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Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport (formerly Clarion Hotel)

A modern hotel with good amenities, including a reliable restaurant and shuttle bus to the terminals
Rooms 248 (15 executive rooms, 4 family rooms, 2 wheelchair friendly); children welcome (Under 12s free in parents' room; cots available without charge); wheelchair accessible. Lift. 24 hour room service. Room rate about €129. Parking. Closed 24-25 Dec. Amex, Diners, MasterCard, Visa. abbreviations

This large, comfortable Dublin airport hotels right at the airport and formerly known as the Clarion Hotel has recently undergone extensive refurbishment. It makes an ideal meeting place and there is complimentary wifi in the lobby, bar and restaurant.


Bedrooms all have TV and pay movies, and mini-bar; guests may use the ALSAA Leisure Complex swimming pool, gymnasium and sauna free of charge. Well-equipped meeting rooms/conference suites available for groups of up to 300.


Vertigo bar and STIR restaurant offers lively informal food in attractive surroundings. Bright, airy and spacious, the style is refreshingly clean-lined yet comfortable, with lots of deep colours.


The bar also has departure and arrival screens in it so that people can keep an eye on their flights. Courtesy bus to and from the airport terminal (24 hr), and it is also possible to walk.


The Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport is only 10km (6 miles) from the city centre which is easily accessible by bus or taxi. The hotel is also next to the M1 to Belfast (approx. 90 mins) and the M50 orbital motorway.


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Last Updated: 01-04-2018
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