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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
This most Irish of Dublin hotels is at the centre of all that is lively, vibrant and fun about city life. Its bars are full of glamour and gossip-its restaurants perfectly pitched for the sort of night you want. The Burlington is Ireland's largest conference hotel offering flexibility of meeting spaces from small to spacious. The 500 bedroom Burlington hotel has an enviable central location on Leeson Street just a five minute stroll to Dublin city centre. With its friendly open charm and unique niche in Irish life, it's the place to stay if you want to get close to the real Ireland. The hotel offers concierge, conference facilities, parking, handicap rooms, health club, high speed Internet, laundry service, restaurant, room service, 24 hours room service, free wireless Internet access, gym/fitness centre on executive floor and business centre.
Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(31 reviews)
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Hotel address: The Burlington Hotel, Upper Leeson St., Dublin, Ireland 4
Dublin .
Dublin international Airport.
The Burlington hotel is located in Dublin 4 just at five minutes walk to the city centre. Dublin Airport is only 8 miles away from the hotel. You can hire a taxi at 30.00€ (approx depending on traffic), air coach at 7€ (one way) 12€ (return) air coach stops outside the hotel.
The tempo of the Burlington hotel, created by its busy restaurants and bars, the mix of local Dubliners and overseas visitors, all combine to make it a hive of activity and a fantastic place for a bite to eat or a relaxing drink. The bars and restaurants are the Ideal choices for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menus rely heavily of fresh, seasonal produce expertly prepared. Enjoy a drink at bar which boasts a vibrant atmosphere and a fantastic range of Irish and International beers, wines and spirits.
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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 7, check-out Dec 10
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(31 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice Hotel for weekends
limootje11 Oct 20, 2009
The Hotel was very close to the city center. This was good to do with public transportation. The Breakfast was good. Only ... expensive :( Rooms are very clean
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Nice location, friendly staff
Y&T traveler Oct 7, 2009
The Burlington is within easy walking distance of most of the things I wanted to see while in Dublin. The staff were friendly ... & helpful.
Traveler type: Single
If you're a rock music fan, the Philip Lynott statue off of Grafton Street is a must.
Score
4 out of 5
Dublin /Burlington Hotel
Lightning Sep 14, 2009
Excellent service at the front desk- Helped with directions , tickets and other services. The location is about a 20 minute ... walk or $15.00 cab ride from the City Center although the bus service is close and frequent. You also can get a $10.00 fare to the airport from the hotel. Our room was very nice, especially for the price. The bars in the hotel were good and stayed open late. You need to make sure that you eat before you return to the hotel as the only pub close closes at 23.00 as does food service in the hotel. I would stay at the Burlington again as it was a very enjoyable experience.
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
If you're a rock music fan, the Philip Lynott statue off of Grafton Street is a must.
--Y&T traveler, Tennessee Oct 7, 2009
A must do in Dublin are the Historial City Waling tour that departs at 11 and 3pm daily from Trinity College Gate, the Irish traditional music pub crawl from Gogarty's pub at 7:30pm nightly and the literary pub crawl from Duke's pub at 7:15pm nightly...all great intro to the city, people and culture
--NY Tourist, New York, NY Aug 28, 2009
Hotel Concierge was fabulous. [...] gave us great directions and booked trips for us. He was knowledgable, friendly and efficient and had a wonderful sense of humor!!
--Kit Kat, Arizona Jul 13, 2009
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(31 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
4 out of 5
Nice Hotel for weekends
limootje11 Oct 20, 2009
The Hotel was very close to the city center. This was good to do with public transportation. The Breakfast was good. Only ... expensive :( Rooms are very clean
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Nice location, friendly staff
Y&T traveler Oct 7, 2009
The Burlington is within easy walking distance of most of the things I wanted to see while in Dublin. The staff were friendly ... & helpful.
Traveler type: Single
If you're a rock music fan, the Philip Lynott statue off of Grafton Street is a must.
