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Awards and Affiliations
This property is affiliated with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) and welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) guests.
Property Amenities
Rooms
The Royal Marine Hotel, Dublin, offers 228 air-conditioned guestrooms located on nine floors, all of which feature modern decor in natural shades with burgundy touches and light-wood furnishings. Amenities include LCD cable television with pay movies, direct-dial phones, high-speed Internet, laptop-sized safes, coffee and tea-making facilities, and mini-fridges. All guestrooms are wheelchair-accessible.
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Dining
Hardy's Bar - Relaxed, informal bar with modern design, split-level floors, and soft lighting. Offers an all-day menu and a variety of soft and alcoholic drinks.
Dún Bistro - Diners choose from a range of dishes and a wide wine list, served with views over the harbour. Decor blends both modern and period design features. Open for dinner.
Bay Lounge - Traditional-style lounge serving speciality coffees, teas and pastries. Renovated in 2007 but retaining many of its original features.
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“Good hotel for Business or Leisure”
The Royal marine is probably my favorite hotel in South Dublin , Good service,big comfortable rooms, Lovely pool and spa and good food in the bar Donta ask for much more Can be very good value thro Expedia
“Royal Marine Rox”
Great hideaway in outer Dublin.
“Royal Marine Hotel 1 Night Stay”
Arrived into Dublin and selected this property to stay at due to the closeness of the airport and our itinerary of travelling more south. The property was nice enough and the basic room comfortable. The mattress was amazing!! Very comfortable which goes hand in hand for a great sleep. The food choice for supper was great. We had lamb and beef for supper and it was perfectly cooked. Our entire supper meal was a 10. We ventured out and about to the nearby shopping and pier. All very close which enhanced our stay. The only negative was at checkout we had to insist on getting a copy of our zero balance bill. The person checking us out was not accommodating at all insisting our zero balance portfolio would be sent to Expedia our travel agent. At the end of the day with a little firmness from us we did get a copy of our bill. Not a big deal however puts a bit of a down spin on an overall great stay.
“nice location”
the hotel is conveniently located near by the train and the harbor; we used the train everyday; we took the shuttle from and to the airport, it is very convenient because the coach comes every hour; we walked around the area of the hotel; we ate at the hotel's restaurant twice, limited variety of food; there are many restaurants close by and a small shopping mall just less than 10 minutes walk; the marine museum is just outside the vicinity of the hotel but it was close and up for sale; a church is by the corner; the hotel needs some maintenance, I noticed some paint are peeling off and rug at the entrance needs to be replaced; When we got to the hotel, I noticed that they had a promo and the breakfast was included; but at the time that we booked our room, breakfast was not included. I will recommend this hotel because I like the location and my husband and I did not have a problem taking the train everyday going to the city center and even to Wexford;
“Good...but be warned”
So the hotel is older and could use some updates....but it's clean and great location to jump off from. If you chose to not get a rental car there is a train that brings you pretty close to the hotel (about a block away). The prices of food is somewhat reasonable but remember this is not American food so be prepared that a burger doesn't exactly taste like a burger (but not bad). Don't pay for breakfast or desserts....not worth it. There is a pastry store very close by...it closes at 7pm. If you are staying through a weekend...I would ask if there are any wedding happening...if so, get a high level floor, otherwise you will here music till 2 or 3 am...it happened on 2 nights for me. The pool is mainly for lap swimmers and you have to wear a swim cap...there are family times, but they are not convenient. Overall, it was worth it...but if any of the above will bother you, than I would chose a different option.
“Scenic and then some”
The Royal Marine Hotel is a beautiful place to stay while in Dublin. It is a short ride on the train to downtown Dublin. There is plenty of shops and places to eat within walking distance of the hotel if you want to stay by the water for the day. Spending time on the docks is a very pleasant way to pass the time as well.
“Great value, well worth a visit”
- excellent seaside location with DART on the doorstep and free parking. Restaurant was closed all the time we were there, not sure why, but meals were still available in the lobby - not very comfortable place to eat unfortunately. Overall though no better place to stay in the area at this price. Pain in the butt to find, since seafront construction is going on through mid 2011, but persevere!
“Excellent price for Dublin”
The rooms were excellent - especially considering that the hotel is from the 1800's. Highly recommended if you have a car to get around since it is a few miles from the city centre of Dublin.
“Would definitely go back”
Hotel was clean and comfortable. Hallways and decks could use a little repair, but service was great. Staff was very friendly.
“See the Irish Sea”
This hotel was right on the Irish Sea. You could take wonderful walks along the coastline very morning. The hotel was somewaht older but that enhanced the charm. The service in the hotel was exceptional. The town was quaint and full of wonderful shops and tea rooms. I would highly recommend the Royal Marine hotel, it was a great value!
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Marine Road Dun Laoghaire, Ireland
Nearby Points of Interest
James Joyce Tower - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Dalkey Heritage Centre - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Killiney Hill Park - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Blackrock College - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Dalkey Island - 4 km / 2.5 mi
Leopardstown Racecourse - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
University College Dublin - 6 km / 3.7 mi
Landsdowne Road - 7.7 km / 4.8 mi
Royal Dublin Golf Club - 8.1 km / 5 mi
National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square - 9.5 km / 5.9 mi
National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History - 9.6 km / 5.9 mi
Leinster House - 9.6 km / 5.9 mi
National Museum of Natural History - 9.6 km / 6 mi
National Library of Ireland - 9.6 km / 6 mi
St. Stephen's Green - 9.8 km / 6.1 mi
The preferred airport for The Royal Marine Hotel is Dublin (DUB) - 16.5 km / 10.3 mi.
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Dun Laoghaire, Ireland: Dublins ferry port to Britain, Dun Laoghaire, or Laoire (pronounced Leary) is 12 kilometres south of the city centre and accessible via the DART light railway. In summer its long East Pier bustles with day-trippers. Boat trips are also popular. Take the DART one kilometre south to Sandycove to see the James Joyce Museum. Two stops further on, Dalkey is Dublin Bays most prestigious address, home to the likes of U2.
Marine Road Dun Laoghaire, Ireland
