Great hotel, very clean and felt safe. The metro is right outside and takes you into the city in…read moreabout 20 minutes. There's also a shopping center across the street with a grocery store and lots of nearby restaurants. Parking was free with the reservation as well and is in an underground carport.

Very convenient location, attentive staff. 75 steps to get on the Tram!! Excellent location,…read moreshopping center across the streets, numerous restaurants within walking distance. Bus pick up within 1 block. Cinema across the street. Large center square adjacent to the hotel allows for sitting outside. Restaurant was accommodating. Rooms were clean and plenty of room. Our beds weren't super comfortable, but that's a matter of preference. Safe underground car lot, free if staying at Glashaus. Highly recommend

The rooms looks really old and dirty and atm machines don't tell you the fee when you pull out…read moreeuros. It charged me 60 dollars for 300 dollars! It's far and they have a team but it's about 17 stops from the city center. Room service food was horrible. We couldn't order anything but sandwiches and ordered a chicken sandwich and lentil soup and it was bland and it is worst then what you can make at home. The free breakfast is the same everytime: over hard eggs and blood sausage and toast... fruit and cereal and oatmeal. I am diabetic and no artifice sugar unless you ask for it. The amenities were little to none. There is a pool and gym The salon is not open unless you call to make appointment Front desk is ok. Not as warm as in the states.

Normally when I hand out a three it's because a place is overall average - wouldn't go out of my…read moreway to return but would go again sort of average. Citywest is different. This three is more like an average of fives and ones. Five because the amenities are great, the staff are very friendly, the buffet breakfast is well run and has something for everyone, and the pub pulls a nice Guinness. But One because the front desk never actually answers the phone, there is limited food available on site, they made my bed with a pillow still in it (who does that?) and there is no wifi in the room. Just a lot of frustrating little details (I could go on) that get to you if you stay more than a few days. So I would return, but I wouldn't go out of my way....sort of average.

What a delightful hotel; friendly and attentive staff. My room key needed to be reactivated daily…read more Nice rooms; I appreciate having the option of a shower or bath. Most hotels offer shower only rooms after remodeling. Breakfast in the hotel was amazing; included fresh fruits and juices, the traditional Irish entrees or you could opt for pancakes. Every meal includes potatoes; good potatoes. Something special about this hotel is the lavender balm. I meant to request more before I left. You rub this on your wrists or neck before bed and it is supposed to relax you and promote better sleep. It smells so good.

I stayed for a conference for three in the hotel and overall spent over €1000 with them. The is…read moreokay not on the cheaper scale of things when I was checking out I realised that I had a puncture and I went into and asked the gentleman if somebody could help me change the tire I was told that they were not insured and that I should contact my insurance company. I asked him are there any decent people left in Ireland and I was given a snigger as a reply. I'm quite disappointed that I was treated like this customer service and a small budget compassion needs to be addressed by Management. I am in the hospitality business myself and if any of my staff treat any customer with such coldness and lack of concern, I would be deeply upset. the first that people see on arrival and departure and I really feel that this gentleman has left down my overall experience shall I say is not the best.

This sucked. There was no AC, the windows barely opened, and the room was dirty/smelled like sweat…read more I will not be returning.

The check in attendant Justin was very rude from first contact. I was very tired from working a 12…read morehour night shift and just wanted to sleep. That sadly didn't happen right away. I was told I needed to produce an essential worker letter, ok I understand were in a pandemic, I finally check in after Justin took ages taking a copy of my letter.. felt like sending a search and rescue party for him, so I get to my room. When I walked in after the door closed the fire alarm on the roof fell off and hit me in the eye. Whatever at this point I just want to sleep, so I get a call right after settling in from Justin telling me the smoke detector went off and I was smoking in the room and the alarm alerted them. The general manager and another employee came to the room and checked it out and told me I was now going to have to change rooms. Ok... This fire alarm broke and smashed my face and now I have to pack everything up again and move rooms, I asked for an upgrade just chancing it for, you know for the fire alarm hiring my head the inconvenience of the whole situation from the check-in on.... The general manager just basically told me no all the rooms are the same. Well, I don't know? Was the room I was in really the nicest room in the hotel? Hardly. On the bright side, they are very COVID safe on all levels and all the other hotel staff I have encountered are wonderful.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2018 - # 90/100…read more My really great best friend put my sister and me up for 3 days in this hotel so I don't know We had a double twin bed room. The bed was surprisingly comfortable despite it being old. Decor was dated but I like the fact that you can crack the window open to let in fresh air to chase away the stale smell of the carpet. Bath tub and shower stall are separate so 3 stars for the hotel. That one extra star goes to the free breakfast. Buffet style, you can build yourself a traditional Irish breakfast with eggs, ham/sausage and beans which I had the first day. There's fresh fruit, juices, tea and coffee. The bar in the first floor is always bustling, hence parking is also busy

Booked through Expedia. Clean hotel, friendly staff. Able to arrange taxi for you into the city…read more One of the cheaper but upscale hotels just 15-20mins outside of Dublin.

