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Dublin hotels in Temple Bar - St. Stephen's Green
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The Marker Hotel is conveniently located just 25 minutes’ drive from Dublin Airport. This five star hotel is also close to tourist attractions, key business districts, the 3 Arena and Aviva Stadium making it a perfect base for business and leisure travelers. With views across Grand Canal Square and Dublin’s Docklands, the hotel offers 187 contemporary rooms and suites equipped with Irish-designed furnishings. Nespresso machines, king-size beds and complimentary Wi-Fi come as standard. A buffet breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant, The Brasserie, daily from 06.30 am, giving business guests plenty of time to get to the office. Gluten-free, vegetarian and children’s options are always available. The hotel’s dining options include local and international dishes prepared with locally sourced produce, with snacks, meals and drinks available in the hotel restaurant, The Marker Bar or at the stunning wraparound Rooftop Bar and Terrace. Meetings, special events and civil weddings can be held in the hotel’s well-equipped events spaces, with capacity for up to 350 guests. Those staying at the hotel enjoy complimentary access to the well-equipped gym and 23 meter indoor infinity pool, as well as being able to book relaxing treatments at the hotel spa.
Overall 9,2 Excellent
Based on 1 445 reviews
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Excellent
9,7
Excellent
9,1
Excellent
9,4
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Beautiful hotel, exceptional service, great quality of products. I would stay at the marker every time.
Cons: Nothing! Could be a little far from the downtown area but it's clearly specified on all websites. Overall great hotel, worth every cent.
The Morgan Hotel is centrally located in Dublin, a 3-minute walk from Trinity College and 8 minutes by foot from Dublin Castle. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.
Overall 9,0 Excellent
Based on 1 679 reviews
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Excellent
8,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
9,1
Pros: Good location, friendly staff and helpful
Cons: Wi Fi in room was poor and intermittent
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Good
6,2
Pros: The room was lovely.
Cons: The several live bands every Friday-Sunday night in the neighborhood might as well be in your bedroom. If you like drums, loud choruses, and bass guitars, then all will seem fine. Really a shame for an otherwise pleasant hotel
Excellent
8,6
Pros: Enjoyed proximity to shopping, and public transportation. We especially enjoyed breakfast buffet - which was part of our package. The staff was helpful and gracious. The rooms were very comfortable and clean.
Cons: While we are "an almost mature couple" and enjoy being close to the nightlife - the proximity to all of the nighttime crowds and related noise was a bit disconcerting and noisy. While we advised staff that our phone was out - which made it difficult to contact our family in other rooms - couldn't seem to get it correct within our 3 night stay.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: We absolutely loved our stay at The Morgan! We could not have had a better location or staff for our honeymoon in Dublin. Our check in was not until 3pm, we arrived at 9am and they gave us a room right away without any complications. When we got to our room our room key was not working, we notified staff and they not only tried to remedy the problem right away but without hesitation they moved us to a different room. They actually upgraded us at no additional charge. We got complimentary drinks at the bar and the bar staff was extraordinary! They took care of us and made sure our stay was nothing but Perfect! If we ever get a chance to come back to Dublin we will definitely be coming to stay at The Morgan!
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
9,7
Pros: The location! The staff was very friendly.
Cons: The beds are not that comfy , mattresses are pretty thin.
Okay
4,8
Cons: No air or ventilation in the room. Hot as hell and when you open the window for air it's like being in a night club until 3 am
Excellent
9,4
Pros: Great location, helpful and very attentive staff and good on site food options.. Most of the city's attractions are within a mile of the location - so they are walkable and there is
Cons: There was no AC in the hotel on the top floor.. it forced us to keep the window open as it was very warm -78-80 F in the room Staff tried to help us with heater/fans... but... that didnt really help. We were forced to leave the window open and endure the nightly noise of Fleet street. This was disappointing. Other than this our stay at the Morgan was good.
Good
6,0
Cons: Sense of confusion at frnt desk, peoblem with separation of smoking from dining areas.
