Just back from 2 1/2 weeks in Ireland and many stays in B+B's. The Roxford Lodge was one of the better ones. Ireland - and especially Dublin - are very expensive, so Roxford was all in all, good value. It's not in the heart of downtown (a plus in our books), so be prepared for a walk to see the... more

This hotel was in a quiet residential neighbourhood in the most expensive, posh area of Dublin (according to the cab driver). It's at the southeast corner of the city, at a walkable distance to get to the city centre (although about 20-30 mins from Temple Bar & everything north of the Liffey, etc.) But it's really comfortable & quiet (you... more

A lovely area. Quiet and just a short bus ride to city (although is walkable!) or to the port. The staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were lovely and unlike some comments, we actually used our sauna and enjoyed it!! The staff gave us pots of tea and biscuits on request - none of which were charged for! The rooms... more

This hotel is quiet and in a pretty part of Dublin, and its location on bus routes 4 and 7 makes it convenient to access the heart of the city (about a 10-minute ride away). However, don't be fooled by the photos on their website! It sounds like some of the rooms have been renovated; unfortunately we did not get... more

We stayed at the Roxford Lodge for 2 nights in August 2008. On arrival we were greeted by a friendly lady who showed us to our rooms, which were very nice and clean. Our room was at the back and was very quiet, even at the front the road outside does not seem very busy at night. The only strange... more

I stayed for one night as I was visiting Dublin to go to a family wedding. I found the hotel staff very helpful and polite. I had asked beforehand to have early access to my room (checkout is at noon). I arrived at 11 and I was able to get into my room immediately (as I needed to change clothes... more

Although we found the sauna in the room to be a little odd and took up valuable space in such a small room, we really enjoyed our stay. Everything was extremely clean, the room was quiet, and the breakfast was very good. A good value for a hotel so close to all of the sites downtown. more

There are a flight of steps leading to the property so make sure you can carry your own bag, there is no-one to help you. Check in was slow, we waited 20 mins for our coffee to be delivered to our room on arrival. It was the consistency of sludge so we walked the 20 mins into town to find... more

My two sisters and I stayed at the Roxford Lodge Hotel for three nights in June. We found it online after looking at many other properties in Dublin that were either very expensive or in a noisy bar district or booked far ahead of time. We were thrilled with our choice! The lovely receptionists were very easy to coordinate with... more