Score
4 out of 5
Dublin /Burlington Hotel
Lightning Sep 14, 2009
Excellent service at the front desk- Helped with directions , tickets and other services. The location is about a 20 minute ... walk or $15.00 cab ride from the City Center although the bus service is close and frequent. You also can get a $10.00 fare to the airport from the hotel. Our room was very nice, especially for the price. The bars in the hotel were good and stayed open late. You need to make sure that you eat before you return to the hotel as the only pub close closes at 23.00 as does food service in the hotel. I would stay at the Burlington again as it was a very enjoyable experience.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great location, big hotel
Wheatland Sep 3, 2009
The Burlington is a large hotel catering both to the tourist trade and to business people. As such, it has spacious dining, ... drinking, lounging, and business facilities. We found our non-smoking room to be clean, quiet, and comfortable, with everything in working order. The staff was quite friendly and readily helpful. The hotel offered a free internet connection in the room, and we were also supplied with an internet cable. Our room was equipped with a 120 volt outlet for US electrical products. However the hotel did not give us an adapter for Continental to UK style plugs. There is a Dublin Bus stop right in front of the hotel, which is a great convenience. The hotel sits back a bit from the road and is located in a largely residential area, which makes for a relatively quiet atmosphere. Our room cost did not include breakfast, but we were given a discount voucher which enabled us to have the susbstantial hotel buffet breakfast for 12.75 Euros per person. We used the hotel to explore the city and surrounding area, and it proved ideal for this purpose. It would not suit someone looking to be right in the center of the city and its night life.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great deal!
NY Tourist Aug 28, 2009
Very nice hotel. The lobby is very inviting with comfortable sofas. Skip the lobby coffee and the breakfast...you can get ... much cheaper and better quality irish breafast from city center. The hotel is a direct stop from the airport on the Aircoach charter bus and the retrun bus is directly across the street...convenient! The rooms were on the small side...but typical for Europe with all the necessary convenicinces. However, the mini fridge was pulled out of all the rooms years ago! The hotel is a 10 min walk to St. Stephens Green, 20 min walk to Trinity College/Tourist Info Center and 30 min walk to O'Connell St. Bridge. The city was great, the ours were fenominal (Wicklow and The Valley of the Kings). A great location for Euorpean tourinng (the city was designed for the tourist in mind!!!).
Traveler type: Couples
A must do in Dublin are the Historial City Waling tour that departs at 11 and 3pm daily from Trinity College Gate, the Irish traditional music pub crawl from Gogarty's pub at 7:30pm nightly and the literary pub crawl from Duke's pub at 7:15pm nightly...all great intro to the city, people and culture
Score
4 out of 5
entertainment of individuals and family.
Lois Lane Aug 27, 2009
My experience was that the girls at the front desk were not accommodating, except Nimmmyth. We needed a mgr. to get the room ... problems solved. The ladies staffed at the desk seemed coy and sly. They acted as if this was all that could be done and you would just have to deal with it. Wherein you knew better and had to go to a manager especially the night mgr., [...]. Also, not all rooms were remodeled the same. One person would have a nice up-dated room and the other had the opposite. The front-door man was very knowledgable and helpful on getting us tickets for our tours and what we should see and do.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
High Class all the way!!
Kit Kat Jul 13, 2009
Wonderful Hotel. Clean, classy, stylish. Wonderful beds! Perfect stay!! ...
Traveler type: Friends
Hotel Concierge was fabulous. [...] gave us great directions and booked trips for us. He was knowledgable, friendly and efficient and had a wonderful sense of humor!!
Score
4 out of 5
Burlington
Gene Jul 9, 2009
Nice hotel, good location, Believe it or not we were in Dubin during a heat wave and the rooms were not air conditioned. I ... did request a fan after a couple of days, but wish they had suggested it earlier. Irish breakfast expensive, nearby cafes better
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Plush
Satisfied Traveler Jun 22, 2009
Our family vacation to Ireland ended well with the stay at Burlington. The location wasn't exactly at the main drag of town, ... but a short bus ride took us to most places. Free parking was available if we asked them to validate our ticket. The best part was simply the plush beds that we fell into each night. Great facilities with wifi were a plus as well. Definitely recommended.
Traveler type: Family
Visit the farmers market north of the river. Excellent fruit can be found for great prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Superb value for a classy hotel
Nadir Jun 21, 2009
The internet special rate we got was really good value for a 4 star hotel. Room, bathroom and furnishings were very nice. ... Location from city center, however, was much further than advertised. Also, gym was a nice feature for me though each of the 2 treadmills in the gym were not functioning properly, i.e. they would cut off suddenly. All said, we would definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Good Value
Michael Jun 17, 2009
This hotel is not a four-star by American standards, but for the money it was nice. The room was just as pictured on Orbitz ... and the location was within walking distance to Dublin city centre. The hotel restaurant prices are extremely high. Even though food is expensive in Dublin, there are much better deals and quality to be had just by taking a walking outside of the hotel. The proximity of the hotel to the air coach bus stop is a life saver if you don't want to pay a taxi to get to the airport. My one big complaint is that we needed some ice for a twisted ankle. (There are no ice machines) The Front Desk referred me to Room Service which wanted to charge 6.50 euro for ice. That is ridiculous. We stayed at four other hotels while on our trip and the ankle incident happened during that time. They not only sent up ice (in a bucket), but they called back to see if there was anything else they could do. Beware: the Burlington is a very busy hotel with lots of tour groups and others as well. The lobby was almost continually noisy and very active.
