Travel like an explorer, stay like a local with recommendations curated by our teams.
Taking the kids to Tayto Park, Dublin Zoo or Liffey Valley Shopping Centre? Book your stay at Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley. we’ve got fantastic facilities for the whole family and a close distance to each of these top attractions.
Located at M50/M4 intersection hotel is easily accessible by public transport to city centre and Dublin Airport.
Conference and event venue on the river Liffey with a capacity of 8,000.
The seaside town of Dún Laoghaire is popular among locals and tourists for strolls and locally caught fish and chips.
2 championship golf courses in County Wicklow, a 20-minute drive from south Dublin.
Zipit Tribadden Wood is a forest adventure park located 9km from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown that is suitable for all ages.
The Ticknock Trail is located only 4km from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and offers beautiful views of the Dublin Mountains.
Enjoy great service, delicious dining and relaxing surrounds in The Brasserie restaurant at Clayton Hotel Leopardstown.
Relax and unwind in the cosy surroundings of The Playwright Bar at Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport.
Delicious dining and fresh local flavours in The Brasserie restaurant at Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport.
A warm welcome and delicious food await at our very own Globe Restaurant and Bar.
When you stay in the Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport, you will never be short of great things to do in Dublin.
North County Dublin (Fingal – The name of this administrative region) covers an extensive area north of the River Liffey and the city boundary to Balbriggan near County Meath. This flat and largely rural area dotted with many pretty towns, villages, beaches hosts some of the nicest places to visit in County Dublin.
Looking for things to do in North County Dublin? Towns like Clontarf and beautiful Howth are an ideal spot for a swim or to pursue water sports. Attractions here such as parks and gardens are ideal locations to walk or cycle or have a bite to eat. Public Transport such as The DART & Dublin Bus serves North Dublin.
With the nationally recognised shopping centres such as Blanchardstown Shopping Centre & Retail Park and Pavilions Shopping Centre complemented by smaller local boutiques, restaurants and bars, North Dublin County is a shopper’s paradise. Shopping is one of the many great things to do in North County Dublin.
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is in an ideal location for those looking to stay in North Dublin County. The hotel is located just a 7 minute drive from Dublin Airport & for those who do not wish to travel by car, the hotel provides a free regular 24-hour shuttle service, making it all the more accessible for our guests.
Herbert Park is located just 15 minutes by foot and is the ideal place for families, couples, or me-time to escape the busy city environment.
Clayton Hotel Leopardstown is a short distance from Leopardstown Racecourse. It is a short walk of just 5-10 minutes but for certain packages, the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle bus to and from the racecourse.
Dublin Decoded lead historical and architectural walking tours through the streets and squares of Ireland’s capital.
Croke Park is home to the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and hosts many international artists on their stadium tours.
Blanchardstown Retail Park has been ranked as Ireland’s number one shopping location.
The Helix Theatre is located in the grounds of Dublin City University in North County Dublin.
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is located in North County Dublin and situated just off the only interchange of the M1 and M50. The hotel is an ideal location for those visiting Dublin.
Omni Park has everything you need for a great days shopping or ever if you need to pick up a few presents for your trip home or abroad. Omni Park Shopping Centre is mere 10 minute drive from Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport and would cost approximately €10 taxi fare.
There’s something for everyone at the National Aquatic Centre.
Malahide Castle, was both a fortress and a private home for nearly 800 years.
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral has been part of Ireland’s history for over 800 years and today is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Dublin.
Situated in the Dublin Mountains, Johnnie Fox’s is one of Ireland’s oldest and most famous pubs.
Brickyard is a contemporary, modern Gastropub with a wide range of Irish and International craft beers.
Known locally as the Leop Inn, this long-established gastropub provides delicious food, beers, wine and cocktails.
Known locally as the Leop Inn, this long-established gastropub provides delicious food, beers, wine and cocktails.
Known locally as the Leop Inn, this long-established gastropub provides delicious food, beers, wine and cocktails.
RIBA Restaurant is an award winning neighbourhood restaurant, 9 minutes from the hotel.
