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Hotel Maples House
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- No-smoking room
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Maples House
79-81 Iona Road, Dublin
Parking directly by the hotelWireless LAN in room
53.366 -6.263
Hotel info Maples House
Hotel built in 1900, Last complete renovation 2005, Number of floors 2, Total number of rooms 22, Number of single rooms 5, Number of double rooms 13, of which are suitable as three-bed rooms 3, of which are suitable as four-bed rooms 1, Hotel, City hotel, Business hotel, Trade fair hotel, family-run hotel, child-friendly hotel, Family hotel
- Style of hotel and ambience
- The family-run Maples House Hotel in Dublin welcomes its guests into a cosy atmosphere. The modern equipped rooms leave nothing to be desired. In the elegant bay-windowed restaurant, exquisite Irish and international cuisines are served. The Edwardian lounge bar of the Maples House Hotel invites to relax after an eventful day.
- Special features of the hotel
- Please note that this hotel does not accept American Express credit card, bookings will not be held if this card details are given as a guarantee of booking. All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, ensuite, Flat Screen Plasma TV's. The hotel has recently been refurbished to a very high standard & is an ideal base for business trips and weekend breaks.Our Motto; ‘We want you to be our personal guest with a home from home experience’
- Reception open
- 00:00 - 24:00
- Reception manned at weekends
- 00:00 - 24:00
- Earliest check-in
- 14:00
- Latest check-out
- 12:00
- Free services for HRS guests
- Parking directly by the hotel, Wireless LAN in room
- Hotel location, surroundings and sights
- The Maples House Hotel is quietly located in a residential area in the North of Dublin. The lively city centre with numerous shops, restaurants and galleries is conveniently reachable by bus. The National Writer’s Museum, the Trinity College and the countless churches are worth visiting.
Customer's rating
7.8/10 PointsI felt very well cared for at this hotel
in keeping with its category and value-for-money.
- How warmly were you welcomed?
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8,8/10
- How willing were staff to help?
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8,7/10
- Atmosphere at the hotel
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7,8/10
- Hotel facilities
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7,9/10
- Room facilities
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7,3/10
- Cleanliness
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8,2/10
- Sanitary equipment
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6,7/10
- Size of room
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5,9/10
- The quality of breakfast
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7,3/10
- Restaurant quality
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8,6/10
- Value for money
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8,3/10
Room facilities
- Wireless LAN with Internet access in rooms Hourly rate 0
- Cable TV
- TV remote control
- Desk
- Telephone by the bed
- Voicemail
- Internet access
- Windows for opening
- Make-up mirror
- Full-length mirror
- Hairdryer
- Bathroom with shower
- Emergency information
- Plan of emergency exits
Hotel facilities
- Reception (lobby)
- Conference rooms 1
- Conference facilities for up to 90 people
- TV room
- Reading room
- No-smoking room 11
- Family rooms available 2 Maximum of 4 people per family room
- Children's beds/cots 1
- Hotel safe
- Air conditioning in public areas
- Restaurant(s) 1 open from 17:00.00 until 22:00.00
- Hotel bar
- Café/bistro
- Garden terrace
- Fire alarm
- Smoke detectors
- Video surveillance of entrances
- Video surveillance of hotel lobby
- Video surveillance of hallways
- ATM
In-house services
- English-speaking staff available during the day
- English-speaking staff available at night
- Free daily newspapers
- Evening entertainment
- Vegetarian food available
- Wholefood available
- Diabetic food available
Accepted payment methods
- Visa
- Eurocard/MasterCard
Surroundings of the hotel
- 2,0 km
Cities/locations: O Connell Street - 8,0 km
Airports: Dublin Airport - 4,0 km
Highways: M50
Directions to hotel
From Westmoreland Street or O Connell Street take bus numbers 19/19a/13, and get off at Botanic Road.
Coming from the M50 - go north bound and exit at M1 follow the road in the direction of city centre, pass Fagans Pub on the Drumcondra Road on the right hand side and take the 4th right turn on to St. Alphonsus Road.Coming from O'Connell Street in direction of the Airport . . . take the first turn left after Quinn's pub this is St. Alphonsus Road which connects directly with Iona Road . . . the hotel is on the right.
Newest comments first
positiv: The premises have a warm welcoming old world homey atmosphere. The restaurant menu looked good, but I did not actually eat there. The bed was comfortable.
negativ: My room arrangement was a bit awkward, with two beds lined up against a very narrow shape. The TV was mounted high on the wall and could only be comfortably viewed from one corner of the room. The "coffee making" in the room was Nescafé. Breakfast was served too late to suit travellers catching an early flight out. Although I asked for a quite room, it was in fact quite noisy, being near the bar and kitchen. There doesn't seem to be a lift -- at least I wasn't told about it, nor was I offered any help with my heavy bag up the stairs. The location is a bit isolated in the middle of a residential district. It is a walkable distance to downtown, but I wouln't call it "close".
positiv: Nice atmosphere, offering the option to relax after an overloaded day schedule either to the restaurant or the Irish bar of the hotel.
negativ: There was a problem with the hotel's wi-fi network from day two of my accomondation. The staff was not very helpful in solving the problem, so I had to deal with the danger remaining for 4 days without access to my e-mails and office network. It was really frustrating because I had to find access to internet hot spots in the center of the city, between my bussiness apointments, which added more stress in my very strict program. I was disapointed from this because the wi-fi service was one of the main reasons picking up this hotel.