Dublin, Ireland hotels

Any recommendations for accessible hotels in Dublin?

Thanks!

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We tend to use Premier Inn hotels. Our last stay in July was at one at the Dublin Airport. They are not luxury hotels but are clean and well managed. They do not provide ice nor wash cloths. However I have stayed at several "high-end" hotels in Britain that also didn't have ice nor wash cloths. The beds are very comfortable. You need to be careful to reserve an accessible room.

We tend to use Premier Inn hotels. Our last stay in July was at one at the Dublin Airport. They are not luxury hotels but are clean and well managed. They do not provide ice nor wash cloths. However I have stayed at several "high-end" hotels in Britain that also didn't have ice nor wash cloths. The beds are very comfortable. You need to be careful to reserve an accessible room.

Thanks for the info!

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http://www.thespencerhotel.com

Have stayed here several times - nice hotel, pleasant staff and very convenient location :)

Just checked on the website and they have 9 accessible rooms

We tend to use Premier Inn hotels. Our last stay in July was at one at the Dublin Airport. They are not luxury hotels but are clean and well managed. They do not provide ice nor wash cloths. However I have stayed at several "high-end" hotels in Britain that also didn't have ice nor wash cloths. The beds are very comfortable. You need to be careful to reserve an accessible room.

Ice and wash cloths would be unusual items in most U.K. Or Irish hotels :)

Haven't had a flannel ( wash cloth ) in my home for many years :D

.......nor had much use for ice, given our weather :cool: