Marine Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
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Marine Hotel
The Marine Hotel is a 5-minute walk from the beach and has rooms with views over Dublin Bay. It offers Cucinos, an authentic Italian restaurant, an indoor pool, sauna, meeting and banquet facilities and free parking.
Comment: 15 Aug 2026
Fabulous venue, amazing location, fantastic staff
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Comment: 10 Aug 2026
Excellent venue for a party
This is an excellent venue for any family party. The food and staff were exceptional with all our guests commenting on the taste, speed of service and presentation of the food. Bar service was quick and no requests were an issue.
There is ample parking at the hotel and it was spotless throughout. Food is served late on Sundays as well which is a nice touch.
There are plenty of spaces outside and access to a private beach with spectacular views across Dublin.
There is a swimming pool but we didn’t get to use it on this occasion.
Mike and the team were extremely attentive and made our day a special and memorable day. We would highly recommend this hotel for value and service and we will most definitely be back.
Hotel response
Comment: 14 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for your feedback. I am delighted to hear you had such a great experience here at The Marine Hotel. I will pass this feedback onto the team.
Kind regards,
Mike Bourke
General manager
Comment: 10 Aug 2026
Christening party
Hotel response
Comment: 14 Aug 2026
Thank you very much for your feedback. I am delighted to hear that your event went so well with us here at The marine Hotel. I will pass on your feedback to our team and we hope to see you back with us very soon.
Kind regards,
Mike Bourke
General manager
Comment: 9 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
The hotel itself is very tired. It's is currently undergoing refurbishment and I hope it will be a lovely hotel once more.
The breakfast team were friendly and the breakfast was excellent. We didn't eat any other meals at the hotel as we were out and about and visited some lovely local restaurants, but over the weekend (which was a bank holiday) the restaurant was busy.
Sadly the bar lacked a bit of atmosphere.
We had a nice stay but the tired decor and facilities let it down. Hopefully the refurb will bring it up to a higher standard.
Comment: 8 Aug 2026
Lovely, peaceful two night stay in one of my favourite hotels!
On this occasion we had the pleasure of meeting Vaso (Vasem?) on reception desk, apologies for incorrect spelling! He was a handsome , mature gentleman, grey hair and wore spectacles! He checked us in efficiently and despite a little confusion with the booking, he handled it all with good humour and wit! He appeared to be of the old school type of receptionist , he was dressed smartly and had the presence of someone in control and who could handle any issue brought to him. A hotel reception desk check- in procedure can make or break a stay, it is the first line of impression and of what may be in store for the rest of the stay. He made us feel very welcome indeed and when we were checking out he made us want to return. An asset and hope he continues working there!
For context, I was born and raised in the area, my parents first met outside the hotel back in early 1960's when a cinema was nearby. I know the immediate area of Sutton, Baldoyle, Howth very well and areas further out such as Raheny, Clontarf (stayed at Clontarf Hotel many times) Malahide, Portmarnock and in my opinion all are jewels in Dublin's crown.
Our hotel room was quiet, peaceful , away from noisy vents or fans, it was very clean, with kettle, tea/coffee/milk and a coffee machine, iron/ironing board, and electric fan, bathroom was modern and clean with lovely complimentary toiletries, good walk in shower, and the view from our room window? well book a sea view room and find out for yourself!! you won't be disappointed. If you like to wake to the cry of seagulls and waves lapping this is the room for you!
Previously I have stayed in rooms on other side of hotel, unfortunately with the awful loud , constant noise from the fans on the roof , it was impossible to sleep, (my husband slept well though!) I recall the room was newly decorated and spotless but those fans!! terrible view and noise. My son did comment on how noisy the fans were again this time , even with windows closed. He forgot his earplugs, and the chemist across the road was closed, so no harm to bring a pair to be on the safe side. Reception didn't have any when he asked. I believe the fans/air con units on the roof may be for the pool area? not sure, but if I owned the place I would get rid of the swimming pool altogether( and the noisy fans) to make space for more rooms and set up a free bike hire from hotel with packed lunches to explore the area, arrange walking /history tours of the area and surrounds, maybe also put some outdoor sauna rooms ? and a coffee cabin/shack (everywhere has one nowadays!) generating sales from those guests and non guests who use the beach area for walks etc. Paddle boarding is another option maybe? ah sure I'm only raging I didn't have the €10 million to buy it! :-)
The hotel has ample free parking, yes , it is old in parts but google its history, its been around a long time, refurbishments are taking place, they are subtle, and its nice to see its not losing its old personality. Exiting out of the carpark if you want to drive straight across to towards Station road is a pain, remember when exiting the hotel car park it puts you directly onto the busy Sutton Cross junction (Howth Road/Station Road). There is no dedicated green-light for hotel traffic (there should be really) anyway, exiting requires creeping forward slowly and watching the main multi traffic lights for all the surrounding lanes, and only crossing or merging when gaps open up or drivers let you out! If its busy, we just take a left and find a safe U turn and come back in the lane that we can go left at station road.
My sister was married in the hotel in the early 2000's and our family have good memories of that day, still talk about it. My family have a small cottage 15 mins walk from hotel, and I often stay at The Marine when I am visiting them. I will continue to do so, I hope for years to come. I did not get time to talk with staff on my recent visit or have a drink at the bar, but will make sure to do so next time.
Hotels in Ireland at this time and the hospitality industry in general are struggling to find and keep good staff, bar, kitchen, housekeeping etc, it is not easy to get it right all the time and issues will arise. I hope The Marine finds its feet when all the refurbishments are complete and its gets back to the old North Dublin gem it used to be, and hopefully a new generation of guests will make memories there.
Hotel response
Comment: 14 Aug 2026
Thank you so much for your feedback. W are thrilled to hear about your whole experience while you stayed with us. We are constantly trying to improve our standards here at The Marine Hotel and i will for sure pass this feedback onto our team!
Kind regards,
Mike Bourke
General manager
Very good location
13 Sutton Cross, Sutton, Burrow, Sutton, D13, Ireland|1.08 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast price
R 319 (≈EUR 17)/person
Breakfast times
07:00 - 10:00 from Monday to Friday, 07:30 - 10:00 from Saturday to Sunday
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