Set overlooking the River Liffey, the Ashling Hotel is located in the very heart of Dublin, with Temple Bar and many of the city's famous attractions just a short walk away.
The Ashling Hotel prides itself on its efficient, friendly service and relaxed atmosphere and provides charming accommodation with tastefully appointed bedrooms, many of which boast fantastic views of Dublin City. Each room is fully equipped with the modern essentials, while large family rooms, king size rooms, triple and specially adapted rooms are available.
Since spring 2009, 225 standard and superior rooms
are available to guests.
The hotel bar and restaurant are popular with
locals as well as residents. The Iveagh Bar is a friendly and laid back bar
serving a perfect pint, while Chesterfields Brasserie serves deliciously
prepared food, combining new style cuisine with traditional Irish favorites, ranging from
Full Irish Breakfasts to romantic candlelight dinners.
The hotel is accessible to all of Dublin's transport networks, while within easy walking distance are some of Dublin's most popular attractions such as the Guinness Storehouse, Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo, the National Museum of Ireland and Temple Bar.
Guest Reviews of
I was only able to have breakfast on the day I left Ireland - one of the receptionists said she would ask the kitchen if I could have a roll or some bread to take with me in the mornings as I had to leave for the railtours. I had also booked a smoking room for November 10th and one was not available - would have been nice to have known that beforehand.
Patricia Cooper on Tue Nov 17 2009
Everything about the hotel was excellent especially the location with the street car stop in front of the hotel and the train station across the street. Again many thanks to your staff for making the reservation for me.
Glynn Eckard
Glynn Eckard on Thu Oct 22 2009
Great place to stay. Easily accessable from the airport. Close to anything in Dublin. Great service. We checked in a couple of hours early so they gave us a different room that was ready, no problem.
Steven Strausbaugh on Tue Oct 20 2009
Beautaiful hotel in a very convient location.
Very helpful front dask staff.
Kathy Conner on Mon Sep 28 2009
The people in the restaurant and bar are great. The front desk staff is nice but they need to lern how to give directions. We asked for directions to Belfast and they directed us to the highway that goes to Sligo and Galway.
Marni Patterson on Mon Aug 10 2009
The Ashling Hotel could use a business center with internet and computer access.
James Rodrigue on Mon Jul 27 2009
The hotel was undergoing construction while I was there. It wasn't loud or disruptive but the temporary entrance was a little out of the way.
Carrie Hull on Sun Mar 15 2009
The hotel was undergoing major renovation and was very difficult to get to
Dan Polaski on Wed Aug 13 2008
Loved the location close to things yet far enough away as well
Jeffrey Wells on Tue Jul 8 2008
I can't really comment on the exterior as it was under construction when we stayed so the whole front was missing!! To give them their credit the staff were very patient in obvious disruption to their usual routine - the major construction work was kept to a minimum and didn't interfere with our enjoyment of our stay, (even though the digger was right outside our window!!)
All staff were extremely helpful in advising us of tourist attractions hich would appeal to my children and the best way to see them - giving us bus routes, tram journey's and local maps.
A prime location for visiting the zoo - within walking distance of many other attractions and so close to the Heuston Station, this was a great hotel to use as the base for our short trip. I would certainly recommend it to any one wanting a comfortable stay in Dublin without the hustle and bustle of being right in the centre.
I would be keen to return when the construction is complete and see the renovations and improvements made next year.
K. Dickson
Kathryn Dickson on Mon Apr 14 2008
Again, rooms smelled a bit musty.
Maureen Fahey on Mon Jan 14 2008
One of our rooms had water leaking in it.
Anne Hunsicker on Wed Nov 28 2007
the hotel was fair, the only issue was they put us in a smoking room.
Amy Cowles on Fri Nov 9 2007
Location was not great. It was a far walk to central Dublin. Even the facilities it advertised to be within walking distance to (such as the Guinness Factory) were not a short walk at all. Thankfully the tram was nearby which made getting to parts of Dublin a little easier.
Lauren Heaney on Mon Aug 20 2007
It was expensive however that is no reflectin on the accomadations
Kevin Hensley on Thu Aug 9 2007
Location--fair-a bit away from the main area of Dublin, but transportation available
Exterior--fair--nothing special
Accomodation--excellent--given two-room suite
Food--pretty good--only ate the complimentary breakfast, but it was complete and good
Facilities--fair--good car park, internet for fee
Hospitality-fair-friendly non-nationals, but they didn't know what was going on in city--they need a concierge
Value for money--pretty good
"Sorry this is so late but I just wanted to say Thank you so much for planning such a wonderful trip! We enjoyed every aspect of it. I just wanted to let you know that the tax on the Bed & Breakfast's was a Dublin tax." -- Audrey
