the door to the shower is only half a door… half of a door=flooded out bathroom any time I took a shower.
The staff was nice enough here, and the Maldron is in walking distance to lots of good stuff, but I would not recommend staying here on vacation.

Very friendly staff. My boyfriend and I stayed for four nights, and upon arrival we were accommodated appropriately. We had a lovely stay, and enjoyed the Wi-​Fi in our rooms very much, as we turned off our cell service while traveling abroad.

Great location, clean and roomy rooms. Enjoyed our stay in May of 2013. We could walk everywhere from here. Close to temple bar location, shopping, but not noisy. Right next door to Cobblestone Pub, great pub. This hotel was fantastic, walked to Guiness brewery, parks, shops, and everything everyone wants to see and experience.

A reasonable hotel and comfortable rooms near the river and in walking distance to several charming pubs and restaurants. My only complaint was that despite advertsing this as a spa hotel the spa wasnt open the weekend while i was there so it was a huge disappointment. Although the reception manager took off a few charges on my bill to compensate i was very sad not to get the benefits of the huge advert in the hall!

Called in as it was local to our apartment and accepted tastecard, had a very nice rib eye steak meal, attentive waiter and food was nice, typical hotel restaurant tho, but services was fast and efficient

Out of the way in a sense but very convenient at the same time. It’s next to a decent supermarket which is always a plus. Your 3 minutes from LUAS– the tram — which means ready access to the bus and train station. The bus from the airport will let you off right across the river, about a 6 minute walk. You, re across the street from Jamesons’ and real close to St. Michans– which you have to go to. Brazen Head is very close and Temple Bar, maybe a 15 minute walk. I’ve read that the nearby Mulligan Grocers is good and it was recommended to me by the bartender at Against the Grain — didn’t have a chance to go.
The rooms themselves are nice and comfortable. We had a balcony overlooking the Square which is a largely failed real estate development. Fortunately we could open the windows, which kept the room from being too hot. The square is noisy. You do get to see and hear some urban life. but the funniest thing was when I looked out — and this is the city– and saw some guys leading a small pony through the square. That intrigued me.

Uno de los hoteles más conocidos de la ciudad. Hace unos meses estaba en reformas pero ya se encuentra restaurado.
Es un hotel que se encuentra cerca del rio Liffey y muy próximo al centro de la ciudad.
Las habitaciones son amplias, con acceso a internet gratuito.
El desayuno tiene un coste de 15 €

This is a New Chain of Hotels that have taken over Comfort Inn and revamped them into contemporary hotels. The actual hotel was very clean and tastefully decorated and the staff were very efficient but it lacked character and the area is not very stylish, Its the wrong side of the liffey and despite efforts to improve the overall appearance is this district you dont have to wander too far to feel a bit unsafe in the evening. Within walking distance of Temple Bar and it has a cinema and the Jameson Distillery on its doorstep but not central Dublin and the last
directions left a lot to be desired. Would be still looking in Chancery Place for the hotel if Lastminute were to be believed. I rang the hotel and the receptionist directed us to King St North. There is underground parking which costs 10 euro for 24 hrs which is great value as you need secure parking in Dublin. This Hotel is within walking distance of the shopping in Henry Street also.