Premier Inn Dublin Airport

It's a usual premier Inn with a decent bar and restaurant inside. External access good, internal access good, all rooms have showers, no baths, and the shower is in a semi-enclosed cabinet, which means reasonably easy to access, may be harder with bigger wheelchairs. Staff, food and drink all great. Unrelated to hotel but worth mentioning - getting a wheelchair accessible taxi in Dublin is best booked in advance as they're in short supply and the heavy traffic means they may take a while to arrive.

The Premier Inn at Dublin airport is a great alternative to Dublin city hotels if you're on a budget. It's actually a short bus ride from the airport, but there is an accessible bus which stops right outside the hotel front door. The hotel is fully accessible in a wheelchair, the front door is a bit tricky from a seated position and from what I could see the disabled access door was at the rear of the hotel? There are lifts to all floors, the accessible rooms are spacious and more than adequate if you can get out of your chair.