The Shelbourne Hotel is the most prestigious and historic 5-star luxury hotel in Dublin. For almost 200 years, it has stood at the centre of Ireland’s capital, looking out over the beautiful St. Stephen’s Green and surrounded by the main cultural and historical sites and shopping areas of the city of Dublin. Magnificently restored and majestically conducted, our 5-star, city centre hotel offers exquisitely appointed guest rooms, spectacular meeting spaces and a tempting choice of menus, bars and lounges. The exceptional range of amenities includes an opulent luxury spa, beauty salon, gentlemen’s barbershop and health club with a swimming pool, as well as an in-house florist and genealogy butler. We look forward to making your stay simply remarkable at our iconic 5-star hotel in the heart of Dublin city centre.
Overall 9,0 Excellent
Based on 904 reviews
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Excellent
9,6
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
9,0
Pros: Breakfast was insanely good, the best part of our stay.
Excellent
8,0
Cons: When I arrived at 10AM, there was no room ready (understandable), but when I returned in the afternoon, I was shown to a room with a worker working on scaffolding directly outside my window. The second room was fine, but I was disappointed that the clerk had initially no problem assuming he could leave us in a room where we could all wave to a worker!
Excellent
9,7
Pros: The staff was incredibly accommodating and pleasant.
Excellent
9,4
Excellent
10,0
Pros: 1st they are SO ACCOMODATING. Thanks to guest services, concierge DENNIS :-0 and the crew plus the front door attendants, managers, housekeeping are all amazing. Guest Service Rep came to greet us and had the goats milk avail for my daughter. In the USA we can only purchase at select store and did not realize it was more common to have in Dublin. We have made Dublin-the Shelbourne as our #1 headquarters. The quality of our stay, the fact they have vetted services for a nanny, great food, amazing polite service from all departments simply speaks volumes. Mr. Hanley and his staff at this fine establishment continue to amaze me. I really appreciate the peace of mind they bring to me and my little 1 and 2 year old children each visit. We surely feel special and love the amazing spacious rooms. THANK YOU ALL!! See you again next year.
Cons: I have only positive things to communicate. They can keep up the great work. Great food options, great concierge, guest services, housekeeping, food services.....blessings to you all!
Excellent
10,0
Pros: It was a gorgeous hotel - the breakfast was a bit pricey but it was lovely
Excellent
8,5
Pros: Location is perfect but a bit overpriced for what you get. Room was a nice size and staff was very friendly. I think it is better without kids.
Cons: Overpriced a bit for what you get. Had to call to have room made up after being out from 9:30-3:0 during the day... I guess someone just forgot.
The award-winning Conrad Dublin is located at the heart of the city, standing opposite the gardens of St Stephen's Green and overlooking the majestic National Concert Hall. Heavily inspired and influenced by Dublin's rich literary culture and local heritage, Conrad Dublin features 192 beautifully refurbished guest rooms and suites. Join us on a voyage of discovery at Lemuel's, relax and enjoy a tasty meal in The Terrace Kitchen & Social House or take a seat in the stylish surroundings of The Coburg and experience a true brasserie. The hotel's fitness center is equipped with state-of-the-art cardio machines and weights, and the jogging routes around the picturesque St Stephen's Green are also yours to be enjoyed. Conrad Dublin's prestigious Ballroom and 9 conference rooms make it the perfect venue to host your bespoke event, with a capacity of up to 350 guests. The unique and impressive Iveagh Suite is the ultimate venue for exclusive gatherings, combining recent restoration with cutting-edge technology to guarantee a lasting impression on your guests. By placing the very latest state-of-the-art equipment at your fingertips as standard; you have the opportunity to convene with confidence.
Overall 9,0 Excellent
Based on 639 reviews
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Excellent
8,5
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Breakfast; Amazing. Concierge; Amazing. Location; Amazing. Kathie ‘the trainee’ amazing, a great hotel in a wonderful city.
Cons: Nothing, it was perfect
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Great hotel! The staff was very friendly and helpful, polite, and engaging. I particularly liked how they helped direct us around Dublin to the places we wanted to visit. Excellent service!
Cons: Nothing!
Okay
5,1
Pros: The location was pretty good. The room was clean.
