Tallaght Cross Hotel

Great stay , the ladies at the reception were so lovely and accommodating !

Was apprehensive as we were moved to the sister hotel across the sqaure,only to find newly refurbished,came in on the Saturday night to find a complementary tray of cakes and fruit plus a free drink in the hotel bar for having to move hotel,which we most appreciated.

I was traveling with a wheelchair user the facilities were excellent with a bright large bedroom and ample room in the bathroom

Our booking was transferred to the plaza hotel so this review is for that hotel which in the transfer email was meant to have been recently refurbished and recently opened. This was not the case, the hotel has been undergoing gradual refurbishment over 3 years and none of the bathrooms have been done. Pros: Staff were very nice and rooms were for the most part clean, nice decor. Beds were very comfortable. Location to the tram service to take you into Dublin city was good, just a 10 minute walk. And then 45 minute tram to abbey street which puts you close to temple bar, about a 10 minute walk. Cons: Restaurant only serves breakfast, and the bar food is awful. You're better off going to the shopping centre for food just bear in mind nothing opens until after 9am, 11am on Sundays. There's also a McDonald's nearby. Bathrooms haven't been refurbished so cracked bathroom tiles, bath was in poor condition. There's a lot of noise from the road and pedestrians in the evening. I was kept awake by screaming drunk women at about 1230/1am. Not the hotel's fault, but again something to bear in mind if you decide to book here. Check in was pretty bad, meant to be 3pm but was closer to 4pm. We had to check out early, 535am but noone about causing delays. Overall despite really nice staff, a very expensive (£425 for 2 nights) but disappointing hotel. Would not recommend.

This hotel is really lovely. The staff went above And beyond and helped us quickly with our needs. The hotel room Is spacious. The dining table in the room Is really a bonus. The location is about 20 minutes to city center and 30 minutes to the airport. Hotel is really clean and well stocked. This hotel is close to a grocery store and restaurants

Property is nice and central for visiting the Wicklow/Dublin area. Used it as a base for a couple of days travelling to Bray and Powerscourt. Free parking also. Near to a shopping centre with plenty of cafes etc.

Asked for quiet room - got one by the main dooe which was extremely noisy. Attitude of staff at reception was poor - like I was putting them out asking to change rooms. Rooms have thin walls. You can hear whats happening in other rooms and all the doors bang incredibly loud. Location is not good for town either. Its miles away from city centre.

Far from Dublin but the tram will take you there in about 40 mins. The rooms are old espacially bathrooms. The restaurant is really good but not many restaurants in the area.

Good basic hotel. great value for money. no frills. breakfast service was slow but quality of food good