Clean and quiet. The only thing I would have liked was a little more upfront info about transportation in the area. The website made it seem like there was a shuttle to the Red Cow Luas stop (20 minute walk) which was never mentioned, nor was a schedule provided. The website also claimed that there was an shuttle called the “Airport Hopper” but this shuttle drops you a half a mile from the hotel, at a designated bus stop. Not such a big deal traveling alone, but a big hassle to find this out after a long plane ride, with 2 children in tow. I recommend calling ahead to get specifics.

The staff was absolutely friendly. I will be recommending this hotel to my friends.

It was super close to the Luas (trolley), which made getting downtown to Dublin a breeze and save us about 50 euro we would have paid parking downtown. The restraurant near by (Joe's) was convenient, so was the convienience store/ gas station (Circle K). It was super cheap compared to other places near by. Overall, no complaints, we got our moneys woth.

It's a nice hotel. there is NO A/C though!!! Which for a guy from south Texas was almost unbearable. I wanted to switch hotels but it was too much of a hassle. This hotel is also 20-30 min by train or taxi from the city and everything you want to see and do so keep that in mind. Had I known that I would've booked somewhere else. Seemed great for the business people that had things going on close by. But for tourist its not worth it when you include how much you pay for taxi's or the miles you walk to take the train.

Very nice hotel at the outskirts of Dublin. The hotel has friendly staff and room the was very clean.

It was good. My only issue, like any other hotel, is that the shower head does not extend.

It was a very good experience. Spent a week there and had a very good time

It was clean, the bed was comfortable. However, the toilet wouldn't really flush, the sink drain clogged easily and their continental breakfast is way overpriced for the quality.

The staff at this hotel were friendly and knowledgeable. The food at the bar was very good. The decor of the room was somewhat outdated and could use refurbishing. The location is NOT in the downtown district, but in walking distance to the tram that can take you there in about 20 minutes at a very reasonable cost.

Louis Fitzgerald Hotel was clean and comfortable staff was excellent

Hotel was clean and comfortable. The room was a nice size and the shower was very nice with good water pressure. The location is a bit inconvenient. We loved the free parking. While I enjoyed being outside of Dublin and not in the thick of things, the walk to the LUAS is over 1/2 a mile one-way. They apparently have a shuttle, but we didn't use it.

Was straight forward, clean place and good location.

I think this one of the good value for money hotel.

I spent a week here with my son for a business event and it was an overall very pleasant experience. The staff are lovely; every single person we had contact with was helpful and friendly. The location is right on a major highway. There's a 20 minute walk on a footpath along the highway to get to the train into Dublin which takes another 30 minutes. Because we were attending an event in this hotel we didn't travel into Dublin every day but it does take some time and planning to do so. The hotel is reasonably priced because of it's location so if you mean to be in Dublin daily, this may not be the best choice for you. We did not have a car as we were traveling from abroad but they do have a parking garage if you do. There is a restaurant nearby but otherwise there is nothing much to walk to or do. Our overall experience was very positive.

The staff was uninformative from the start. We felt very unwelcome during our stay. When we checked in we were simply handed our room keys. We never received an explanation of the amenities nor was there one in the room. I still don't know how to get into the fitness room. Once we found the parking garage and made our way to the room, we couldn't get the electricity to work. The way electricity works in some Irish hotels is very different from American hotels and it was not explained to us (whereas staff at other hotels during our trip did so at the front desk). We had to call down to the front desk and wait in the freezing cold room after a very long international travel day for a staff member to come and show us how to work the electricity. Then he made fun of us while he did so. This made the very beginning of our stay uncomfortable. Our room was in the very corner of the hotel on the first floor. It was sparsely decorated and the view we received was of a parking lot and a fence. This may be due to the fact that the hotel ignored our request for a non-smoking room and originally assigned us to a smoking room. They did switch us to a non-smoking room when we checked in, but we suspect we were given a left over room as a result. The first night there we asked them for advice about what to eat as it was late and we were told the hotel restaurant was no longer serving food. We were sent to "Joel's", a restaurant that is next door to the hotel. We walked over there and found it closed. We got in our rental car and drove around looking for dinner and eventually bought some sandwich fixings in a gas station. This was our first dinner in Ireland. If we had known what time the hotel restaurant closed, we would have eaten earlier or had time to make other arrangements. The next day, we found out that the hotel was supposed to serve sandwiches 24 hours a day. The parking garage (car park) is underneath the hotel. We were told the entrance was closed at 11. When we double checked to see how we could get in after 11, we were told it was open 24 hours. One night, we came back late from the south of Ireland and had to back out of the garage because the gate was indeed closed. We went to the front desk and asked them how to get into the garage and were told to go in through the exit but “be careful for exiting cars.” Are you kidding me? This hotel is more geared toward the banquets and meetings that are held there than its guests. It is definitely not tourist friendly. The location is not appealing, unless you enjoy looking at a gas station, an industrial looking restaurant building and a highway. The shuttle they have to the Luas (train around downtown) is only available for 1.5 hours every day, from 7:30 – 9:00 am. When we asked where the LUAS station was, we were not even told there was a parking lot by it and so we wasted sightseeing time the first day by walking to it. The ATM they say they have as an amenity is actually at the nearby gas station, we never received any help with our luggage, etc. We stayed at three other hotels/B&Bs during our trip in Ireland. Each of which provided much better service and a more appealing ambiance. Don't expect the Louis Fitzgerald to have many of the amenities they advertise. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.

Dineing room Mgr. most helpful. Our whole experience at the hotel was very good. Parking was great and free. The hotel seemed very secure and well staffed.

This is a very nice hotel which we booked at an excellent price. Our room was very spacious and clean. It's off the road a bit so it's quiet. Our beds were very comfortable, and we had a little refrigerator in the room. The front desk staff were helpful with directions. The LUAS station is about a 15 or 20 minute walk away, so you can just park your car at the hotel (no charge) and use public transportation.

The location to the Luas was good. Not too far of a walk. If travelling with older adults, not a good place to stay unless you want to pay for cabs. Staff was friendly and helpful. Good base for travelling around the country.

Great location, not too far from red cow luas stop. And a short walk to tallaght. Right along bus routes so getting there is a breeze. Take Dublin Coach to the hotel for only 5 euro.