Traveler type: Couples
About a 15 minute walk from the hotel is St. Stephen's Green, St. Stephen's Mall and the Grafton Street and Temple Bar district. There are plenty of great places to eat and find some Guinness, and of course, plenty of shopping.
Score
4 out of 5
Good Deal, Bring Comfy Shoes
TN Traveler Jun 12, 2009
Wireless internet is only available in the lobby and on select floors, but wired internet is supposed to be available in all ... rooms. Standard rooms do NOT have air conditioning. Since our internet was not working in our first room, we were upgraded to an executive room that had both wireless internet and air conditioning. Coffee and danishes were also provided for breakfast on the executive floor. It was a very comfortable room.
Traveler type: Couples
The hotel is a little bit of a walk from the city center. If you are planning to do a lot of sightseeing on foot, I would recommend getting a Rambler Bus Ticket to save you some time and mileage. It can get you to/from the airport as well as around town. There is a bus stop right by the hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Pretty Nice Hotel
Lovely Day for a Guinness Jun 9, 2009
It's a pretty nice hotel if you want a comfortable place to stay without spending too much time at the hotel. Fitness center ... requires additional fee that we did not have included in our booking and there is no pool (of course, we knew that going in). The lobby and bar are very nice. If you like hitting the clubs, there's a new club right at the hotel. If you can avoid rooms on the east end of the hotel, that would be best - the music travels up to the vents to at least the fifth floor. Staff was more helpful than not. Nice place and somewhere I would definitely go back to, but at the right price.
Traveler type: Couples
There's a Hertz about a half an hour walk from the hotel. If you're getting in late and don't want to pay for the extra day of renting a car, I would suggest waiting until you are in Dublin and going to the Hertz. Staff was friendly. If you know how long you'll have the car for, make sure you get the Pay Ahead price and not the Pay Upon Return price. And drive carefully! :)
Score
2 out of 5
location not that great
zorro May 30, 2009
very noisy -tour buses in and out contstantly-no continental breakfeast-extra services very expensive- ( bucket of ice $ 4.50 ... euros ) no refrig in rooms-dinning room very expensive - no complimentry ammenities- they charge for curency exchange
Traveler type: Friends
budget yourself-everything is very expensive-and overpriced-
Score
4 out of 5
nice stay!
rlandnyc May 28, 2009
Room was neat and the bed was comfortable,I had a room at the far end ,quite a walk to the elevators. Staff was ... nice,friendly and helpful. Food a bit expensive. Bus stops in front of the hotel;Tour Buses can pick you up too.
Traveler type: Single
Take the bus towards the city center or just enjoy the 15-20 minutes walk passing through St.Stephens Green to Grafton St. On the budget?..get your food at the convenience store nearby.
Score
5 out of 5
Burlington Dublin
Emily May 26, 2009
Great location! Very easy to get to since the airport shuttle stops at the hotel. Also easy access to city centre from the ... hotel - about a 10 min walk or the city bus stops right down the road.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Ideal location for the price
Izzyelizabeth May 18, 2009
No need for a vehicle while staying here. Its a short walk (10-15 mins) to the shopping district and (20-30 mins)to the ... temple bar area, however after a night of drinking you may need the taxi to bring you back because you may have trouble finding your way. The food at the hotel was a little lacking for me as I am not a meat eater but for everyone else it should be just fine. They seemed to have a large selection of meat items available.
Traveler type: Single
For touring, the hop on hop off tour bus that runs around the city is great. If you take the tour it lasts 1 1/2 hours total but your ticket is good for 24 hours. You can get on and off at any stop along the way and the bus picks up every 10 mins. You get to see 24 different sites. It is a great way to get around and see many different places.
Score
3 out of 5
good value
happy traveller May 10, 2009
location was not as advertised- walk to city center was quite far room was relatively clean, staff friendly and ... helpful pricing was good
Traveler type: Family
bus routes were frequent and stopped outside the hotel - just took time to orient oneself to the routes
Score
4 out of 5
Mixed Review
Barz May 10, 2009
Things didn't get off to the best start. When I made the reservation, I specifically requested an early check-in, due to the ... overnight flight (8 AM arrival) and our desire to get a bit of rest upon arrival. The person to whom I spoke on the phone ASSURED me that it would be no problem. When we got to the hotel from the airport, we were told that we wouldn't be able to check in until after lunch, despite my explaining that we had been assured of being able to do so when I called. I found that to be quite annoying. The room was quite comfortable and clean. I didn't particularly care for the location, as it was a fairly good distance from city center/Temple Bar, and next time, would probably opt for a different hotel. However, if you are looking for a quiet hotel away from the hustle and bustle of Temple Bar, The Burlington Hotel is not a bad option.