Cons: The entrance and lobby were dirty and dated. The staff didn't seem to care at all.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Excellent staff service Andy he hotel and restaurant. Rooms very clean and comfortable
Excellent
9,7
Excellent
9,7
Pros: The staff were friendly and most helpful.The hotel was quiet, and it took me just a few minutes to reach a lovely Park, and St Stephen's Green. Also, the food was delicious.
"This family-friendly Dublin hotel is located in the shopping district, steps away from Grafton Street, The Sporting Emporium Casino, Dublin and Powerscourt Townhouse. Brown Thomas Flagship Store and Gaiety Theatre are also within 5 minutes. St. Stephen's Green Station is only a 4-minute walk and Abbey Street Station is 12 minutes. "
Overall 8,9 Excellent
Based on 732 reviews
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Excellent
9,7
Excellent
9,4
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
8,0
Pros: Every one of the staff members was friendly, knowledgable and well groomed as well as articulate. Someone was constantly cleaning painting polishing or vacuuming something.
Cons: One afternoon the do not disturb sign was ignored and the house keeping staff tried to force the door open. Luckily there was a second lock device to prevent that. My wife had just flown in from America and landed at 7am. She went across America and then across the Atlantic, and she was understandably tired. We were trying to rest when we heard the racket at the door, startling both of us. It actually made me pretty angry, since the Do Not Disturb sign was outside. The next day they forgot the bottles of water for my room. The following day they forgot face cloths. The refrigerator was struggling to keep things barely chilled, and because of the proximity to Temple Bar, we had to sleep with the windows closed for the entire weekend. I feel the hotel charged at least 35% more than my room was worth, possibly because it was the weekend of the marathon
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
9,1
Pros: The location couldn't be more central. It's luxury accommodation with top class food and service and all the extras you could imagine
Cons: Not enough power points/sockets in the room for a modern tech age. The AC unit had mold on it
Good
6,5
Pros: concierge recommendations great breakfast
Cons: Very small room with minimal closet space and walking space and a step down to get to the bathroom Had larger room for less money on my 5 previous stays here
Okay
5,7
Pros: Location
Cons: Rooms - small - sub standard bathrooms
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Staff were very attentive in all areas reception, restaurant, etc
Excellent
10,0
Pros: The staff was friendly and very helpful and the accommodations were very well done.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Great location, very pleasant staff, spacious room (especially by European standards). Very nice hotel.
Cons: Nitpick: bathroom could have used a little updating.
Good
6,5
Pros: Breakfast was wonderful Staff (especially Tommy on front desk) were very helpful Location
Cons: Handicap room, which was not suited for others with low and very small sink. Shower type assured water to go over the floor.
With a stay at The Fleet, you'll be centrally located in Dublin, steps from Trinity College and within a 10-minute walk of Dublin Castle. Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Overall 8,7 Excellent
Based on 3 473 reviews
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Excellent
9,6
Pros: Loved the champagne in the lobby, proximity to temple bar area, and value for money.
Cons: The breakfast was just OK and the staff did not have a lot of recommendations for restaurants/bars/etc.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Hotel staff was very friendly and quick to accommodate. The hotel was very clean and nice.
Cons: Very nosy from the alley, and the walls are pretty thin
Good
7,7
Excellent
9,7
Excellent
8,0
Good
7,7
Excellent
8,8
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
8,5
Pros: Love the staff and the breakfast.
Cons: I requested a room in a quiet area which they complied with however the noise from the heating pipes in the walls kept waking me up all night.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Rooms were small but cozy, and location can’t be beat
Excellent
9,7
Pros: Easy check in. Location can't be beat. So convienient to everything. Room had everything I needed.
Cons: The room is noisy, but that is to be expected to be honest.
Trinity City Hotel is centrally located in Dublin, a 5-minute walk from Trinity College and 7 minutes by foot from Grafton Street. Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Overall 8,7 Excellent
Based on 1 509 reviews
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Excellent
8,0
Good
6,0
Good
6,2
Pros: Location was good, staff was friendly.
