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Jurys Burlington Hotel Dublin [edit info]
Upper Leeson Street
Dublin, Ireland
Description:Setting the standard for quality, service and hospitality, the Burlington Hotel Dublin is a welcome haven of elegance and comfort. Conveniently located in the heart of Georgian Dublin, this elegant property is just a 5-minute walk from the city centre. Moreover, the hotel is also close-by to Stephen's Green and Grafton Street, perfect for both business and leisure. Each beautifully appointed guestroom is designed to provide you with ample workspace and the ultimate in comfort. An attentive room service is also available for your convenience. You can dine in elegance of the in-house Sussex Restaurant that serves excellent international cuisine in a spectacular setting. The Diplomat Restaurant is a great place to relish delicious European cuisine as well as finest traditional Irish fare. Guests can also enjoy fine drinks at any of the onsite cosy bars, as well as some light snacks at the lobby lounge. Offering 6 conference suites and 16 dedicated meeting rooms along with a well-equipped business centre, the Burlington Hotel is the ideal destination for all your important business and social events. Health conscious guests can workout at the onsite gymnasium. Furthermore, for entertainment, guests can visit the cool and sophisticated Club Anabel, Dublin's premier nightclub located on the premises.
Amenities:Business Center, Room Service, High-speed Internet, Fitness Room, Restaurant, Parking, Handicap Accessible, Concierge, Valet Parking, Tour Desk, Bar / Lounge, Gymnasium, Elevator / Lift, 24 Hour Reception, Babysitting / Child Services, Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Housekeeping, Banquet Facilities, Conference Room(s), Currency Exchange, Safe-Deposit Box, Security Guard, Mini Bar, Cable / Satellite TV, Secretarial Service, Connecting Rooms, Bath / Hot Tub, Porters, Wake-up Service, Meeting Rooms, Coffee / Tea Maker, Hair Dryer, Complimentary Toiletries, Modem / Data Port, TV, CD Player, Laundry service
Description:
The Burlington Hotel is located south of St Stephen's Green, just a short walk outside Dublin City Centre. One of the best 4 star Dublin conference hotels, it is easy to reach by car on the N11 and is right next major to bus routes. Bursting with life, glamour and gossip, the Burlington Hotel showcases the Ireland of the 21st Century. This luxury Dublin hotel is principally renowned as one of the Dublin largest conference hotels. It is also particular favourite among visitors searching for a little extra luxury as well as a friendly open atmosphere. Some of Ireland's top events are held in the hotel's conference centre, which boasts 6 state-of-the-art conference suites. As well as the free wireless Internet access in public areas, you are sure to be seduced be hotel's vibrant bar and restaurant, where a fresh and seasonal ingredients are combined together to produce spectacular culinary results.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations received within 48 hours of arrival will incur a charge equal to the cost of the first night's stay.
Facilities:
Air conditioning, Recently renovated, Lift/elevator, Access for disabled, Credit card accepted, Bar, Restaurant, Laundry service, Currency exchange, Room service - 24 hour, Room service - limited hour, Room service - full menu, Front desk - safety deposit box, Front desk - 24 hour, Front desk - fax service, Concierge, City guide, City maps, Tourist information, Luggage room, Personal newspapers, Conference room, Meeting room, Business center, Banqueting service, Gym, Individually controlled air conditioning, Heating, Cot available upon request, Rooms with view, Rooms with view available upon request, Iron and ironing boards in room, Iron and ironing board available on request, Hairdryer in room, Hairdryer available on request, Safe, Non-smoking rooms available upon request, Mini bar, Direct dial phone, Telephone, Internet plug, High speed Internet connection, Radio, Writing desk, Groups welcome, Congress facilities, Cable TV, Additional beds, Free coffee and tea making facilities

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From: Mrs Siobhan O'Connor Mr John O'Connor, United Kingdom
Date of Stay: July, 2008
recently refurbished, nice hotel very handy to dublin centre but in quiet part of town. good breakfast.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: October, 2008
Had a fabulous stay in this hotel. The bed in the room was the most comfortable I have ever stayed in - It was almost waist high and took three pillows across . The staff were very friendly and helpful and there is a taxi rank right outside the hotel which for 8 euro got us into town in less than ten mins. There is also a bank link right across the road. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
I found the desk service very poor. There were plenty of people behind the front desk but none were interested in serving the people lined up. There is no air conditioning in the rooms so if you had to open the window, outside noise was a problem.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: May, 2008
Highly recomended. The staff were absolutely fantastic and very friendly.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: October, 2008
very very poor level of service
 
From: GREGORIO MALAVOLTI, Italy
Date of Stay: April, 2008
Pricing was very good with their opening offer (84 Euros a double including breakfast). Otherwise expensive.
 
