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Totally luxury from the moment you walk in, service is second to none. didn't have a chance to eat there but will certainly ensure we do next time. Cocktails served in the lounge are fabulous! The staff are attentive beyond the call of duty - whilst it is a bit on the pricey side I can recommend this for a romantic break! Be careful with the mini-bar - the best one I've ever seen in a hotel room!!

It's a Four Seasons, so you can't go wrong. Room? Kept impeccably clean, with any clothes left in the room either folded or hanging in the closet. Food? The best in Ireland and ranks with the best anywhere. And unlike the thin mattresses European's seem to love for some reason, deep comfortable beds American style, with complete fresh linen daily. Huge flat screen TV with all channels, including American. Pricey? Well, yes. But....We flew out of JFK on an overnighter. Very bad weather was forecast, and for those who've flown out of JFK, if someone sneezes in Queens - flights get delayed for hours, I planned on it. But the flight mysteriously departed on-time. Heavy tailwind on the flight as well. Landed early. No hour and half thru Irish Customs either - more like 5 minutes. Long story short, we're standing outside a cold, blustery Dublin Airport - at 4:30 a.m.. What to do? Where to go? Check in is at 3 p.m.. We took a taxi to the hotel, what other choice was there? It's a luxury hotel, we figured they'd take our bags and we'd exhaustedly do - well whatever. Basically wait. When we arrived at the hotel, at something like 5 a.m., the Assistant Manager, Mr. Alan McGrath, greeted us with the Four Seasons smile, and no problem at all, "Your room is ready sir, no need to worry about the check-in time". We were asleep within minutes, and truly enjoyed our Dublin stay.So while pricey, you get what you pay for. Stayed for three nights, and wish we had more time to enjoy the many amenities at the hotel. The pool and spa looked great. The bartenders, wait staff, in fact the entire hotel staff were consummate professionals. While not in the center of Dublin, it's a 25 minute walk to the city center, or a five minute cab ride. We met people who stayed in hotels in the city center, and the pub scene is, well - shall we say exuberant, perhaps a little too exuberant when it comes to wanting some relaxing time. Spend the extra few bucks and experience Dublin staying at a fine hotel with a fine staff.

This hotel did everything right. We arrived early in the morning, after an exhausting red-eye flight from the US. We went straight to the hotel, expecting to hang out in the lobby until our room was ready. We were amazed that the manager was able to get us into our room even though it was 6 hours before our official check-in time. The room itself was wonderful: large room, comfortable bed, and spacious bath area. But the best feature was the staff. They continually went out of their way to accommodate our every desire. During our entire stay we were greeted by name, and always with a smile. The manger who checked us in inquired about our visit when we saw him a couple of days later.The day before we were leaving, we were looking for a book on Dublin but hadn¿¿¿t been able to find anything that worked for us in town. The hotel gift shop was closed, but the manager opened it for us, so we could buy one last gift before we headed home. That type of service leaves a great impression. We were also thrilled with the selection in the lobby restaurant ¿¿¿ and enjoyed both afternoon tea and post-dinner whiskey there.

Absolutely fabulous hotel. I could not fault anything at all. I travel a lot and have stayed in so many hotels and must admit that this one was truly excellent.Full credit should go to all staff that work tirelessly to make everyone welcome and comfortable.Location is good. Not too central, however, it is not necessarily a bad thing. There is a complimentary transport provided for all guests should you wish to visit cental Dublin. Totally unexpected and rather delightful feature.Food was excellent and very enjoyable.Rooms are comfortable, spacious and well appointed. Beds are just amazing! I would recommend this hotel to anyone without any hesitation at all.

We booked the 4 Seasons Dublin as part of our honeymoon, and had high hopes for this special indulgence, but it was far the best hotel we stayed at. Check-in was slow and plagued by poor communication, but at least we had the opportunity to use the lobby computer during the delay. The major plus was that they had a small treat tray waiting for us in the room upon arrival, as well as provided airplane amenities packs upon request. Aside from that we found the price very high for the results of both the room and the restaurant (although the breakfast buffet was the exception). We didn't even sleep well as the air conditioner seemed to be broken. Upon check-out we mentioned this but the guest services manager wasn't interested. Would not recommend this Four Seasons option. Hotel location is also quite far from downtown.