Address: Airside Retail Park, Swords, County Dublin
Dublin · Ireland · 3-star
Premier Inn Dublin Airport
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An ideal location for the airport, Premier Inn Dublin Airport is situated just 1.5 km from Dublin International Airport.
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Location
An ideal location for the airport, Premier Inn Dublin Airport is situated just 1.5 km from Dublin International Airport. For shops and local amenities, Dublin city centre is only 12 km away, and the hotel is located on Airside Retail Park. The railway station is approximately 11 km away.
Rooms
The hotel features a total of 155 carpeted rooms equipped with:
- Air conditioning
- Central heating
- A double bed or a king-size bed
- A desk
- A tea/coffee station
- An ironing set and a trouser press
- Internet access, a telephone, a TV, and a radio
- WiFi
- A bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer
- Rooms suitable for wheelchair access
- Family rooms and non-smoking rooms
Food and drink
Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options at the hotel, including:
- A restaurant
- A dining area
- A breakfast room
- A café
- A bar
Bed and breakfast is bookable, and guests can choose to book options such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Facilities
Facilities at Premier Inn Dublin Airport include:
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- 24-hour check-in
- Lifts
- Conference room
- Internet access
- WLAN access
- Car park
- Shuttle service
Good to know
The hotel was built in 2005 and accepts various credit cards, including American Express, VISA, Diners Club, and MasterCard.
Hotel type
- Airport Hotel
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26 September 2026 - 17 October 2026. Per night; choosing dates asks for the live price, which is the one that applies.
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Amenities and conditions
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- 24-hour check-in
- Lifts
- Café
- Bar(s)
- Restaurant(s)
- Restaurant(s) with air conditioning
- Restaurant(s) with non-smoking area
- Restaurant(s) with high-chairs
- Conference Room
- Internet access
- WLAN access
- Car Park
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Premier Inn Dublin Airport
Airside Retail Park, Swords, County Dublin
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3,0 km from Dublin Airport (DUB) in a straight line
178 km from Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC) in a straight line
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We really enjoyed our stay here! The service was fantastic, the staff are so friendly and polite that it makes the stay even better! The room was lovely apart from a broken plug on the sink which made it a bit awkward but we were only there a night and didn’t tell anyone until th…
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We really enjoyed our stay here! The service was fantastic, the staff are so friendly and polite that it makes the stay even better! The room was lovely apart from a broken plug on the sink which made it a bit awkward but we were only there a night and didn’t tell anyone until the next day so they didn’t get a chance to fix it! The location is great for the airport and for a quick taxi into the centre/ temple bar etc. Would definitely recommend and would definitely stay again!
The close proximity to the airport was a big selling point when booking. The parking lot to the back of the hotel was definitely nice, but it was at an additional cost of €12 per night. The room and bathroom were clean and also extremely quiet. Which I did not expect from a hotel…
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The close proximity to the airport was a big selling point when booking. The parking lot to the back of the hotel was definitely nice, but it was at an additional cost of €12 per night. The room and bathroom were clean and also extremely quiet. Which I did not expect from a hotel so close to an international airport. It was a pretty basic room...so basic, in fact, that I forgot to take any pictures. 😆 The bar downstairs off of the lobby had a decent pint of Guinness, so that was nice. We didn't eat in the restaurant but be aware that reservations are required. I would recommend this hotel and would stay here again.
This was by far the most disappointing hotel of this trip and one I would not choose to stay at again. The room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke upon arrival, despite the hotel being advertised as non-smoking. The rooms are very dated and in need of significant updating. The b…
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This was by far the most disappointing hotel of this trip and one I would not choose to stay at again. The room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke upon arrival, despite the hotel being advertised as non-smoking. The rooms are very dated and in need of significant updating. The beds and pillows were also extremely uncomfortable, making it difficult to get a good night’s sleep. The room was also lacking basic amenities that many travelers expect. There was no fridge, microwave, or coffee maker, which made the stay much less convenient than anticipated. On top of that, guests are charged extra for both parking and breakfast, which felt unreasonable given the overall condition and quality of the hotel. The only positive aspect of the stay was the shower, which was clean, modern, and had great water pressure. Overall, this hotel fell far short of expectations. Between the cigarette smell, uncomfortable accommodations, outdated rooms, lack of basic amenities, and additional charges for parking and breakfast, I cannot recommend it and would not return.
This rating and these reviews come from Google Maps, not from MBD Travel customers.
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9°Average low
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