Clean and Efficient... shuttle buses were always there waiting. Check in/Check out was a breeze - no lines. Dinner was decent for this type of hotel. Beds were very fluffy. Free wi-fi in the rooms! Great deal for 99 euro. Hassle free and comfortable!

We stayed in this hotel for one night as we had an early flight from Dublin airport the following morning.There were 4 of us, my wife and 2 kids.
I was very impressed with this hotel, its a little remote from Dublin central and the airport itself, but the free (and in our experience very frequent) shuttle bus was great.
If you have an early flight departure from the airport or if your flight arrives into the airport very late, I would strongly recommend this hotel.
The hotel was clean and the staff were very helpful and friendly. We would certainly stay there again.

It was our first stay at a Bewley's and I was impressed.
Very large hotel and very clean as well. I was put out , at first ,by the apparent isolation of the hotel because we had an extra day and wanted to get back into Dublin Ctr.
No problem, we took the Bewley's transport (free) to the airport and hitched a ride on the city bus for 1.90 (euro). It was about
a 25 min ride to to O'Connell St. 2.00 Euros for a return trip.
Bewleys transport was waiting when we arrived back at the airport for return to our hotel.
The food in the dining room was abit expensive for our travelling
college students so, we dined at their bar area and sat in the huge lounge. Very lively atmosphere and plenty of lounge seating in huge sofas and chairs. Food was fine and priced fairly.
We also like the fact that they had 3 very quick elevators operating.

Well done, Bewleys!

I really dislike staying in airport hotels! This is stating the obvious, but they're usually near busy roads, under or too close to the flight path and it's impossible to get a decent night's sleep.

I slept like a baby at Bewleys!

Location:
Well, apparently it's at the M1/M50 junction, but from the airport the courtesy coach travelled through country lanes for just over five minutes before arriving at the hotel, which appeared to be in quite a rural lsetting. Not what I'd expected at all. And a couple of other people on the coach were getting quite worried as the coach journeyed into the countryside: "I thought this was an airport hotel." The coach runs every twenty minutes to/from the airport, 24hrs a day - and there appear to be two coaches in operation, so I doubt if anyone would ever have to wait a long time.

Public Areas:
Huge lobby with bar and seating, absolutely packed out when I arrived on a Saturday evening. The television was blaring out and it was very noisy.
Located at the far side of the lobby was the room where breakfast was served, which must be capable of seating a large number; it was very spacious. When I went down on Sunday morning, it was almost deserted; a handful of people having breakfast, and probably more staff present than guests.

Bedroom:
My room was on the 8th floor with views over the back of the hotel (empty beer barrels, etc) to fields and beyond to Dublin. Spacious, light and airy. A double bed and a single. Crisp white bedlinen, duvets. Well-equipped: safe, tea/coffee facilites, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, free internet access. Bathroom too was a fair size. And, most important of all, I enjoyed a really peaceful, good night's sleep. Maybe I was just lucky, but no banging of doors or loud voices in the corridors, no hum of traffic, and no aircraft noise either. Perfect.

Breakfast:
I opted to pay for the full Irish breakfast: €12, which was self-service. As well as the cooked breakfast there was a selection of fruit (too much of it was tinned rather than fresh), yoghurt, croissants, bread, cereal, etc. It was OK - but not exceptional. Probably wouldn't bother next time.

Overall:
Definitely one of the best airport hotels I've stayed in, and definitely my first choice if ever the need arises to stay near Dublin airport in the future.