From: A Manley
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Lovely hotel, great service, complimentary room upgrade much appreciated.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Very helpful front office/door staff. Although Dublin is a relatively compact city, if you are there to see the main areas (ie Temple Bar and surrounding area) would recommend a hotel closer to the action. Hotel primarily services business sector rather than the tourist. Free car park was a bonus. Smoking and non smoking rooms on same floor meant the corridors often smelt of cigarettes. On 2 occasions glass ware not cleaned yet returned to room as though had been. Rooms starting to feel a little worn although comfortable. Very hard pillows, room had view of neighbouring flats.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: September, 2008
A top quality, modern hotel with an excellent restaurant and bar and a large central foyer to meet up and relax. Situated in a nice area to the south of the city centre, it's easy to get to by bus or taxis from the airport (~30 mins journey) and ~15 mins walk into the city centre (including a stroll through the park!). At €22 the breakfast is a little on the pricey side (Welcome to Dublin...!), but you can really fill your boots to set yourself up for the day enjoying Dublin's attractions! At the discounted prices we enjoyed by booking through LateRooms.com, it was the perfect place to stay for a weekend away with some mates, and I'd certainly recommend it to others. Apparently it's a favourite with the rugby teams that come to play at Lansdown Road, so you know it's a quality hotel. The guys behind the bar also know how to make an excellent Mojito!
 
From: Richard McCormick
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Was All-Ireland game weekend so Hotel was in chaos, hence this may not reflect 'normal' service. Queued for breakfast on the Sunday morning for a good 20 mins. Quality of breakfast was low and we could not get coffee even after asking several times. Abandoned breakfast and bought it elsewhere. Room was not exceprional for the price, though clean and functional. Location for the city was good with a short walk to St Stephen's green.
 
From: P Kenyon
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Hotel was clean, close to a well served bus route and about a 10 minute walk from St Stephen's Green. Good value at 99 Euros per night.
 
From: Donna Redgate
Date of Stay: September, 2008
the time spent at The Burlington Hotel was most enjoyable. Myself and my husband stayed for three nights. Laterooms.com were able to offer the best price for this hotel. The hotel for me personally was ideally situated just outside Dublin's main city centre and took approximately 15 minutes to walk at a nice leisurely pace into the town via a lovely park. The staff were very helpful and the hotel itself had recently been re-furbished. I would definately use this hotel again and recommend it to friend and family.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Important to note that not all rooms have internet access (even hardcable)
 
From: CONOR SHERRY
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Overall very impressed with hotel given that room cost just €99 for the Friday night I stayed. Must've been a deal as rack rate stated as €300 per person, which would be was over-priced. Very big hotel, a little walk to get to the room. Room itself comfortable and clean as was rest of the hotel. Only issue with room was that TV channel list was non-existant and channels themselves were randomly set-up, hardly a major complaint! Could also have been made clearer on arrival that parking for guests was free. Taxi-rank outside hotel was very handy. Don't be expecting a genuine 'Irish' or 'Dublin' experience at the hotel though, I didn't encounter any Irish staff members. Didn't try any of the food at the hotel.
 
From: Phillip Eddens
Date of Stay: September, 2008
I found the staff very helpful but was disappointed by firstly finding the cerial bowls contaminated by either a blue ring in the bottom which appeared to be remanents from the dishwasher or very small particles in the bottom. The bowls with the rings were removed but the others remained.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: September, 2008
I quite agree with the other reviews that this isn't a 4 star hotel and nor is the food, i ordered some bespoke sausage and mash and although it was good to look at the mash had a distinct 'instant' texture and taste to it. Overall however it's not a poor hotel but it unfortunately doesn't live up to the the grandeur of the reception.
 
From: May Lim
Date of Stay: September, 2008
Hotel is nice, but room a bit small, location is slightly away from city centre, but reachable with public transport - bus stop right in front of hotel. Concierge are very friendly. Gym is equipped for a good workout in the morning.
 
From: C.M. Gallagher
Date of Stay: September, 2008
The Burlington is located slightly out of the city centre in a very upmarket residential area that is only a short bus or taxi ride away from St. Stephens Green. That was a benefit for us as we wanted to be away from the noisey temple bar area!! We were very impressed with The Burlington... it is very modern, the rooms were very spacious and immaculate with all the amenities you would expect from a 4* hotel, the beds were extremely comfortable and all the staff were friendly and helpful. Bellini's Bar was lovely, it had the feel of a trendy city centre bar and although the drinks were expensive, they were typical of most of Dublin's bars. We didn't eat at the hotel so cannot comment on the food but would recommend Bewleys on Grafton street for the full works for breakfast! I got an amazing deal on laterooms for this hotel - would highly recommend The Burlington to anyone going to Dublin.
 
From: Lorna Brookes
Date of Stay: August, 2008
The Burlington is a clean and modern hotel. We only stayed there 1 night. We were amazed at how long it took to walk to from the city centre - about 40 minutes, we thought we'd never get there. We got taxi's to and from St Stephen's green after that - it was only about 6 euros and then you can walk into town easily. The room was fine - modern - everything you need although the bathroon was very small and they gave us the last room on the 4th floor which was a long walk from the lift! I wouldn't stay again as it was a bit too much out of the way.
 
From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous.
Date of Stay: August, 2008
The hotel was very nice, but we had two beds pushed together rather than an actual double/kingsize bed. It was comfortable but unusual! As for the location, it's good if you don't mind a walk into town as it's about 10 mins from St Stephen's Green and about 15 mins walk back from the pubs on Merrion Row. We found the cabs cheap and plentiful, so it wasn't too much hassle to get anywhere (5 mins and €5 to Town, Pearse Station for the Dart, etc). The left luggage facility with the concierge and the front desk is all very polite and efficient and we couldn't fault it on that point. The only big dissapointment was that there weren't any biscuits to enjoy with a cup of tea in the bedroom, which we considered highly unusual for a 4* hotel.All in all we liked it and would recommend it to our friends, but we'd let them know that there may be one or two alternatives that they may prefer.
 

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