Cons: Our room was dissappointing. Got a Deluxe room. No air conditioning so we had to open window. Very noisy being on the street. Room was small, bathroom was small and not very nice.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Loved everything! Very comfortable. Great location! Staff & service in the hotel & restaurant were very attentive, pleasant, & just all around wonderful!
Cons: Not being able to adjust the air in my room... I'm always cool by nature. Extra blankets were provided!
Good
7,1
Good
7,1
Excellent
8,0
Excellent
8,0
Cons: No air conditioning. Very hot at night
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
9,6
Good
6,8
Pros: Location was good, airlink & hop on hop off stop just outside, Temple bar only 10 minute walk away, food was excellent, breakfast & lunch & evening menu, concierge was helpful, luxurious / boutique feel downstairs but not in the rooms, 12pm check out & breakfast till 11am at weekends was good.
Cons: Bathroom was dirty, lighting was poor in the rooms, shower was rubbish, reception was slow, messed up our key cards & we had to go back to a massive queue to get them authorised & reception thought it was funny but it was a waste of our time. Tea / coffee in rooms poor, rooms not 4 star, dirty windows, building work being done so noisy, the lift is so slow!
Excellent
8,5
Pros: Good breakfast comfortable beds
Cons: Went to concert
Excellent
8,5
Pros: Location was great--close enough to walk to Temple Bar, Trinity College and many other points of interest. Staff was very helpful--upgraded our room without any trouble when we expressed our disappointment in our "superior" room. Breakfast buffet was varied and plentiful and the one dinner we had there was very good.
Excellent
9,7
Pros: We stayed in one of the Georgian sweets which unfortunately didn't have an elevator but the concierge was amazing, from bringing out bags up to valeting the car to calling a cab for us to go enjoy the city. Beautiful room very comfortable bed and huge bathroom.
Cons: The only negative I would say was the service in the bar. We stopped in upon arrival to grab a quick bite to eat which did not end up being quick. It seemed like the staff was more interested in talking to eachother than helping us, and when I finally flagged the bartender down he asked us if we were in a hurry, not the kind of service you would expect from a hotel of this status. On the up side the food and drinks were great and we just opted for room service for dinner.
Okay
4,0
Pros: The purple lobby and hallways are rather awesome. The breakfast set up is well done.
Cons: Garish, uncomfortable rooms located directly over a firestation where a fire engine runs 24/7. On a busy weekend, sirens go off regularly, pigeons fly in the window if you ppem it and the staff are harried.
Excellent
9,7
Pros: Staff was fantastic. Locations was very convenient.
Cons: One of rooms did not have air conditioning and was a little warm. Otherwise an excellent experience.
Good
6,2
Pros: Location was convenient and pub was vibrant
Cons: Construction noise was extremely loud.
"Located in Temple Bar, this hotel is steps away from Bank of Ireland, Trinity College and O'Connell Bridge. O'Connell Street and Grafton Street are also within 5 minutes. Abbey Street Station is 5 minutes by foot and Jervis Station is 7 minutes. "
Overall 8,5 Excellent
Based on 1 274 reviews
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Good
6,2
Pros: I liked the location of the hotel and the staff
Cons: we booked a deluxe double room and paid £400 for 2 nights room only and the room we were given i wouldn't have stayed in for half the price, it was shockingly small, had a double bed and a single bed at the end of it that you had to climb over to get to the other side of the double, it was horrendous. we were moved to another room which was much better but no where near the standard i expected. I would have put it at a decent standard room, no where near a deluxe room. It was super noisy at night but you do expect that and the complimentary ear plugs came in very handy so that was fine but still very disappointed in the room.
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Wonderful staff, great location and super clean. Bus stop seconds away gets you easily and inexpensively to / from airport.
Excellent
9,1
Pros: Great value for a three star hotel, staff is very attending and make the stay pleasant!
Cons: A bit noisy as hotel is under renovation, but unless you spend the day at hotel they make sure to minimize disturbance to guests (didn't make noise before 10am during my stay).
