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The Lansdowne Hotel

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to The Lansdowne Hotel, your cozy retreat in the heart of Dublin, just a stone's throw away from the vibrant city center! Located at 27-29 Pembroke Road, this delightful 3-star hotel offers an unforgettable blend of comfort and convenience, making it the ideal base for your Irish adventure. With room rates starting from just $168, your wallet can breathe easy while you explore the charms of Dublin.

Bedroom, Bed in The Lansdowne Hotel
Bedroom, Bed in The Lansdowne Hotel

Rooms

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1 Queen Size Bed

1 Double Bed

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160 sqft

Double/Queen Room

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Double Room with a queen-size double bed . All rooms are equipped with hairdryers, cable TV, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities, writing desk, table and chairs. Irons and ironing boards are available on request.

Double Room in The Lansdowne Hotel

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1 Double Bed

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160 sqft

Double Room

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Shower

Indulge in a cozy stay for 2 adults and 1 child in our Double Room with a comfortable double bed and a private bathroom, set in a 161 sqft space. No smoking allowed.

Triple Room in The Lansdowne Hotel

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1 Twin Bed

1 Double Bed

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270 sqft

Double, Triple

Private Bathroom

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Shower

Experience comfort in our spacious Triple Room, perfect for 3 adults and 2 children. Rest in a cozy Twin and Double bed setup, with the convenience of a private bathroom.

Discover More

Rise and shine with a hearty breakfast to kickstart your day of discovery! The Lansdowne Hotel features a fabulous restaurant where you can fuel up before diving into the bustling streets. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, perfect for sharing your travel tales in real time. Fancy a nightcap after a day of exploring? Head to the bar, or indulge in room service! With amenities like meeting and banquet facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and non-smoking rooms, you’ll have everything you need for a top-notch stay.

Property building in The Lansdowne Hotel
Property building in The Lansdowne Hotel

Experience the Best

With over 2,122 glowing reviews, The Lansdowne Hotel has quickly become a traveler’s favorite. Guests rave about the friendly staff and impeccably clean rooms, all while appreciating the hotel’s peaceful ambiance. Whether you're in Dublin for business or leisure, this charming spot offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Get ready to make memories at The Lansdowne Hotel, where every stay feels like a mini holiday!

Bedroom, Bed in The Lansdowne Hotel
Bedroom, Bed in The Lansdowne Hotel

Plan Your Stay

After fueling up with a delicious breakfast at the hotel's British restaurant, get ready to dive into Dublin's rich tapestry of culture and history. With so much to see and do just outside your doorstep, whether it's wandering along the River Liffey or exploring the cobbled streets of Temple Bar, each day provides new adventures. Don’t forget your camera! The city is full of photo-worthy spots, from the stunning Georgian architecture to the lively street performers.

Restaurant/places to eat in The Lansdowne Hotel
Lounge or bar in The Lansdowne Hotel

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Room service

Meeting/Banquet facilities

Bar

24-hour front desk

Non-smoking rooms

Restaurant/places to eat in The Lansdowne Hotel
Bathroom in The Lansdowne Hotel

Restaurant

Restaurant #1

British

English/Irish breakfast in The Lansdowne Hotel
Restaurant/places to eat in The Lansdowne Hotel
Property building in The Lansdowne Hotel
To put into context, I have often paid a lot, lot more, in hotels with a greater "star rating" and received considerably less in all aspects. From the moment I arrived, the staff at the desk were fantastic and, very kindly, I was upgraded from a double room to a suite, which I was not expecting. Now, I have in the past booked suites in various cities and this suite, whilst not huge, was one of if not the most comfortable I have ever been in. The hotel is in a beautiful part of Dublin and typically an expensive part too, this was without doubt the best value for money room I have ever had; not exaggerating but in the past I have paid ten times what I paid here for a suite in certain cities at five star hotels, yet this, whilst smaller than those rooms, was far more comfortable and cosy feeling, which is often hard to create in a hotel in a city centre. It had a king size bed which was very comfy and a wall mounted TV, along with the usual amenities; a separate living room with a very comfy sofa and another TV along with tea and coffee facilities plus a writing desk/workspace. The whole room was spotless, the staff were far more attentive than in a lot of other hotels I have stayed in. The bathroom was very clean and whilst it wasn't enormous, it only had a shower, it worked and honestly I didn't need more; for example I have paid a lot more for a similar room in the past, to find the shower only produces a trickle of water, well everything here worked perfectly and again, was spotless. The hotel itself, is an old beautiful town house and it retains that "homely" atmosphere throughout, it didn't try to be anything it wasn't and as a result, did not come across as cold or bland, really nice vibe. The Den Bar, produced more like restaurant quality food than that of a pub, absolutely exceptional and great value for money. Cannot rate the staff highly enough, so welcoming and friendly and sorted me a taxi without any fuss.

