IMI Conference Centre & Residence - Dublin

Really comfy and cost effective option in Dublin - close to Sandyford which was where my meetings were.

The motel was geeat. It was too warm though The locality was too far from the city. It was accessible though from the bus and train. The receptionists were very helpful. There was no evening meal available even though the Conference centre had the capacity to cater.

This was my second stay at this venue - I stayed at the same time last year and repeated the exercise because it's one of the more economical places to stay in Dublin - a city that has become ever more costly to stay in. One of its few problems is accessibility from the airport: the airport coaches go nowhere near it so you're looking at a 'best fit' coach and a walk or a taxi. It's not really in Dublin proper, so if it's night-life and over-marketed craic that you're wanting, you'll need to travel to find it. It is, however, reasonably convenient for the UCD campus. This is a management centre and seems to be deserted at the week-end: there's no restaurant and no bar but there are very friendly, helpful and engaging staff and very pleasant rooms with acres of beddage to enjoy. If you want to eat (and, as living mammals, you'll probably want to at some point) a walk down the hill leads you to Tesco (for cheapskates such as I am) or restaurants (probably; I didn't really look. That great adventure is yours to enjoy). The room I had was quiet, neither too hot nor too cold, comfortable, and better than many others I've had. I can't say much more than that. I shall probably be booking again for next year if the same job comes up again.

We needed to be in area for a quick visit, this hotel was ideal for this. Not luxurious but nice clean rooms and quiet setting. Would stay again if on a quick visit.