Okay
5,7
Pros: The Staff were fantastic
Cons: The worst beds . The hotel needs to invest in new mattresses. The staff were kind enough to change our room but the beds weren't any better.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: The service from the staff was outstanding.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: This hotel is right in the middle of the Temple Bar district known for its great nightlife. But it's also close to many other 'must sees' in Dublin, like Trinity College and Killmainham Jail. The bus system makes traveling about Dublin very easy and this hotel was easy to find. Very modern and clean, it boasts a very friendly and helpful staff!
Cons: There was nothing we didn't like about this hotel.
Excellent
8,8
Pros: Central location close to museums, historical places, shopping areas (including Grafton Street) & restaurants. Many tourist attractions within walking distance.
Cons: Rooms are not sound-proofed but the hotel supplies you with ear-plugs which block the noises from the area’s night-life activities (especially during the weekend).
A stay at Maldron Hotel Pearse Street places you in the heart of Dublin, within a 15-minute walk of Bord Gáis Energy Theatre and The Convention Centre Dublin. Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Dublin? This hotel has facilities measuring 0 square feet (0 square meters), including a conference center. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Overall 8,4 Excellent
Based on 2 318 reviews
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Excellent
9,4
Pros: -Close to bus pick-up & drop-offs -Friendly staff at front desk & in the restaurant -Restaurant on-site, reasonably priced & convenient dinner options -Clean and modern rooms -Fairly quiet
Cons: -Just a bit of a walk to get to the heart of Dublin (this can also be a pro as it's a little quieter than if you were in central Dublin
Excellent
9,1
Pros: Spacious , clean and contemporary
Cons: Bedside usb power would be nice
Excellent
8,5
Good
6,0
Pros: Size of room
Cons: No bath No toilet brush Bathroom too dark Way too distant from city centre Hot breakfast......not
Good
6,0
Pros: hotel was nice and clean
Cons: they shutdown services early and on our checkout day decided to shutdown all the computes for 3 hours so we could ot checkout or get a final bill to review.
Okay
5,4
Pros: well situated in dublin; walking distance to restaurants.
Cons: tha maldron is more expensive than its amenities suggest. the room I was booked in was small & had no view (the window literally opened onto a tiny concrete plot. they did not provide washcloths & the shower is weirdly designed (you have to step fully inside to turn it on, and with the fixed head, this means you're going to get blasted with cold water to start your morning). if this is a business trip & you just need a place to sleep, it's perfectly fine, but if you want to spend the same value for a plush hotel room with some space and a view of at least a city street, i'd recommend someplace else.
Okay
5,1
Pros: The food in the restaurant was pretty good.
Cons: Average, indifferent service. Average cleanliness. Terrible pillows, nearly rags Terrible bedding
"Located in City Centre Dublin, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of St. Stephen's Green, Grafton Street and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Trinity College and Dublin Castle are also within 1 mi (2 km). Charlemont Station is only a 2-minute walk and Harcourt Street Station is 6 minutes. "
Overall 8,4 Excellent
Based on 602 reviews
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Okay
5,7
Pros: 15 Euro Breakfast was great. reception staff was friendly. 15 minute walk to city center
Cons: Family room was a joke; tiny and unequipped for any sized family. Same size as any other room. View from most rooms is of the light rail line that runs directly next to the building. 'Turndown service' was a bottle of water and a chocolate; no room freshening or evening/bed prep. Parking ticket system was inconvenient but ok, smoked in room (which was remedied), shower not draining and room phone not working
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
9,4
Pros: Great staff - all very helpful. Amy and Patrick were awesome!
Cons: All was good
With a stay at Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane, you'll be centrally located in Dublin, within a 5-minute walk of Bord Gáis Energy Theatre and The Convention Centre Dublin. Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. This hotel has 5 meeting rooms available for events. Limited parking is available onsite.
Overall 8,3 Excellent
Based on 4 753 reviews
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Excellent
10,0
Pros: Everything
Okay
5,4
Excellent
10,0
Good
6,0
Excellent
8,0
Good
7,1
Pros: I liked that it was very close to the business area, and you could walk to Temple Bar, within 15 minutes. The hotel staff is very kind.
