I would say that I had many pleasant surprises from my stay at this hotel. It is a very good one if you are into boutique hotels that focus on delicacy. Tea and cookies are available upon request. The staff is very sincere. There is a sauna box in the room and jacuzzi in the bathroom. Other than the room being a little small (given that there is a sauna box in the room and many other furnitures which made the room exceptionally cosy), everything made the experience heavenly.

I stayed on Dublin 4 days on September 2009 and picked the Roxford for his value andthe good review here on tripadvisor, i'm happy to say that this hotel exceded my expectations, i had been on several five stars hotels, and never saw the kind of service that they offered, was really personalized and cozy

the hotel is an quiet place and also at 15 min walk from city center and right close to the air coach "navette" to the airport..and the value unbeatable.

they have really do a great thing with this hotel
the only suggestion for them..please install wi-fi in the rooms ;)

My wife and I stayed 3 nights at the Roxford Lodge, with our two girls along with us. All of the hotel staff were friendly and helpful. (I offered a tip on my way out...They wouldn't accept it.) Food was good and plentiful. The rooms were recently remodeled and very clean. The room layout left something to be desired; So much space was consumed by the sauna and bathroom, it did cut into the living area, particularly with 4 of us in one room. Our kids got a big kick out of the sauna though. The location is close enough to walk to tourist sites.

Really great, rooms a little bit small but with all convenience (radio/cd/DVD/TV-Flatscreen,fax,sauna,"whirlpool"). Modern, trendy but also comfortable. Breakfast great, eat as much as you can.All day over free coffee and tea (served in room too). We had room 104 which had a direct exit to a small "garden" ideal even for smokers.
servants very friendly and helpfull. 15 minutes walk to temple bar etc. We will come back !