Wonderfully, spacious, comfortable bedroom with stupendous view of stately, Victorian Garden. Gracious proportions in this fine period mansion and warmth of furnishings and atmosphere. Probably the finest large hotel and location in the Dublin area.

The Orangery still too bitty and gastro type meals, with disappointing Coffee, sharp and acrid. Also my purchased almonds were soggy and odd tasting into the lower layer. When their main restaurant is closed please provide a back up so one does not have to venture away from the hotel for decent food.

My Beautiful Daughter Kim Cosgrave and her fiance Christopher got married on the 12th of April 2025 had the wedding venue at radson Radisson hotel was absolutely stunning from start to finish the attention to detail form the time they arrived to the hotel the staff and manager were so attentive, everything was organized to the highest standard producing fantastic memories that we will treasure forever, Thank you to all the staff you did a fantastic job, my older Daughter Amy and her partner Jake arrived home from Brisbane Australia my Beautiful mum Rita Gammell 89 my father-in-law Patrick Cosgrave 95 my sisters nieces nephews and sons aunties uncles and friends stayed in your Beautiful hotel and made us all feel so so welcome we thank you.

Beautiful hotel with stunning gardens and easily accessible with public transport. The hotel breakfast was absolutely flawless - so much choice and the smoothies were to die for. The staff were super kind and helpful. Coffee machine in the room was a lovely touch. Water pressure in the shower was lovely. The bar is beautiful and cosy. Very calm ambience.

The bedrooms were not of 5* standard. No fridge or minibar in the room. The heating system was old and loud. It did not work in the evenings but would then turn on the in middle of the night. The shower was a shallow bathtub with a shower curtain, not very pleasant for a 5*. Our room was also connected to the room next door and there is no soundproofing. And although the bar was lovely, the drinks were crazy expensive - a €15 bottle of Prosecco from Tesco set us back €44. The grounds, aesthetic, and breakfast are certainly 5* worthy but the rooms were severely lacking.

The hotel was beautiful loved our room bed comfortable spacious Evening meal was perfect everything tasted great the steak was on point definitely go for the ribeye for mains Caesar salad👌 most of the staff were so nice

Breakfast in the morning was a buffet loads of choice the food was good but it really needed to be hotter that was a let down The staff on reception just didn't seem to have very good people skills very disinterested I asked where Breakfast was because when checking in I couldn't remember where the receptionist had said I had said sorry what a couple of time, for few other questions so I didn't want to be asking anymore she spoke very quietly n it was hard to make it out

The room was spacious and very comfortable. All of the staff were so helpful especially in the Talavera restaurant. The food was excellent and there was no problem catering for one of the group with dietary requirements

Not a complaint but just an observation. The pillows in the bedroom were extremely soft. For someone with back or neck problems it can be a little difficult.

The bed was very comfortable with 2 choices of pillows. The rooms are quiet. Free wifi. Free Parking. The grounds and the surrounding area are beautiful. Friendly staff. TV with many options.

The promised minibar was empty and it wasn't even turned on to store anything. The breakfast was more about quantity than quality and every day the same choice. For a 5* hotel you would expect scrambled eggs not to be dry and inedible and orange juice to be fresh and not from a carton. I was asked if I wanted to join the Radisson Loyalty Program which I did, but then they refused to give me points for my 3 night stay because I reserved the room through Booking.com. The bathroom needs an update and there was mould in the shower. The handle in the bath was broken, which is very dangerous.

The duty Manager tried his best to sort out our accommodation as request had not been addressed for disabled guests. We enjoyed a meal in the Italian restaurant, where the service was excellent and the food had been freshly prepared.

On the booking had stated Disabled guests - requesting shower not bath. It was to be a family room with two double beds for 3 guests. When we arrived although I had an email to confirm request - this had not been addressed which was very disappointing after a long drive. We eventually were allocated a room with two single beds and a sofa bed in a room with shower facility. This was on 4th floor and Fire Alarm went off - I dread to think how we would have got out of hotel if there had been an evacuation procedure.

Absolutely fantastic stay, it was a last minute booking but worth every cent. The staff were friendly and couldn't do enough to make sure I had a table which suited the height of my wheelchair. They were kind and respectful when asking if I needed help and whether I would like to stay in my manual chair or use one of their comfy chairs. My mother and I had dinner on Sunday night in the Orangerie Bar and it was absolutely delicious. The burgers were succulent and not in the least bit greasy and the apple tart was absolutely divine. My mother had to have surgery Monday morning in St vincents and even when we were leaving at the crack of dawn the staff were friendly and helpful opening the external doors.

The only issue which I had was the size of the wheelchair spots they were clearly marked near the entrance with signs however they were no bigger than an ordinary parking spot. When taking my manual chair out of the car I need to fully open my drivers door. There may have been bigger spots on the underground car park - I don't know as I didn't try there.

The staff were excellent, really brilliant! The hotel was spotless clean, comfortable and beautifully decorated for Christmas. The grounds were lovely too and very well maintained. Breakfast was also delicious.

The heating in the room was really difficult to work. Had to call reception twice about how cold the room was. They did everything they could to help though. Also the price of drinks in the bar were very high. Temple Bar prices with pints over €9 each and the cheapest glass of wine €10 per measure. Pity, there’s no need for that considering many guests are paying to stay and many eating in the restaurant too, so you could end up spend a lot of money very easily if staying for a few days.

We always book the Radisson Blu in Stillorgan for my husband's birthday, and it never disappoints. The hotel is lovely—spotlessly clean every time we visit. It's in a quiet, peaceful location but still really convenient, whether you're heading into Dublin or down to the seaside. The beds are fantastic with perfect mattresses that guarantee a great night’s sleep. And the breakfast is absolutely delicious—plenty of choice and always fresh. We’ll definitely be back next year! Highly recommended.