Cons: It was a little bit old fashion for a tech district. My room had a bathroom for disabled people and it was a little bit uncomfortable. Not sure if it was because of the room availability. Don´t call a taxi from the hotel, it takes forever. We waited for 30 min and ended up booking a MyTaxi last minute, since we were going to be late and we had no clue on how longer we had to wait.
Excellent
8,0
Pros: I liked the rooms and workout facilities and the staff were very helpful answering any questions.
Okay
4,0
Pros: The hotel rooms were very nice and clean. The leisure center and staff were wonderful. Location is good for a walk around the city.
Cons: Hotel staff wasn't overly helpful. No parking on site (no valet either). I asked for someone to help bring in bags and they never sent anyone out. Each time we ordered room service they got part of our order wrong and it was like pulling teeth to get them to fix something simple. Not a very customer centric environment. I don't think I'd stay there again.
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
10,0
Excellent
8,2
Pros: Close to temple bar and a comfortable stay
Good
7,7
"Located in City Centre Dublin, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Iveagh Gardens, St. Stephen's Green and Grafton Street. St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity College are also within 15 minutes. Harcourt Street Station is only a 2-minute walk and St. Stephen's Green Station is 7 minutes. "
Overall 7,9 Good
Based on 3 260 reviews
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Excellent
9,1
Mediocre
2,0
Cons: Party hotel for drinkers. Loud and noise everyday of the week.
Good
7,1
Pros: Nice hotel in a good location relative to the rest of Dublin.
Cons: There is a club/bar downstairs that stays extremely noisy throughout the night. Closing the windows only does so much. A new tram service has also opened which adds another level of noise fairly late into the night.
"Located in Temple Bar, this hotel is steps away from Dame Street, Trinity College and Ha' Penny Bridge. Grafton Street and Olympia Theatre are also within 5 minutes. Jervis Station is 7 minutes by foot and Abbey Street Station is 8 minutes. "
Overall 7,8 Good
Based on 3 884 reviews
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Good
6,2
Pros: Location
Cons: Very very very noisy.
Excellent
8,0
Pros: The location was amazing! We were only there for a short time, but we were able to walk pretty much everywhere
Cons: The bathroom was very out-dated. The tub was chipped in many places. The shower head was very high up and almost facing the wall, but it was too high to reach to fix it. The sink had a hot water faucet with its own spout and a cold water faucet with it’s own spout, making washing up extremely difficult!! Also there was a vent that came on when the bathroom door was opened and it blew the shower curtain into the tub, so it would stick on my body while i was in the shower, which is kind of gross.
Good
6,2
Pros: The hotel is located on Dame Street which is directly in front of Trinity College main entrance and on the edge of Temple Bar District. Because we were staying for a week, we opted not to have housekeeping come in every day. The housekeeping staff left bundles of towels, shampoo and toilet paper outside our door to restock the room.
Cons: The bathroom needed maintenance. There was mold growing on the wall above the door and the grout was discolored with mildew. The toilet leaked and made the room smell of sewer. It was unusually warm the first day we were there. They don't have air-conditioning; which is understandable but there were no fans available and the windows only open a few inches. The area outside our window was filled with several mechanical units which were rather loud.
Good
6,0
Excellent
10,0
Okay
4,2
Excellent
8,2
Good
7,7
Pros: Excellent location for the price. Not a premium hotel but perfect if you're on a budget and want to be in the center of everything.
Cons: Noise echoes through halls at night, outside street noise at any hour.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: The hotel is situated right in the heart of where everything happens. For most of my itinerary, I was able to walk.
Cons: The hallway carpeting can use a good cleaning to remove the old and stale smell.
Excellent
9,4
Pros: Great hotel. Nice and clean but pretty pricey considering all you get is the actual room. Call ahead if you have a car to park. We parked in Fleet Street parking as they advised and it gave us a reduced(but still pricey) rate for parking our car. Easy to find, wonderful staff. The “what I didn’t like” is more for extra info. Would 100% recommend this hotel and 100% stay in again if ever back in Dublin! Perfect location!!!!
