Haddington House Hotel - Dun Laoghaire

Hotel is spacious.

Comfortable bed, brand-new room that has a fairly clean bathroom...

very very good stay of our weekend. affordable hotel in a safe area near attractions like forty foot and coastal walk bray greystones and the train station and the harbor and the restaurant which had music playing all evening. reasonably priced, great-sized room with refurbished bathrooms and the lighting was a joke, as example.

Great location with fantastic views of the sea from many of the bedrooms.

Breakfast not included in price. Most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept in with very old bedding ! Room quite shabby and dirty - very dusty.

Excellent value, clean spacious rooms, great location, minutes from major transport links.

We stayed in a standard room and it was trendy. We enjoyed a very good meal in the morning.

Modern hotel, lovely garden, lovely location on the east coast of Ireland. Delicious breakfasts with scrambled egg, toast, great views provided by the helpful staff. Newly remodelled classic double room with indulgent treats, a fabulous view, something outside the window.

The best part of my stay at the Kingston was the location of my room. I had a problem with my knee, which prevented me from walking around as much as I would have liked, so appreciated being able to look out over the pier and the sea, all aided by the glorious weather whilst I was there. Having spent a large part of my youth in Dun Laoghaire through various activities this trip was nostalgic for various reasons and I found the Kingston easygoing, and extremely suitable. The staff were more than helpful, the food was excellent and I would definitely stay there again, on the proviso that I got the same room.

perfect mix of charm and fine views, definitely enjoy a cocktail by the garden terrace

Excellent experience with lovely sea views.

The location is terrific.

It was gloomy and the rooms were dark. The man on the night desk was quite unfriendly when we arrived, and in general the staff seemed dour and fed up. It could be a beautiful place. Put in more lights. The beds were uncomfortable - the bottom sheet immediately bunches up on the double bed and it feels as though you are sleeping on a straw mattress. Putting paper 'Bath Mats' inside the tub looks and feels cheap. Also, I booked two rooms - a single and a double. They were both the same, but I paid 20 Euros a night more for the double room. I realize that this is not an expensive hotel, but it could be one of the nicer ones in Dun Laoghaire with a bit of work.

An old hotel with plenty of character and good old-fashioned feel and service. Absolute beachfront overlooking the quay at Dun Laoghaire and we were lucky enough to get one of the rooms facing the coast. Meals in the bar were great in value and taste. Very happy overall. Would not suit people who want all the sterile bells and whistles offered by many newer hotels.

We had a lovely stay with stunning sea views, super comfy beds, and delicious breakfast that made us skip lunch! I would definitely choose this place again.

Handy for transport links to Dublin etc.

This hotel is clean, comfortable with good basic food. The rooms are a little dated but fits in with the general appearance of the hotel. The local community use the bar for meetings and there was a 'trad-jazz night. So there was an opportunity to meet the 'Irish'. It is ideal for the Dart to Dublin for shopping site-seeing etc. The town of Dun Laoghaire with its harbour is very pretty.

Very high pressure water, hot and powerful shower. Excellent.

Could hear the pigeons coo-ing outside the window.. Nothing can be done about that, it's the seaside. Get over it, go out and have a beer or 5.

The decor blended historic charm with modern amenities. The location was fantastic. Staff were great. It was a good experience 🌊