We came here for a wedding and it was incredible. Each room has a unique feel to it and with over…read more100 people at the event it felt very comfortable. We stayed upstairs in room 11 and it was really pleasant. Newly remodeled and clean. Highly recommend checking this place out for an event or just to stay and admire the castle!

When one of my best friends told me he was going to get married in a castle in Ireland, I was…read moreimmediately pumped for the trip. And Bellingham Castle was the chosen venue and boy it exceeded all expectations. I even got to stay here for one night and they had such a pleasant hospitality. We ended up getting the "Kevin" room, which had a balcony view of the garden and patches of greenery that stretched as far as the eye could see. The place was really peaceful and my New York State of mind was completely gone, although temporarily. I really felt like a little kid when I went on to explore the different rooms in the castle. The furnishings and designs are things you would expect to see in films. My favorite rooms were probably the Bottlery (wine room) and The Buttery (the kitchen). Their castle dog, Ri, was super adorable and roamed around as if he owns the place. Some castles can feel intimidating but this place felt very intimate and homey. If only I could live there forever....

The manager here is actively hostile to visitors. We bring business to them every year with family…read moreget togethers in either the lobby or bar and without fail, every time, the manager is blatantly rude and cold every time. For two years in a row, my family and I have come here for a reunion and we are done coming here after this behavior two years in a row from management. While the food and drinks are good, we are treated poorly and will not be returning.

I stayed here twice in Sept 2014. I chose it as its right off the main highway around Dublin and…read morenear the airport, so it was my first night there, and also the last night before a very early flight out. I booked myself on the hotels own website. It charges a small fee, like 2 EURO to hold the room. Then they charged the balance when you check out. Irish hotels, esp in season can be very high and I was very very pleased with the rates I got. I booked early. Those that wait to the last moment were paying double what I paid. If you are driving, look for a small sign on a post directing you to the hotel once you exit Hwy 50. There is plenty of free parking out front. My rate included breakfast, which incl a choice of Irish Breakfast, or other items. The hotel is a bit dated, feels like something from the 60's to me, but that doesnt mean its bad at all. There is a bit of a step down out of the tub, so be careful! I had one room the first stay facing the back, which is nothing but an incline. Its nothinig to look at but it is quieter than the front view where you get a bit of street noise. Street noise isnt really bad and there is a view of some housing, etc and you can watch the buses go by. You can get downtown on buses too. Driving in downtown is not recomended, as parking is tight, and most streets are one way. They dont make it easy to get from one place to another as your constantly forced to go one way or another and its often not your choie of ways. So maybe take the bus! I ate in the bar/pub twice and food was ok, Typical Irish fare. Prices were reasonable. For me the location was ideal to start and end an Irish itinerary and for me the prices were great. I would gladly stay again.

Today I had the best meal in Ireland in a long time. The food is amazing and the waiter s were…read moreamazing. Highly recommended.

We had our wedding at the beautiful Keadeen hotel in March. We could not recommend them enough…read more From the moment we booked, we could fault nothing. The rooms are gorgeous and the food is outstanding. The staff are all so lovely and on the ball to say the least!

I stayed here last night. It's a real castle. It's pretty awesome. I didn't have an opportunity…read moreto do any golfing or use the tennis courts. We DID do a Falconry experience that was really cool. (I recommend it) The bar was great. The high point of the stay was the dinner we ate at the Hermione's restaurant. I had a ribeye steak with a pressed potato. Both very good. Our server Glenn was outstanding. Out of every dinning experience that I have had in my entire life, Glenn would rank in the top 5 of the servers. Can't say enough about the service.

Kilkea Hotel is a spectacular and beautiful property. The renovations to turn it into a hotel…read moreinclude some modern amenities but keep a lot of the historical charm of the property which I appreciated. We had one castle room and one carriage room for our stay. Both rooms were quaint and well maintained. The gardens around the property are gorgeous and wonderful to explore during nice weather. The only thing to note is that in off-season the main restaurant is only open on the weekends and the tea service is not available during the week. While we enjoyed the food at Hermione's, the day we stayed there was a group event closing the main restaurant so we had to eat in the bar area. Most of the activities are off the property which wasn't very clear as we approached the date of our stay. We ended up visiting the National Stud Farm (about 30 minutes drive) and the clay pigeon shooting (about 40 minutes drive). Highly recommend both activities and really appreciate the staff helping us arrange these activities. The downstairs bar area is open late with a delicious charcuterie and board games are available to use by the fireplace which was a fun way to spend the later evening hours. Highly recommend staying at Kilkea Castle Hotel!