As they say in Irish "A hundred thousand welcomes" . Well OK technically there was only one, but from the first Una made us feel welcomed. Nothing was too much trouble. "If you need anything just ask" The room was clean, the beds comfortable, the shower was hot, the TV worked and the all important tea/coffee making facilities were there.... More

I found out about this B&B because another B&B was overbooked and they referred me to St. Martha's. Una, the owner/hostess, was charming and accommodating. On the days I headed out before the scheduled 8:00 AM breakfast time, she left food out for me and set the coffeemaker to go off at the time I requested. My room was tidied... More

We chose Saint Martha's following a recommendation from friends who stayed there previously. It's a short trip from the airport and very convenient to the city centre with a good choice of buses or a 15-20min walk when the Irish weather cooperates. The wonderful, warm welcome from the very helpful hostess made our stay a true pleasure. A relaxing home... More

SOMETHING TO RECOMMEND. Good value for your money. We had a great experience at this guest house. Our room was small but nice & clean. The location was good (very close to the bus stop but in a quiet street, off the busy road) and the atmosphere was VERY friendly and inviting. THANKS!!! More

My daughter and i went to dublin for the first time last year, and after doing a lot of research on were to stay, we finally found a b&b called St.Marthas, it was approx a 15 min walk to the town centre. We both found the proprietor very welcoming,could not have been more helpful and friendly. Bedroom very comfortable, and... More

We stayed at this B&B for three nights in December 2005. After reading every review and forum comment on Dublin we decided to go for a B&B. We'd recommend St Martha's. It's a terrace house which was obviously converted to a B&B in the 1970s. The decor is pretty bad (highly patterned carpet meets chintzy cottage prints!) The proprietor (and... More