If you are in the mood for traditional Japanese tapas such as Yakitori, Teppanyaki or Sashimi then why not try Aoshima Sushi & Grill, located just 10 minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown.
China Sichuan is just 5 minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and is popular amongst the locals of Sandyford.
If you are looking for something alternative while staying at Clayton Hotel Leopardstown, we highly recommend booking here.
Serving Irish Artisan food with vegetarian friendly, vegan and gluten free options available.
If you are looking for an authentic Thai Restaurant while visiting Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge we highly recommend a booking here.
One of finest Italian Restaurants near us.
Famously located across the road from the RDS main entrance and 3-minute walk from the hotel.
The bar is Perfect for pre-match, pre-concert or post-event evening.
Dublin Castle is one of Dublin’s most historical attractions, steeped in history and should not be missed.
Climb the 96 steps of St Michael’s Tower to view the city from a unique view of the historic city.
The Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD) in Dublin docklands, in the heart of the capital.
Fantastic choice including Jervis Shopping Centre, Ilac Centre and Arnotts.
The Book of Kells is the most famous visitor attraction in Ireland and dates back to 800AD.
The Park at Carrickmines is conveniently located just five minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown, making your shopping trip easy and hassle free.
The Park at Carrickmines is conveniently located just five minutes from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown, making your shopping trip easy and hassle free.
Marlay Park is comprised of ponds, woodlands, walks and is one of the most stunning parks in Dublin as well as a popular event venue.
Imaginosity offers Ireland its one and only interactive children’s museum for the under 9’s and is dedicated to children’s success.
Powerscourt is located only 11km away from Clayton Hotel Leopardstown and offers spectacular views of Wicklow.
Airfield Estate is a 38 acre urban farm and gardens with facilities such as a kitchen and education and food destination.
Oktoberfest is coming back to the George’s Dock, Dublin this year from September 14th to October 6th. Be sure not to miss one of the greatest highlights of the season.
Each year the RDS hosts the world-renowned Dublin Horse show. The show has taken place every summer since 1868.
Conference and exhibition centre, showground, sports ground, meeting centre and event venue, the RDS hosts a myriad of events throughout the year.
Sensational shopping, great choice of restaurants, cafes and a cinema.
One of Dublin’s favourite pubs, well known for its big crowds and lively atmosphere when the sun shines.
The Gaiety Theatre is home to Irish pantomime and is located on South King Steet just off St Stephens Green.
The ornate doors of The Olympia Theatre have been open for 136 years.
Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre was formerly a market area in the 1980’s. where the likes of U2 had its earliest gigs.
Stay at Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport when you attend a concert, gig or event at The Wright Venue in Swords. The Wright Venue is a mere 9 minutes’ drive from Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport and is the perfect place to rest your head after a big night out at one of Dublin’s hottest venues.
The Wright Venue is Ireland’s premier super club and can rival those of Ibiza as world famous DJ’s and dance acts have come to perform. Rihanna, Duke Dumont, 50 Cent, Martin Garrix have all previously performed. Resident DJ Fatboy plays every Friday with his ‘House Music’ set and every Saturday ‘Utopia’, the aptly named evening provides the ultimate in dance. Whether you are attending a big night out or a corporate event after party, Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is the best choice of accommodation in the local area.
The Wright Venue has numerous areas for all ages and including a VIP rooftop and penthouse for strictly over 25’s, the Purple Room which only plays the best of 70’s, 80’s & 90’s music, specialised suites can be booked, which are individually styled for private parties and events.
Upcoming Dance Events
10th December Klingade €15.12 – €369.60
16th December 90’s Night €10.90 – €274.60
23rd December Bakermat & Junior J €10.90 – €316.85
Travelling to Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is ideally located at the only interchange if the M1 and M50 making it one of Ireland’s most accessible hotels. Travelling to the hotel by road or air couldn’t be easier. Situated just 4 kilometres from Dublin Airport, the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle bus every 20 minutes 24/7. Find directions, satellite navigation and GPS codes on the find us page.
