Dublin City University (Campus Accommodation)  

That it is appropriate for students.

We booked two“superior” rooms!!!!! The rooms were at best, functional, and at worst similar to holding facilities for asylum seekers. A key requisite of a "hotel" is to provide the client with a degree of comfort - other than a basic bed and clean sheets no other elements of comfort were provided. Beds with thin and unsteady, No drinks making facilities, no information about other facilities on offer, no information on refreshment, no reading material, no light in the bathroom, no telephone on which to make emergency calls however emergency numbers advertised in the rooms, no ironing facilities, no mirror outside bathroom, wire hangers for clothes etc. etc., What do your non superior rooms look like? The price charged is the same as reputable actual hotels very local. Why stay at dcu campus rooms when you can stay in a proper hotels, which has more comfortable beds, actual facilities, and a phone to telephone staff,( who are in another building) to let them know the light in the bathroom does not work all night. We had to leave the bathroom door open when using it.

It was clean and modern.

Conveniently outside the city.

Our booking was through booking.com for 3 rooms but the universityonly had records for one room. When booking in staff gave us locations for eating in the evening but neither places were serving food. The location for breakfast was also incorrect. The Spar shop was open but there were no plates, cutlery etc needed to self cater. I do not believe this should be called a hotel as it was more like a hostel. It could be improved by either ensuring food is being served on campus or a range of equipment is supplied so visitors can prepare light meals themselves

quiet, clean, affordable secure

The accommodations were cheap and felt very safe.

It was very isolated and the man at the front desk was largely unhelpful about helping us find a place to eat.

The hotel is good for the price! Just 15 min by taxi from airport and more 15 for go to town. The people from the hotel was very friendly and hellpfull! I recomend!

About the cleanliness was good but one day I came back and I found some black long hair in my bathroom at the floor and I'm blond. That's was disgusting but was happend just one day! Even that, I would come back to this hotel.

Clean room and bed comfortable.

Clean room, quiet place, parks around though it is still close to the bus stop. Good value for money.

Before trip some information about public transportation in this area would be very helpful (bus 19a or 11 from O'Connell street, ~15 min)

Easy access to city centre and airport, quiet, suits larger groups or families, thanks to lounge and kitchen facilities.

Room a bit too stuffy (windows don't open wide enough); no bathroom shelves whatsoever; night entrance not marked clearly enough.

The staff was nice and friendly. Once you find the spot parking places are abundant.

Finding the reception, checking in, finding your room on the campus and ev. the place were your car has to be parked, returning to reception because the key card does not work properly will take you at least an hour. If, like us, you only want a room for one night close to the airport it really is not worth the hassle. The rooms are very basic, the double beds are not very large and the campus is rather noisy at night. No WI-FI in the rooms, you need to get a cable from reception, this takes - again - time.

The helpfulness of dcu staff, close location to the City Centre (straight buses etc), in general almost everything.

Difficult to find for the first time, but it was still ok.

Very clean and comfortable and the staff from the reception was very helpful.

It was a little far from the city center and the last bus was at 23h...

Simply that's a great place. Quite easy to get by car, not that easy by bus from the Airport, however we enjoyed it a lot.