More information on Springfield Hotel
We are a 3 star deluxe hotel, located approximately 25 minutes from Dublin City Centre and 20 minutes from Dublin Airport. We are a friendly, quality hotel, personally managed and supervised by the proprietors. Our tastefully designed bedrooms are all en-suite, centrally heated, with colour TV, hair dryer, tea/coffee courtesy tray, direct dial telephone, modum points and complimentary broadband access We have an exercise and fitness room, equipment in our gymnasium is state of the art, a sauna and steam room is available for those seeking quiet and relaxation
Check-in Time:
1300Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
52Total Floors:
3 floors.Rooms:
52Directions
FROM THE M50 JUNCTION TAKE N4 FOR THE WEST, PASSLIFFEY VALLEY SHOPPING CENTRE, KEEP TO THE LEFTLANE, TAKE THE SPA HOTEL SLIP ROAD, RIGHT AT THETRAFFIC LIGHTS, LEFT AT THE NEXT SMALLROUNDABOUT, SPRINGFIELD HOTEL IS ON THE LEFT
Area
We are situated 15k from Dublin City Centre and amenities, approximately 12k from Dublin Airport, 8k from Liffey Valley Shopping Centre Leixlip village is less than 10 minutes walk from the Springfield Hotel
Dining
Restaurant / Dining InformationBreakfast is inclusive in our rate Room Service is available daily Carvery from 12.15 to 2.15pm Bar food from 2.30 to 8.00 pm Monday to Saturday Carvery food is served all day Sunday Our restaurant opens Monday to Saturday at 6.00pm Sunday lunch from 1.00 to 3.00 pm, dinner 5.00 to 9.00 pm A selective a la carte menu is also available
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