Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Fantastic hotel great facilities gym sauna steam room jacuzzi and pool all with warm water fabulous relaxation spa with massage facilities breakfast was mouth watering delicious everything from full irish breakfast roasted bacon joint cereals juices crossaints selection of fresh fruits cakes jams toast sour dough bread tea coffee something for everyone the rooms were very spacious beds very comfortable shower with great temperature coffee machine and tea facilities hotel very clean throughout...
Fantastic hotel great facilities gym sauna steam room jacuzzi and pool all with warm water fabulous relaxation spa with massage facilities breakfast was mouth watering delicious everything from full irish breakfast roasted bacon joint cereals juices crossaints selection of fresh fruits cakes jams toast sour dough bread tea coffee something for everyone the rooms were very spacious beds very comfortable shower with great temperature coffee machine and tea facilities hotel very clean throughout...
My stay at The Mayson was truly incredible. From the moment I checked in all through to checkout the staff were incredible and super helpful and accommodating of my needs! The relaxation centre and gym were out of this world. The on-site pub and restaurant were a dream serving delicious food and drink and made me feel very welcome as a solo traveller! The rooms themselves were wonderful and boast the best amenities (although I would of loved some slippers), Marshall speakers, dyson hairdryer,...
My stay at The Mayson was truly incredible. From the moment I checked in all through to checkout the staff were incredible and super helpful and accommodating of my needs! The relaxation centre and gym were out of this world. The on-site pub and restaurant were a dream serving delicious food and drink and made me feel very welcome as a solo traveller! The rooms themselves were wonderful and boast the best amenities (although I would of loved some slippers), Marshall speakers, dyson hairdryer,...
Spacious, clean and comfy room. Nice staff, breakfast and pool facilities. Handy location to walk/get the luas to all attractions. We will definitely stay again - thank you :)
Spacious, clean and comfy room. Nice staff, breakfast and pool facilities. Handy location to walk/get the luas to all attractions. We will definitely stay again - thank you :)
Paula
Reviewed January 16, 2024Reviewed January 16, 2024
The Fitzpatrick does not disappoint, a grand old hotel set in private grounds in a leafy suburb of Dublin. If you like old world charm you will certainly like it here. Lots of renovations going on so it will only get better over the coming months.
The Fitzpatrick does not disappoint, a grand old hotel set in private grounds in a leafy suburb of Dublin. If you like old world charm you will certainly like it here. Lots of renovations going on so it will only get better over the coming months.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 21, 2019Reviewed February 21, 2019
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!
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed January 19, 2025Reviewed January 19, 2025
The Hotel and staff were amazing, the rooms were a great size and spotless. The service was excellent i would certainly recommend to the rest of my family and my friends
The Hotel and staff were amazing, the rooms were a great size and spotless. The service was excellent i would certainly recommend to the rest of my family and my friends
There are changes being made to Dublin's Postcode system just now and they are not included in Garmin/Tom-Tom Sat-Navs. My Garmin took me on a grand tour of the Swords area until a couple of the Garda escorted me to the hotel.
Hotel is superb; plush & luxurious throughout. The staff are excellent; conversational, polite and helpful. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and very well appointed. The quality of the service and food in the restaurant and bar is excellent, and the dear old Irish...
There are changes being made to Dublin's Postcode system just now and they are not included in Garmin/Tom-Tom Sat-Navs. My Garmin took me on a grand tour of the Swords area until a couple of the Garda escorted me to the hotel.
Hotel is superb; plush & luxurious throughout. The staff are excellent; conversational, polite and helpful. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and very well appointed. The quality of the service and food in the restaurant and bar is excellent, and the dear old Irish...
Hugh
Reviewed February 18, 2016Reviewed February 18, 2016
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!...
Lucan offers a delightful mix of experiences for travellers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Begin your exploration at the picturesque riverside, where you can stroll along scenic pathways that invite leisurely walks and family picnics. For those interested in history, the nearby ruins provide a glimpse into the past, making for an intriguing visit that sparks curiosity and conversation. If you’re in the mood for some outdoor fun, the lush parks offer ample space for children to play and families to enjoy a day out, with plenty of green areas for games and relaxation. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the local galleries showcasing works from talented artists, offering a vibrant cultural experience that enriches your journey. Finally, don’t miss the charming local shops, where you can find unique gifts and artisan products that reflect the spirit of Lucan. After a day of exploration, consider staying in one of the welcoming accommodations that prioritize quality and attentive service, ensuring a restful retreat after your adventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some accommodation options with pools in Lucan?
Explore places such as Guinness Storehouse while you're in the area. Make a point to visit attractions such as Lucan Sport & Leisure Centre. Travellers love Lucan for its array of dining options.
When is the best time to book a hotel with a pool in Lucan?
Taking the local weather in Lucan into account is an important factor for planning your visit, especially if you plan to spend your trip by the pool. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Lucan is 944 mm.