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We were looked after from the moment we arrived. There was always someone to help us find a taxi or recommend local dining. The room was incredibly comfortable. We overlooked the beautifully manicured gardens where a water feature gently lulled us into an afternoon nap on a couple of occasions. The Cellar Bar just an elevator ride away (but also accessibly from the road for friends meeting us) was a fantastic option for casual dining. The mussels served there were worth the trip to Dublin!...
We were looked after from the moment we arrived. There was always someone to help us find a taxi or recommend local dining. The room was incredibly comfortable. We overlooked the beautifully manicured gardens where a water feature gently lulled us into an afternoon nap on a couple of occasions. The Cellar Bar just an elevator ride away (but also accessibly from the road for friends meeting us) was a fantastic option for casual dining. The mussels served there were worth the trip to Dublin!...
I really enjoyed my first visit to this hotel and would absolutely recommend it.
Staff: charming and interactive
Room: spacious and well appointed with nice extras like bottled water and turn down service
Bathroom: lovely extras included high quality toiletries. One small niggle was the lighting and half shower barrier so I was concerned about water spillage.
Food : I felt the food in the bar was slightly over priced but breakfast ( which cost extra) was great variety and selection...
I really enjoyed my first visit to this hotel and would absolutely recommend it.
Staff: charming and interactive
Room: spacious and well appointed with nice extras like bottled water and turn down service
Bathroom: lovely extras included high quality toiletries. One small niggle was the lighting and half shower barrier so I was concerned about water spillage.
Food : I felt the food in the bar was slightly over priced but breakfast ( which cost extra) was great variety and selection...
This was our 2nd trip to Farnham and we will definitely return!
Smooth check in. Beautiful room. Sink cracked but otherwise all in good condition and spotlessly clean.
Housekeeping staff were very pleasant and happy to help in any way. Even let us pick our favourite Nespresso pods.
The Spa is an added bonus although could maybe do with a tidy up in a few places. Love the outdoor pool!
We didn’t have any treatments this time but enjoyed Thermal spa and the various relaxation rooms looking out...
This was our 2nd trip to Farnham and we will definitely return!
Smooth check in. Beautiful room. Sink cracked but otherwise all in good condition and spotlessly clean.
Housekeeping staff were very pleasant and happy to help in any way. Even let us pick our favourite Nespresso pods.
The Spa is an added bonus although could maybe do with a tidy up in a few places. Love the outdoor pool!
We didn’t have any treatments this time but enjoyed Thermal spa and the various relaxation rooms looking out...
Can not fault this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. For e.g. our coffee maker did not work one call to reception and within 5 minutes someone was there to sort it out.
The food in the restraunt was exceptional and the waiting staff were knowledgble about the dishes. Service fantastic.
Can not fault this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. For e.g. our coffee maker did not work one call to reception and within 5 minutes someone was there to sort it out.
The food in the restraunt was exceptional and the waiting staff were knowledgble about the dishes. Service fantastic.
Had a really good short stay at the Dublin Interconinental: beautiful hotel, good rooms, excellent service, great dinner (Seasons restaurant) and genuinely family friendly (our 5 year old felt like a very welcome guest). We took a taxi back to the airport at 6.30am the next morning (Sunday) and it only took 15 minutes. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
Had a really good short stay at the Dublin Interconinental: beautiful hotel, good rooms, excellent service, great dinner (Seasons restaurant) and genuinely family friendly (our 5 year old felt like a very welcome guest). We took a taxi back to the airport at 6.30am the next morning (Sunday) and it only took 15 minutes. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
If there's a better, more welcoming and relaxing hotel in Dublin, I've not heard of it. The Marker was simply wonderful and it's primarily due to the people. Derek, Michelle, and so many others made us feel appreciated and welcomed with great service and even better conversations! The room was fantastic. The food was delicious. The bartender made great drinks. I honestly can't think of a better place!
If there's a better, more welcoming and relaxing hotel in Dublin, I've not heard of it. The Marker was simply wonderful and it's primarily due to the people. Derek, Michelle, and so many others made us feel appreciated and welcomed with great service and even better conversations! The room was fantastic. The food was delicious. The bartender made great drinks. I honestly can't think of a better place!
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Reviewed January 19, 2025Reviewed January 19, 2025
Great views of Trim castle from the roof bar and surrounding countryside. Shame the entrance doors are not automatic as it would help when trying to get luggage into hotel.
Great views of Trim castle from the roof bar and surrounding countryside. Shame the entrance doors are not automatic as it would help when trying to get luggage into hotel.
Lovely hotel very clean and tidy and staff very friendly. Breakfast was amazing loved having hotfood served and good variety of cereals and fresh juices and pastries. Room was a good size but very very warm shouldn't really be complaining but had to sleep with window wide open. Think it might have been because we were above swimming pool. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
Lovely hotel very clean and tidy and staff very friendly. Breakfast was amazing loved having hotfood served and good variety of cereals and fresh juices and pastries. Room was a good size but very very warm shouldn't really be complaining but had to sleep with window wide open. Think it might have been because we were above swimming pool. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
Hotel is well signposted from Motorway. It is a bit isolated but convenient to M8. The checkin was speedy and simple. We ate in the bar and the food was excellent. The lounge was very quite after dinner, no one but ourselves in it so we retired early. The room was very comfortable and spacious and we were glad of the tea/coffee in room.
Hotel is well signposted from Motorway. It is a bit isolated but convenient to M8. The checkin was speedy and simple. We ate in the bar and the food was excellent. The lounge was very quite after dinner, no one but ourselves in it so we retired early. The room was very comfortable and spacious and we were glad of the tea/coffee in room.
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