This was the first hotel on our 20 day trip to Ireland. It was the best. My husband, myself and 15 year old granddaughter, had a corner one bedroom suite. I booked by phone with the Radisson Hotel chain. It was €245 a night which included a great breakfast. There was a €40 charge for the roll away bed for... more

At a rate of 215 EUR for a Business Class room (mid-week), the Radisson SAS Royal is clearly at the top end of hotel prices I paid. Given its fine, but not stand-out location, the price is even more hard to swallow. Nevertheless, aside from sleekly designed rooms and one of the best breakfast buffets I ever had regarding choice... more

This is a new build property in the heart of Dublin, 1 minute away from Georges Street & 5 minutes from Temple Bar. This sits very comfortably with the Radisson SAS brand & is aiming for the 5* market. The rooms are spacious, well fitted out & with all the usual Radisson extras. Breakfast & Dinner are served in a... more

This is a lovely new hotel and ideally situated. It is basically a short walk to all the main interests in the city. We stayed in a one bedroom suite which was fairly large and had a flat screen TV in the wall at the bottom of the bath! Great touch. The shower was seperate (not over the bath) which... more

We stayed here with our son for 3 nights. We had booked online with the hotels own website and received our confirmation with the price we would be paying and it stated clearly on our booking conformation that the room was booked for 2 adults and 1 child. Upon arrival we were told there would be a 40 Euro charge... more

A new, very welcoming and comfortable hotel just 5 minutes walk from the city centre, the Radisson Royal is near enough to Temple Bar to enjoy it and far enough away for guests not to be bothered by drunken revellers. The staff, Irish and European are great hosts, it's not so much 'Irish hospitality', more 'genuine hospitality' that just happens... more

First, the positive: the location of this hotel is A-plus. It's within a ten- to fifteen-minute walk of everything -- Grafton Street, Temple Bar, Henry Street... And I think this hotel will eventually be wonderful. It's not there yet. Start with the room keys. We got to the hotel, checked in, made our way up to the fifth floor room... more

Clean, quiet, comfortable. Well staffed with polite, friendly and informative employees. Thoroughly recommended. more

We've just been over for a family wedding at the Clarence, Bono's very expensive hotel on the Liffey. So looking for somewhere else slightly cheaper to stay we went for the Radisson Royal. What an excellent choice! [Others stayed at Jury's Inn but it was full of stag and hen parties.] We stay at a lot of hotels but this... more