Find 2 Star Hotels in Dun Laoghaire from SAR 205

"Great location, very friendly staff and great value overall"

"Nice stay in good area"

"First rate staff - went out of their way to ensure an easy check-in/check-out. comfortable bedding. good amount of road noise, but tolerable if you adjust your evening/morning to it. adjoining pub has great atmosphere and food."

"This was an authentic stay, yes you get street noises, and occasionally the bar downstairs depending on your room. But the space was nice, the area was walkable, the people were kind. They do give you complimentary ear plugs already in the room. It was a nice experience in quaint space. "

"Good hostel. Each bed has plugs, light and a ledge which was nice to use. No curtains. Downfall would be no communal showers so although there was a shower in the room you might have to wait for others in the room. There were two additional toilets downstairs. Kitchen was nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Walkable to almost everything. Upstairs rooms are probably quieter at night."

"Great place to stay as a whole. But super warm everywhere and all the time."

"Decent hotel in a good location."

"Excellent stay at the Leevin Hostel. Just stayed the one night, but the facilities there (kitchen, communal rooms, garden etc) are fantastic, so could have easily stayed longer. The venue is clean and well lit. The hallways are quirky, like an old country mansion which I quite liked. Staff are incredibly patient and helpful. Would highly recommend."

"When out to the store to find some milk for my 2 year old and it felt very unsafe. Also the room didn’t have anywhere I could store the milk after I purchased it. "

"Our stay at the Jackson Court Hotel was wonderful. Friendly and helpful staff, great breakfast, and convenient location!"

"Lovely guesthouse. Friendly staff, nicely decorated rooms. Compact but clean and tidy. Housekeeping everyday was excellent with fresh bottles of water in the room. Quiet location too. Family friendly. My only complaint is that the breakfast room wasn’t big enough to accommodate all the guests and there was no booking system which means often there was a lengthy queue and it could feel rushed."