James

My initial room was very small and affected by the noise sounding like air-con generators. I would not have been able to sleep with that. I asked at reception if there were works around the area as I was not 100% sure it was due to generators or maybe some work in progress which may have stopped at night. It turned out it was the noise from kitchen generators. The reception staff came to investigate and immediately offered me a replacement room. I was happy with the new room and appreciated the helpful staff. Pleasant stay overall

Valeria

The location is good. You can walk to central Dublin in about 15-30 minutes, depending on where you're going and the price reflects that distance. I'm a big walker so I enjoyed that. There are loads of buses, taxis and trams available as well. Staff is super friendly and helpful. We left our bags with them twice and they were very nice about it. The rooms are small but clean. We had 3 in a room and survived just fine! Hot water is good and plentiful. We were very satisfied.

Delia

The location of the hotel is great. It's just far enough out from the center to be like a real neighborhood with plenty of shops close by. I had the breakfast once and it was good but I had to pay extra. The staff was super helpful. My room was quiet. The lobby was well appointed, the building in good repair and if I needed anything, the staff was quick to respond. The pub downstairs was great. I went down almost every night.

Maria

We chose it for the location (convenient for both UCD and downtown) and the price. The area is very nice and on several bus routes. The room was somewhat small but well laid out and most importantly the mattress was comfortable. A few too many spiderwebs in window corners, but otherwise clean. Breakfast was good, and there are several other options nearby, as well as Tesco, etc.

Ioanna

To put into context, I have often paid a lot, lot more, in hotels with a greater "star rating" and received considerably less in all aspects. From the moment I arrived, the staff at the desk were fantastic and, very kindly, I was upgraded from a double room to a suite, which I was not expecting. Now, I have in the past booked suites in various cities and this suite, whilst not huge, was one of if not the most comfortable I have ever been in. The hotel is in a beautiful part of Dublin and typically an expensive part too, this was without doubt the best value for money room I have ever had; not exaggerating but in the past I have paid ten times what I paid here for a suite in certain cities at five star hotels, yet this, whilst smaller than those rooms, was far more comfortable and cosy feeling, which is often hard to create in a hotel in a city centre. It had a king size bed which was very comfy and a wall mounted TV, along with the usual amenities; a separate living room with a very comfy sofa and another TV along with tea and coffee facilities plus a writing desk/workspace. The whole room was spotless, the staff were far more attentive than in a lot of other hotels I have stayed in. The bathroom was very clean and whilst it wasn't enormous, it only had a shower, it worked and honestly I didn't need more; for example I have paid a lot more for a similar room in the past, to find the shower only produces a trickle of water, well everything here worked perfectly and again, was spotless. The hotel itself, is an old beautiful town house and it retains that "homely" atmosphere throughout, it didn't try to be anything it wasn't and as a result, did not come across as cold or bland, really nice vibe. The Den Bar, produced more like restaurant quality food than that of a pub, absolutely exceptional and great value for money. Cannot rate the staff highly enough, so welcoming and friendly and sorted me a taxi without any fuss.

James

My initial room was very small and affected by the noise sounding like air-con generators. I would not have been able to sleep with that. I asked at reception if there were works around the area as I was not 100% sure it was due to generators or maybe some work in progress which may have stopped at night. It turned out it was the noise from kitchen generators. The reception staff came to investigate and immediately offered me a replacement room. I was happy with the new room and appreciated the helpful staff. Pleasant stay overall

Valeria

The location is good. You can walk to central Dublin in about 15-30 minutes, depending on where you're going and the price reflects that distance. I'm a big walker so I enjoyed that. There are loads of buses, taxis and trams available as well. Staff is super friendly and helpful. We left our bags with them twice and they were very nice about it. The rooms are small but clean. We had 3 in a room and survived just fine! Hot water is good and plentiful. We were very satisfied.

