Food awful - sent it back and got another meal equally as bad. Slept on top of bed covers as sheets didn't look great. Price of drinks extortionate even for Dublin. Chose because of location would not go back. more

We spent there a nice weekend and I would really recommend this hotel to everybody. The room was clean and cosy with a bathroom, a hairdryer, TV and a kettle. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpfull, giving us a lot of practical information about Dublin. The hotel is not in the city centre but the access is quite... more

We stayed at the Ibis Dublin Hotel this past February. The only problem at that time was the construction goin on and you had to walk very closely to a very busy highway to get to the train station. Other than that, the room was clean and had a flat screen tv. Small room but that's European rooms for you.... more

Budget priced with very reasonablr prices for family rooms. If booked on IBIS website then multi day stays can include breakfast in price. Bus stop and tram station very close to hotel all day rfamily rover bus tickets for two adults and up to 4 children for 10 euro's available from local shops. Hotel clean and functional withhelpfull stafff and... more

i stayed at the ibis for 5 days, for reasons of business at the ballymount industrial esate which is quite close , however not close enough to warrant staying in this hotel. For any tourists to Ireland ,without a car this is no way no stay hotel. Wireless internet you have to pay 20 euros for 2 days access, and... more

I didn't know whether to laugh or cry after my trip to this hotel. First thing first, they key card to our room didn't work so they gave us another one. That didn't work either. After going up and down in the elevator FIVE times, a member of staff came up to the room with us and realised she had... more

The location of this hotel is on a motorway filled with road works and indistinguishable directions which made it really difficult to reach. Once you get there, there are no local shops so you are totally reliant on the hotel restaurant. The food was frozen, processed and barely edible and the prices were high. When we checked in the receptionist... more

If you’ve visited Dublin before, you’ll know that a hotel room for “only” 99€ per night really can mean value-for-money. So what is the traveler who’s grown up above youth hostels but does have a budget to do? The answer is simple – take the Ibis. After the “only” 99€ prices, 45€ per night for a decently livable double room... more

We have stayed at this IBIS Dublin West hotel on several occassions and cannot fault it. The rooms have recently been refurbished and we have never had any complaints about comfort or cleanliness. Due to it being located slightly out of city centre is it less likely to attract hen/stag parties and therefore is a lot quieter than the more... more