Premier Suites Dublin, Sandyford

在都柏林算很大的房間了 在sandyforce去哪裡都方便 周邊還有些樓在建

We liked this appar**ent very much. Having said that, it's also premium size and comfort at a premium price. There's a few things being noticed after staying for some time, which might be fixed or improved, mostly related to sort of wearout. or installation glitches.

Really handy for families . Outside of town but on the Tram and M50 ring road. Receptionist was great. Nice and quiet and safe building.

Our family stayed in two 1-bedroom units. Both were clean and comfortable. The property management were easy to contact and extremely helpful. We will definitely stay here again.

Very unprofessional. They cancel my reservation because they allow registration from 3pm to 5 pm only. I tried to talk to them but it was a waists of time. Hotel was closed.

The apar**ent was spacious and clean although both bathrooms had a funny smell. Parking was available on site which was great. Reception staff were friendly but never at their desk during official opening hours. Tram stop just around the corner and grocery store nearby - however overall the area lacked charm. A good and safe option if you don’t mind being far away from the city centre.

We had one of the two bedroom apar**ents, all of which have a bedroom with a double bed and another with two singles. The layout is really generous, much better than you could do closer to the city, many windows, two balconies, high ceilings. The furniture is of high quality, but is showing some wear. The sofas were clean and comfy. Cleanliness overall was excellent. The location is quite good, 3 minutes to the Luas stop which will take you to Trinity College in slightly over half an hour, or 40+ minutes by #11 bus. In general, you get could value. Our main gripe was with the double bed. It was 160 cm wide, so queen size by international standards even if the room would have easily fit a wider bed. The mattrass was saggy, lumpy and tilted to the side, so one had the feeling of having to fight rolling out. After three nights, my back was ruined. Another thing to realize is that there are also residential appar**ents in the building, and there was a noisy party somewhere our first night. There were two bathrooms (only one advertised, so a welcome plus), but these were windowless and the ventilation was not working. The reception started bombarding me with mails to do an online checkin a week prior to our arrival. The checkin was quite onerous on an iphone. Three days prior to arrival payment requensts via SOTPay started to arrive, although our stay was guaratueed by CC via *******. I felt uneasy if this was genuine. A direct mail from the hotel would have been in order.

The property is in the industrial estate but there's the tram stop 2mins walk from the apar**ent. 5mins walk to a huge shopping mall with plenty of restaurants around. The communication with the front desk was impeccable. Really impressed with the apar**ent.

The apar**ent was well cleaned, and reasonably well stocked with essentials to make for a comfortable stay. The location is great, next to the Luas and in a good location for exploring Dublin/Wicklow when you have a car. The local area has multiple supermarkets and dining options so you never have to worry about having sufficient choice for inexpensive good quality meals. Only concern of note was that we were on a high floor apar**ent and security/safety was a concern. The front door had no security chain and therefore no effective way to prevent our small children from opening the door. Similarly, there was no mechanism to lock the balcony door, and most windows didn't tilt so couldn't be left open without becoming a safety concern for small children. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend for couples, business travellers, and families with older children, but definitely short a few window and door restrictors where wandering small children are concerned. Minor details which could be addressed to make for a less nervy stay (in the end we had to close all but a bathroom window in warm-ish weather).