We have stayed at the Marine on numerous occassions over the last 23yrs and thoroughly recommend it to anyone visiting Dublin. On our last visit we made a big mistake & stayed at the Deerpark Hotel in Howth, there is no comparison between the two hotels and no way should they have the same 3* rating. The staff at the... More

Stayed three nights in the Marine Hotel for New Year. The Hotel Bar Food Very Good and Restaurant is lovely. But do not stay in room 112 very dark and worn out furniture badly needs updating. Will not stay there again. More

There is usually ample parking space at the front of the hotel but on this occasion I parked in the overflow car park No.2 at the rear of the premises which was fine. Our check-in could not have been better. A warm welcome and smile from the receptionist on duty put us at our ease. The same gentlemen offered polite... More

The marine hotel has a great location with the rear of the hotel looking out over bull island and the irish sea. It is Located about 9 miles or so from the city centre and that can be reached by bus, the bus stop is outside the hotel or the dart(Train) whcih is about a ten minute walk. Great place... More

My wife and I tend to use The Marine whenever we visit Dublin and so far we have not been disappointed. The bedroom overlooking Dublin Bay on the 1st floor is large and comfortable and has all the modern facilities needed (except no safe!). The free WiFi was very handy although it broke down for one day. Even adding in... More

We stayed here for one night during a weekend visit to Howth. The hotel is very big and the staff are friendly and helpful. However our room which was on the first floor suffered from a lot of noise and door slamming which caused disturbed sleep. It was a Saturday night and the hotel was very busy with a large... More

A nice hotel, but run like Fawlty Towers, except without the underlying, eccentric goodwill of Basil & Sybil! The Marine Hotel was always and still is a real landmark in Sutton, and for near Howth, Portmarnock and Malahide, and I remember it well from when growing up and visiting around here. The rooms, the garden, the bar, the carvery and... More

We stayed in this hotel for a friend's wedding. When we booked we were told that the discount wedding price rooms had all been taken so we would have to pay full price - fair enough. (130euros for one night B&B for a double room.) The hoel is a 10min walk from the DART station which was convenient for us.... More

We got a double room including breakfast for €75, which we thought was great value. The room itself was decent enough. The bed was comfy. It had tea/coffee facilities, ironing board, telly was old but adequate. The views over Dublin Bay were breathtaking. On arrival the room was stiflingly warm. The heat was on in the room. However, not really... More