Cons: No hair conditioner. If I hadn’t called ahead and asked about parking in downtown Dublin it would’ve cost a pretty penny. No breakfast but you do get two small complimentary drinks when you get there. The drinks at their bar are pricey but comparable to other Temple Bar pubs. Breakfast restaurant closes at 11:00 even though check out is at 12, so be mindful!
Excellent
8,5
Pros: The hotes is right in the middle of everything you want to see! The Vat pub was great atmosphere. The staff is extremely friendly and nice.
Cons: There was a construction site next door. Horrible noise starting 7 a.m.
"Located in Temple Bar, this hostel is steps away from Dublinia, Christ Church Cathedral and Dublin Castle. St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity College are also within 10 minutes. Four Courts Station is 6 minutes by foot and Jervis Station is 9 minutes. "
Overall 7,6 Good
Based on 3 055 reviews
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Excellent
8,2
Excellent
10,0
Pros: It's a hip place, the rooms are clean, and the staff were externally helpful in helping me track down my wallet that I had left in a taxi.
Cons: Nothing, the place was great. There were some annoying persons staying there, but that's to be expected and it's not the hostel's fault.
Okay
4,0
Excellent
8,2
Pros: Kinlay house is located in a great area, near many of Dublin's main sights. I would definitely stay here again. Never felt unsafe or uncomfortable.
Cons: The rooms were a tad cold, as well as the bathroom. The cleanliness of the bathroom was also not the best. Someone had thrown up in the bathroom, and it was left for most of the day.
Excellent
8,0
Pros: The staff on reception were all very pleasant and extremely helpful.The location was perfect for us, close to the gig venue we were booked for. It was reasonably priced for Dublin (but not cheap), comfortable and clean. Beds and towels were fine.
Cons: The shower room bathroom was overlooked by another building (hotel?) with no curtain on the window. The frosted glass allowed for privacy from the ground floor level but not from the five stories looking down on us. Breakfast choices were pretty limited.
With a stay at Russell Court Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Dublin, steps from Iveagh Gardens and 4 minutes by foot from St. Stephen's Green. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.
Overall 7,3 Good
Based on 1 772 reviews
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Mediocre
2,0
Pros: Street was so loud, club, loud, legs being banged on the street at 6am. Cleaners banging hoovers and drills being used from 6.30. No sleep. Awful. You need to be drugged or totally drunk to stay here. It's a clip joint. A doss house of a hotel.
Cons: Everything.
Excellent
8,5
Pros: It was across the road from where we needed to be and really close to the centre, later that night the club next door was awesome! And the next day when me and my friend were feeling a little worse for wear, the breakfast was fantastic! Brilliantly value for money, exactly the sort of place we were looking for and would love to stay again!
Okay
5,4
Pros: It was clean and had beautiful antiques.
Cons: There is a night club in the bar and nex door so you really can't sleep until after 3am in the morning.
Okay
4,5
Pros: Location and breakfast
Cons: There was no hot water and the toilet didn’t flush very easily. And honestly I was rather amused and not annoyed by the drunk men screaming songs out the window at 5:30 in the morning. Probably the only time I was never mad about something like that.
Okay
4,0
Cons: Loud thumpy music all night. Ceiling cracks, door mangled, dim lighting in room.
Good
7,7
Pros: Overall room was lovely, clean well kept. Staff friendly but shower didn't work. Location just far enough from the centre. Hotel part fine for the price.
Cons: The nightclub let's it down, it is every night and starts late afternoon for happy hour, and goes on until 4am. Heavy security for obvious reasons and you get stopped when going in, so didn't get much sleep. Shame its not restricted to certain nights can understand it at weekends! Unfortunately aimed at students and young people.
Mediocre
2,0
Pros: Nothing
Cons: VERY NOISY! Radiator was jammed full on so room was boiling. Bed was massively uncomfortable with very bad mattress. Hotel had a bad smell. Has a bar/night club that was noisy from when I checked in (17.30) until past 01.00hrs. Reception staff unfriendly on check out. Room was very old, bathroom was cracked and old, taps were faulty, shower was awful. I travel frequently and have stayed in a lot of hotels worldwide and this was a shocker for a European hotel - will not be back!
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