The St Helens Hotel is probably one of the best hotels ive ever stayed in. The hotel is set in beautiful landscaped gardens, we stayed in a business class suite "The Redwood" it was bigger than we needed, but hey you only get married once, When i booked i mentioned that it was our honeymoon i amazed to find in our room a bottle of champagne, some chocolates and some roses for my wife, that for me set the standard for the hotel the entire stay.
Check in was smooth, Andrew knows his stuff and is very efficient, John the concierge also is very knowledgeable about local info.
The Talavera restaurant in the hotel is exquisite, authentic Italian cuisine, breakfast is also served in that restaurant which is also extensive and hearty.
All in all a beautiful hotel, amazing staff, i cannot praise this hotel enough.

One night repeat stay and again I found this hotel comfortable. Rooms are not bad - let down a bit by basic bathrooms. Great value for money in comparison to other five stars in Dublin but it is out of town slightly. That said, the Four Seasons and Merrion Hotels would be superior in many ways so the price difference is justified.

Plan to say again soon!

A lovely hotel in quite location. Rooms are beautiful,staff friendly, clean, with fantastic facilities. However, if you want a central location this is not the hotel for you. About 15 Euros in a taxi from the city centre. The only other problem with the hotel is the fact that they don't allow you to put anything in the minibar!

I stayed here for one night while visiting Dublin on business. The hotel came as a pleasent surprise, set in lovely grounds with helpful staff and good food.

My room was extremely comefortable, clean with wonderful views over the hotel gardens.

The bar offered a vast selection of drinks and quaint setting while the restaurant was unfaultable.

I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing rest in Dublin.

The Radisson also offers a free broadband service that I found very reliable.