Traveler type: Couples
There are a number of interesting attractions located not more than a ten-minute taxi ride from the hotel and several are closer than that. Among them are Kilmainham Gaol (jail), Dublin Castle, the Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery, Trinity College (The Book of Kells), Christ Church Cathedral, and St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Score
4 out of 5
Very peaceful stay in Dublin
Stan May 6, 2009
I was on a week visit to Dublin, I did a lot of tourist stuff, and at night I wanted a clean and quiet place to rest, this ... place was it. Location was great, all busses and taxies stop here. I am a hiker/walker, so I really enjoyed the location. Very safe, and close to Steven's Green, my favorite park.
Traveler type: Single
All the best priced shopping and dining is on the north side of the River Liffey near Oconnell St
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If you're a rock music fan, the Philip Lynott statue off of Grafton Street is a must.
--Y&T traveler, Tennessee Oct 7, 2009
A must do in Dublin are the Historial City Waling tour that departs at 11 and 3pm daily from Trinity College Gate, the Irish traditional music pub crawl from Gogarty's pub at 7:30pm nightly and the literary pub crawl from Duke's pub at 7:15pm nightly...all great intro to the city, people and culture
--NY Tourist, New York, NY Aug 28, 2009
Hotel Concierge was fabulous. [...] gave us great directions and booked trips for us. He was knowledgable, friendly and efficient and had a wonderful sense of humor!!
--Kit Kat, Arizona Jul 13, 2009
Visit the farmers market north of the river. Excellent fruit can be found for great prices.
--Satisfied Traveler, Marion, In Jun 22, 2009
About a 15 minute walk from the hotel is St. Stephen's Green, St. Stephen's Mall and the Grafton Street and Temple Bar district. There are plenty of great places to eat and find some Guinness, and of course, plenty of shopping.
--Michael, Houston, TX Jun 17, 2009
The hotel is a little bit of a walk from the city center. If you are planning to do a lot of sightseeing on foot, I would recommend getting a Rambler Bus Ticket to save you some time and mileage. It can get you to/from the airport as well as around town. There is a bus stop right by the hotel.
--TN Traveler, Nashville, TN Jun 12, 2009
There's a Hertz about a half an hour walk from the hotel. If you're getting in late and don't want to pay for the extra day of renting a car, I would suggest waiting until you are in Dublin and going to the Hertz. Staff was friendly. If you know how long you'll have the car for, make sure you get the Pay Ahead price and not the Pay Upon Return price. And drive carefully! :)
--Lovely Day for a Guinness, Milwaukee, WI Jun 9, 2009
budget yourself-everything is very expensive-and overpriced-
--zorro, ridge manor fl May 30, 2009
Take the bus towards the city center or just enjoy the 15-20 minutes walk passing through St.Stephens Green to Grafton St. On the budget?..get your food at the convenience store nearby.
--rlandnyc, NY,USA May 28, 2009
For touring, the hop on hop off tour bus that runs around the city is great. If you take the tour it lasts 1 1/2 hours total but your ticket is good for 24 hours. You can get on and off at any stop along the way and the bus picks up every 10 mins. You get to see 24 different sites. It is a great way to get around and see many different places.
--Izzyelizabeth, Lexington, Va May 18, 2009
bus routes were frequent and stopped outside the hotel - just took time to orient oneself to the routes
--happy traveller, Canada May 10, 2009
There are a number of interesting attractions located not more than a ten-minute taxi ride from the hotel and several are closer than that. Among them are Kilmainham Gaol (jail), Dublin Castle, the Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery, Trinity College (The Book of Kells), Christ Church Cathedral, and St. Patrick's Cathedral.
--Barz, York, Maine May 10, 2009
All the best priced shopping and dining is on the north side of the River Liffey near Oconnell St
--Stan, Fort Myers, FL May 6, 2009
Learn the public transportation system!
--Bob, Salt Lake City May 1, 2009
Grafton street shopping is within easy walking distance.
--manutd75, East Coast, USA Apr 28, 2009
Eat a good breakfast in the city.
--Pops, South Bend Indiana Apr 23, 2009
they are pretty far away form the hotel, but its worth the walk!
--gymnastjaws, Philadelphia Apr 22, 2009
St. Stephen's Green is my favorite park and is only a 10 minute walk. The shopping and restaurants are also nearby. No car is needed.
--Beverly, USA Oct 21, 2008
if you miss breakfast at the hotel a restaurant by the canal may still be open.
--Hamish, USA Oct 19, 2008
grafton street
--Paul, Whitestone Oct 19, 2008
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