When I found out that I I was going to be staying at the Four Seasons I admitidly got quite excited.

The property is great and there is no faulting it. Courtious staff upon arrival and all the way through. I used the gym and it is quite well equipted, the machienery is up-to-date and well maintained. The room itself is quite impressive and would be more suited as a small conference/meeting room.

We had lunch in the Ice Bar that was not overly impressive in terms of decor but the set menu we had was very good. Ingredients were local, fresh and prepared to a high standard. As well as being very tasty.

The conference facilities were very good and staff were attentive to our needs.

You have to Pay for WIFI. €22 per day. Although I do believe that the hotel is there to make money I believe that a business traveller would sooner choose a hotel that has free WIFI opposed to those who make you pay. They do however have a free "business centre". Basically three cubicles with PC's connected to a printer where you can browse and print from free.

All in all I would say a nice hotel, good service, however no memorable "wow" factor that would push my rating from a 4 to 5.

On this trip I traveled with 2 classmates of mine. I am age 28 and my friends are ages 25 and 45.

Everyone knows that at any Four Seasons in any country is going to be an experience to remember. Well I was right! Everyone was sooo helpful and amazing it was almost scary. The staff makes sure that you have everything you need 24/7. The hotel is in a good location only 2 blocks from the DART train station, which takes you to Tara Street (where all of the good shopping stores are). The bathroom was my favorite place...I chilled in my robe and slippers they had for the guests. I soaked in the awesome giant size tub next to the glass door shower. the view from my room was spectacular!

We are an active bunch and walked around the neighboorhood and saw beautiful houses and sat in pubs and chatted with the locals. Everyone was very friendly. If you don't mind walking you can save a lot of money by not taking the taxis. Plus its great exercise for you!!

So overall the trip was amazing and the sites were beautiful!!

Hotel is nice -- typical Four Seasons. Location is in suburbs -- is about five DART train stops outside of city centre. Not a big deal. Takes 10 mins into city by taxi, 15 by DART train, and 25-30 by foot. Neighborhood is beatiful, and hotel is very nice. Onsite, had multiple bars and restaurants. I travel tons for business, and have to say that the beds in this hotel were the best I've ever slept in -- even compared to other Four Seasons. But what makes this property worth it is the large rooms (by European standards), the modernized marble bathrooms (great shower; has separate tub, too), and the neverending service. Typical to the Four Seasons name, service happens everywhere without you having to ask for anything. Everything you need is just done for you, and you get lots of nice surprises -- fresh popcorn left by made one night, etc. Highly recommend this hotel. I stayed with a teenage daughter, and we were both very happy. Oh yeah, Dublin is fun, too.

This is an absolutley beautiful hotel. Relatively new, we have stayed here every year for the past 5 years! The reason for Dublin? Family, otherwise we would never go. The hotel location is fantastic for us because our family lives in D4 (area of the city). However, if you are looking for proximity to downtown Dublin (Grafton Street, etc..) try again. It is a good 10 minute cab ride to get there. Back to the hotel itself, the service is amazing. Any thing that you could want, they deliver with Irish hospitality. The indoor pool, while in the basement, is lit by sunlight if it is a sunny day. The restaurants are fantastic. We have Afternoon Tea in the Lobby Lounge at least twice per stay. Usually right when we get there and then take family later in the week. Seasons is the formal restaurant and serves great breakfast/lunch/dinner. Although I do prefer room service for breakfast. Now, in terms of rooms, we have had suites and then just two rooms all varying in cost and availibility. The year before this stay, we had two Deluxe Rooms, they are spacious and new and have gorgeous views of the gardens. The year before that, we had a Deluxe Suite which was extremely spacious and had a King bed and sofabed. This time, we had two Executive Suites. Very nice, again the whole hotel is relatively new and spacious. On a last note, the Spa was excellant for reflexology/massage/mani/pedi and facials. We had a Spa day on a rainy day.

Would definatly go back seeing as we go there pretty much every year!