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"We were very impressed with the quality of all the staff. The breakfast and room were very nice. The location was excellent"

"Dated, run down a bit, walls thinner than paper, you will enjoy the neighbour's conversations as though they are standing beside you, privacy is non existent. The "king" bed will just be 2 beds pushed together, (don't pay extra for that!) no mattress pad or anything so there is a nice lump line down the middle, pretty uncomfortable. The softness of the mattress is comparable to plywood, the pillows as fluffy as a brick of cheese. The price we paid was more than the Hilton down the road, the non refundable rule is brilliant on thier part, they know once you arrive and realize its too late. Feels like a tourist trap, staff seem pretty friendly though. The area is close to everything, unfortunately in a rougher part of town but there is a convenience to it. If the price was cheap id have no complaints, charging $300/night is insane"

"Breakfast was amazing and they had a dedicated gluten free toaster and products"

"Excellent Staff, clean room, very comfortable bed, very centric and close to main must seen"

"Great location and very nice accomodations"

"Well appointed and clean space, some street noise but nowhere near as bad as I was expecting, given the proximity to the tram. Beautiful property, excellent bar and location!"

"We appreciated the welcome we received and luggage storage as we arrived a few hours before checkin. The room was clean and comfortable. Some noise from construction in the morning might be around for a while, but it is a growing city. Hands down the most considerate breakfast buffet, so would highly recommend!"

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"Great hotel! Within walking distance of DUB. Clean, comfortable room and delicious breakfast offered in the morning. A shout out to Martina, who is wonderfully pleasant and hardworking in the breakfast room. Helpful and courteous staff. Two dining rooms are available for an evening meal. We will definitely continue to stay at the Clayton next time we are flying out of DUB. NOTE: If you need a shuttle from DUB to the hotel, DO NOT take the brown "Clayton Hotel" bus from Zone 16. That bus will take you to the Clayton Hotel in Swords. A sign at Zone 16 directed us to Zone 8, but I would check with the hotel to be certain you are going to the correct location."