Travelling to the Wright Venue from Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport
The Wright Venue is a mere 9 kilometres away and can be reached in approximately 13 minutes by car. If you are using your own transport it is recommended you leave your car at the venue if you do not have a designated driver. The hotel has a secure underground car park which you can book directly on our website if you have a hired car.
Travelling by Taxi
Taxi is the quickest form of transport to the Wright Venue and will cost approximately €15. Please contact reception if you require a taxi to be booked.
Travelling by Bus
Take the Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport shuttle bus departing the hotel every 20 minutes 24/7. When you reach the airport change to the No.41 travelling to swords. The 41 will stop at approximately 11pm so transport to return to the hotel should be arranged. A taxi rank is located outside the Wright Venue.
After a great night, you can rest assured that you will have a great night sleep in 4 star Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport. Why not have a real VIP night out and book an executive bedroom, newly refurbished and complete with coffee making machine, bathrobe and slippers. King suites are also available for VIP’s.
The National Print Museum collects, documents, preserves and exhibits the history of the printing craft in Ireland.
Award winning restaurant serving mouth-watering cuisines, fantastic cocktails and a fantastic selection of wine.
St Stephen’s Green is a beautiful historic park in the centre of Dublin city centre.
A fantastic park with dozens of unique events each year. Please ask our reception team for the latest events happening in Merrion Sqaure.
The National Wax Museum Plus is home to a fantastic collection of wax sculptures, with everything from wacky cartoons, celebrities & more.
A short ramble from Grafton St. Sheehan’s is a great place to catch the match.
The perfect resting spot after a day of sightseeing in Dublin’s fair city
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is an interactive experience located in Dublin city centre.
O’Connell’s Bar is a funky bar smack in the middle of Dublin city centre
A fantastic gem of a craft beer bar close to the Clayton hotel Charlemont.
One of Dublin’s two medieval cathedrals, the other being St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1030 Christchurch is the oldest cathedral in the capital city.
Want to escape the City Centre and get away from the hustle and bustle for a day out with the family? Bring the whole family to Tayto Park, a family adventure fun packed park.
Another great Irish Pub is O’Donoghue’s. Known for its great live music and pints of the black stuff. Also known as the spot you would find Irish musicians such as Christy Moore and Dubliners among a few. This pub is not to be missed.
Dating all the way back to 1198 AD The Brazen Head is the oldest pub in Ireland.
With a great cocktail selection and lavish interior, this is a spot not to be missed in Dublin. Perfect for a wintery evening in Dublin.
Looking for something a little up market? Then try the newly opened 9 Below. It is a restored basement bar and the interior gives the sense of great opulence.
This is one of Dublin’s classic pubs. It’s famous for its red and white façade and the inside doesn’t disappoint. They serve an excellent pint of Guinness as well.
A popular spot in Dublin’s city centre, it has a mixture of trendy and old school. Drinks are reasonably priced and they serve Tapas for those who are hungry.
Vertigo bar is a contemporary bar located in heart of Dublin’s Docklands.
Although a little further away than other options, this Asian fusion restaurant is a must. Found on busy Camden street. It is more casual dining but a lot of fun. Don’t forget the ice cream machine in the corner.
If you are looking for a bit of spice try Kathmandu kitchen one evening. They serve Nepalese and Indian cuisine. The restaurant itself has a great colourful atmosphere and the food is authentic and delicious.
If you are looking for something upmarket and Michelin awarded then Chapter one is the one. Serving contemporary Irish cuisine with a French twist for 20 years. Reservations are essential for this restaurant.
If you are looking for great sea food then look no further than Sole.
If you are looking for a traditional Italian restaurant with a modern twist Bar Italia is a must. It has a great selection of Italian dishes and pizza with an extensive wine list.
Located only a 35-minute walk from Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane.
Looking for classic dining in an atmospheric stylish restaurant? Stir Restaurant in Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane has what you’re looking for.
The National Gallery of Ireland is both impressive for its collection as its architecture. Located near Governmental Buildings in the heart of Dublin City centre.
The National Museum of Ireland hosts some of the most impressive collections of Irish archaeology in the world.
One of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions is the Jameson Distillery.
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