An opulent Dublin Airport hotel with bistro dining and superb conference facilities'Overlooking a serene park, Crowne Plaza® Dublin Airport hotel is only a seven-minute drive away from Dublin Airport (DUB) on our eco-friendly, electric shuttle bus.
We are easily accessible via the M50 and M1 motorways, and Dublin City Centre can be reached in 15 minutes by car. Explore the Guinness Storehouse and enrol in a whisky cocktail-making class at the Jameson Distillery in the city centre. Visit Trinity College Library to admire the Book of Kells. Experience the energy of Gaelic football at Croke Park or an Aviva Stadium concert.Our dedicated Conference and Events Centre offers everything from private boardrooms to a versatile
event suite suitable for a conference, gala dinner, awards ceremony or other events for up to 650 guests. Our experienced Crowne Plaza Meetings Director will ensure everything runs smoothly.At this hotel, you can enjoy free superfast 400mbps WiFi, a complimentary 24-hour airport shuttle bus, and secure onsite parking.Our Touzai Restaurant serves an extensive breakfast from delicious local produce. After dinner, relax with a chilled glass of wine, a refreshing cocktail or a cold pint in the refined Cinnabar Social bar.A great night's sleep is assured with our Sleep Advantage® Programme, featuring premium bedding, quiet zones and guaranteed wake-up calls.
"I would have given this hotel a 9-star rating, deducting one point for its relatively remote location from the city center, which made getting to many places a bit inconvenient. However, the hotel's environment is truly excellent, with a beautiful park right across the street. The rooms are spacious and clean, and everything else was great. But now I'm giving it a 6-star rating, and the three lost points are due to a Caucasian night manager in the lobby.
On the day I arrived, my friend and I were having drinks at the hotel lobby bar. We talked and laughed normally for about two hours. Just as we were about to finish, this manager rudely and disdainfully told us we were being loud and insulted us by saying, 'You are toxic to others.' I felt he said this out of discrimination against us as Asians. If he thought we were loud, he could have warned us at the beginning of our conversation. Instead, he waited until we were almost done to make groundless accusations with a terrible attitude and directly told us to leave. Furthermore, I believe our voices were normal throughout, no different from other guests who frequented the lobby bar.
Another issue occurred one morning when my wife told me someone entered our room without knocking. After seeing my wife, they just said sorry and left. My wife then informed me, and I reported it to the front desk. The manager there said they would contact me later to confirm if it was a hotel employee, but by the time I checked out, I still didn't know who had entered our room, as they never got back to me."