When we arrived we thought what a lovely place and were looking forward to our stay. The reception staff were very friendly and welcoming, The restaurant was very nice and food lovely. Bar was also lovely. Unfortunately the most important thing 'the room' wasn't so nice! Took us ages to find our room, as we walked through the corridors it... More

Fast and efficient check in. Excellent price for B and B. Spotless large bedroom. Big bar with friendly staff. 10 minute walk to luas connection. This is a big comfortable hotel a few miles outside Dublin with a fine golf course. Overall a very good experience.

Stayed for one night. A very busy weekend with a dance competition being held as well as a wedding and bus tours coming and going. Check was very quick and the staff were friendly. The hotel gave us a room which was away from all the mayhem in the Swift Wing. The room was very clean, lovely carpets, curtains and... More

I have been to this hotel a few times. The service has always been good and the rooms are okay. I don't like the fact that there is no wireless internet in the rooms. Get that and I will go from 3 to 4 stars.

I booked a room in this hotel with 2 single beds on 5/3/'13 for the Irish National Dancing Championships (10th-12th May). When I booked & quoted Irish Dancing I got a price of €160 for 1 adult & 1 child B+B, but when we were checking out we were charged €176 & I showed the man my booking reference &... More

We have stayed in Citywest Hotel a few times now and decided it was time we gave it a review.The whole family(5) stayed for one night in May but we have stayed for longer.The family rooms are large and very adequate for a family of five.They are clean,well laid out and comfortable.If you can afford it i would recommend going... More

Nothing to write home about. I've stayed in better places for less money. Coffee in room is good, but fresh brewed not available until 7:30 ish. Hard, thin pillows. No top sheets. Long walls to anything.

Stayed in the hotel over the May bank holiday weekend the hotel wasvery busy andbhad a nice buzz about the place. The rooms were enormous and very nice but one downside was that the rooms were so far away which is to be be expected as its the largest hotel in Ireland, but one of the lifts to the floors... More

Stayed here for one night last March, a Saturday night. This Hotel came to prominence during the Celtic Tiger era. The name given to the period in Ireland when certain people thought or believed they had money. Others with trades such as carpenters, blocklayers one day, became big developers the next after meeting with their Bank Managers that told them... More