Park Inn Dublin: Overview

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Average std. room/night
£130.76 – £182.28

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Smithfield Village, Dublin, 7, Ireland…
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This contemporary hotel is located in Dublin's up-and-coming Smithfield Village. The hotel's design is sleek and modern, combining the old walls of the Jameson Distillery with new glass and steel features. There is a large bar/restaurant on-site, which often features traditional Irish music. The bedrooms are comfortable, with particularly funky sinks. If you get a chance to stay in a suite, they are spectacular: all three have balconies with views of Dublin city, and a circular, glass-block bathroom with a jacuzzi in the centre of the room. Check out their website for a tour.

Chain: Park Inn, Type: Hotel

Amenities and leisure activities

Room Amenities:

• Air Conditioning (In Room)
• Telephone
• Television (Cable/Satellite)
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Television

User reviews

2 stars too many

The Park Inn, formally known as the Chief O'Neill's Hotel, could be the worst hotel in Dublin. The Chief O'Neill's might have once been a unique, modern hotel that would appeal to a trendy posh crowd but now all that remains is a dirty glimpse of what was. My guess is that the former owners abadoned this hotel rather than giving it the face lift it badly needs and sold it to Park Inn and they merely changed the sigh outside. The rooms are tiny, the bathrooms dirty, the sheets had cigarette burns, the lobby bathroom sinks are broken, the bartender had to be told that we were waiting for a drink (we were the only ones at the bar!), the tap was broken, the prices are outrageous.

15 Jun 2008 | A Yahoo! User

Chic & cheap. It's the perfect hotel!

I was genuinely impressed by Chief O'Neill's Hotel. The room design is ununsual (in the true sense of the word) and very contemporary. The murals on the main hotel walls are to be seen! \nAll mod-cons (for non-self-catering accommodation) are included and breakfast is the buffet-style feast you would expect from a 'full Irish'. \nStaff are friendly and very accommodating and the location is quiet, though only a ten-or-so minute walk from the Temple Bar region and Dublin city centre. \nLook out for some great website deals, too. We paid an extremely fair tarrif. \nI will not hesitate to recommend Chief O'Neill's to anyone and I would definitely return.

05 Jun 2005 | A Yahoo! User