Delia

The location of the hotel is great. It's just far enough out from the center to be like a real neighborhood with plenty of shops close by. I had the breakfast once and it was good but I had to pay extra. The staff was super helpful. My room was quiet. The lobby was well appointed, the building in good repair and if I needed anything, the staff was quick to respond. The pub downstairs was great. I went down almost every night.

Maria

We chose it for the location (convenient for both UCD and downtown) and the price. The area is very nice and on several bus routes. The room was somewhat small but well laid out and most importantly the mattress was comfortable. A few too many spiderwebs in window corners, but otherwise clean. Breakfast was good, and there are several other options nearby, as well as Tesco, etc.

Ioanna

To put into context, I have often paid a lot, lot more, in hotels with a greater "star rating" and received considerably less in all aspects. From the moment I arrived, the staff at the desk were fantastic and, very kindly, I was upgraded from a double room to a suite, which I was not expecting. Now, I have in the past booked suites in various cities and this suite, whilst not huge, was one of if not the most comfortable I have ever been in. The hotel is in a beautiful part of Dublin and typically an expensive part too, this was without doubt the best value for money room I have ever had; not exaggerating but in the past I have paid ten times what I paid here for a suite in certain cities at five star hotels, yet this, whilst smaller than those rooms, was far more comfortable and cosy feeling, which is often hard to create in a hotel in a city centre. It had a king size bed which was very comfy and a wall mounted TV, along with the usual amenities; a separate living room with a very comfy sofa and another TV along with tea and coffee facilities plus a writing desk/workspace. The whole room was spotless, the staff were far more attentive than in a lot of other hotels I have stayed in. The bathroom was very clean and whilst it wasn't enormous, it only had a shower, it worked and honestly I didn't need more; for example I have paid a lot more for a similar room in the past, to find the shower only produces a trickle of water, well everything here worked perfectly and again, was spotless. The hotel itself, is an old beautiful town house and it retains that "homely" atmosphere throughout, it didn't try to be anything it wasn't and as a result, did not come across as cold or bland, really nice vibe. The Den Bar, produced more like restaurant quality food than that of a pub, absolutely exceptional and great value for money. Cannot rate the staff highly enough, so welcoming and friendly and sorted me a taxi without any fuss.

James

My initial room was very small and affected by the noise sounding like air-con generators. I would not have been able to sleep with that. I asked at reception if there were works around the area as I was not 100% sure it was due to generators or maybe some work in progress which may have stopped at night. It turned out it was the noise from kitchen generators. The reception staff came to investigate and immediately offered me a replacement room. I was happy with the new room and appreciated the helpful staff. Pleasant stay overall

Valeria

The location is good. You can walk to central Dublin in about 15-30 minutes, depending on where you're going and the price reflects that distance. I'm a big walker so I enjoyed that. There are loads of buses, taxis and trams available as well. Staff is super friendly and helpful. We left our bags with them twice and they were very nice about it. The rooms are small but clean. We had 3 in a room and survived just fine! Hot water is good and plentiful. We were very satisfied.

Delia

The location of the hotel is great. It's just far enough out from the center to be like a real neighborhood with plenty of shops close by. I had the breakfast once and it was good but I had to pay extra. The staff was super helpful. My room was quiet. The lobby was well appointed, the building in good repair and if I needed anything, the staff was quick to respond. The pub downstairs was great. I went down almost every night.

Maria

We chose it for the location (convenient for both UCD and downtown) and the price. The area is very nice and on several bus routes. The room was somewhat small but well laid out and most importantly the mattress was comfortable. A few too many spiderwebs in window corners, but otherwise clean. Breakfast was good, and there are several other options nearby, as well as Tesco, etc.

Ioanna

Location

27-29 Pembroke Road, Dublin, D4, Ireland

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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