Staff here is exceptional. Extremely helpful during our stay in Dublin. We attempted to check in…read morejust before 4:45 PM and our room wasn't ready. So the staff set us up with a couple of beers to relax with while they did finishing touches on our room. The beer was nice and cold and bar tender was very friendly. The room was spotless and housekeeping did a great job making sure we had everything we needed. The security at this hotel is tight which made it a safe place to stay. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to the temple bar area and even the zoo. Make sure you get your discount for parking as it makes a huge difference in the cost to park a car. My only complaint is the beds here are extremely firm. I have a bad back so it tore me up. Despite the bed I will return due to the location and staff here.

I recently went on vacation and spent two nights in Dublin. I selected this hotel due to its…read moreproximity and because of the fact that they offered free breakfast. This hotel is centrally located in the city centre, making it rather easy to visit sites around town and even more convenient to get here by bus from the airport. We were happy with the room as it was good enough for two people. It seemed rather new, so no complaints there. The breakfast was okay. I loved the coffee machine they had, but the sausage and eggs were not for me. I wish we had time to visit the bar next door (called Murray's I think), but we were too tired still adjusting to the time difference. Overall, a decent hotel to stay in the city centre of Dublin.

Found these fantastic lodgings on booking.com and was amazed to see that this hotel has not yet…read morebeen reviewed on Yelp...so here we go... Old building refurbed with coffee shop & cafe on the ground floor and lodging rooms above. Almost like stepping back in a Dublin time warp, without the tenement housing negatives. Super clean, fresh, roomy bedroom with small (but clean & efficient) bathroom with shower. Friendly proprietors. Check-in is at the cafe counter!

This is a charming little hotel a 15-20 min walk from the city center. Affordable, with super…read morefriendly staff, a delicious restaurant downstairs and super high-speed internet. If you don't want to work from your room, you can always go downstairs into the bar/restaurant and enjoy a good coffee while doing whatever needs doing. Oh, and the bus to the airport stops right in front of the hotel.

One of the nicest hotels I've stayed in throughout Europe. Everyone is very friendly from the front…read moredesk staff, housekeeping, breakfast host, everything was great. Clean rooms and bathrooms, and the included buffet breakfast was a great way to start the day. Right across the street from the train station, and the tram runs right in front of the hotel for getting around the city. I'd suggest getting the unlimited ride visitors ticket. We used it a lot and got our money's worth.

Spent a night at this Dublin gem! Cozy, clean and comfortable. Located minutes from the Guinness…read moreFactory and Museum. Staff was attentive and helpful. Both restaurants were yummy. Highly recommend!

Pros: The hotel had lifts and the AC worked great. The staff were also very helpful, especially…read morewhen arranging transportation. The location was great. For the price, my hotel room smelled awful and it was super noisy from the HVAC outside. I would take the noise of Temple Bar over that. I wasn't really impressed with the decor. Everything was plain and bland. It lacked charm. It was ok but I will look for another option on my next Dublin trip.

We stayed at the Brook's Hotel in Downtown Dublin when arriving in Ireland. The location of this…read morehotel is nearby some great restaurants and pubs and not a far walk to the Temple Bar area and river. The hotel stay included a complimentary breakfast each morning (continential or plated), dinner restaurant on site and bar lounge as well. The rooms were each different to have their own personalities. The troubles we ran into was that our rooms were not ready at check in at 3pm; but, were able to scramble and find an additional room quickly for us. The staff at the front desk were also not overly friendly nor helpful. Lastly, our bathroom door wouldn't stay open so it got very hot and the shower door was off the roller track. If you are looking for a hotel in a great location, this is a great choice! The rooms were clean, had mini fridges and water in the rooms, and hotel bar prices were fair.

This place is alright. It's close enough that you can walk down to the temple bar area in about 30…read moreminutes. We stayed last minute for 1 night. I will likely never stay here again. No air conditioning, which I'm sure wouldn't normally be an issue. We stayed in June and it felt like that had the heater going and the temp was low 70 to high 60s. The room felt like it was 75-80 degrees and there is only a tiny wonder and a desk fan to cool the room. Overall, the room was okay and you can tell it was refurbished... but again for the price, it didn't seem justified. No parking, breakfast is not included and again, still about a 30 min walk to the downtown/ temple bar area.

This was our first time to Dublin. My family and I were going on a mega European trip/Western…read moreMediterranean Cruise. To get the cheapest itinerary it made sense to have a layover in Dublin, even though it was truly never on our must-see list. We had no regrets! Although Dublin is cold/windy/was even hailing during our May 2016 stay here, it was worth a 1 night layover (and a great way to adjust with jetlag before the big trip began). As for the Maldron, it is imperative to take a Taxi if you are traveling with any more than 2-3 people, because it ends up being cheaper than taking the airport bus. I believe it was about 35 Euros for the cab ride each way, a smooth 35 minute ride. The hotel is a bit aged but had recently been gutted. It is clean, in a safe, quiet (Extremely quiet) neighborhood. If you enjoy walking, it is an easy 15-25 minute stroll to the main downtown area and restaurants. There is also a tram within 5 minutes of the hotel. We found that late at night it was difficult to get a bite to eat near the hotel and thus had to walk into the main strip/downtown area. The hotel staff are kind and quick to respond to any requests and issues. One note is that when going to the airport, if you want to save 2 Euros hail a cab yourself, because any time you have to call ahead of time for a cab the 2 Euros fee is charged!

Stayed here for 3 nights recently and enjoyed it. Hotel was nicely located just a couple blocks…read moreaway from St Patrick's Cathedral and a hop on hop off bus stop. So it was easy to get around city. Hotel room was nicely located, spacious, great beds, nice bathroom, nice view. Breakfast spread was amazing. Loved all the choices and of course the coffee machine. I would definitely stay here again when in Dublin.

I had a great stay at the Radisson Blu for a night this July…read more This hotel was walking distance, less than 10 minutes away from the bus stop that we had taken from the airport. It is in a convenient location nearby many tourist attractions, such as Temple Bar, Dublin's castle, St Patrick's Cathedral, etc. it was also a short walking distance to our car rental pick up at St Stephen's Green shopping centre. We booked this hotel for the first day of our trip. We arrived in the morning so our room wasn't ready for check in yet, but we were able to drop off our luggage in the lobby. This made it easy for us as we could continue exploring according to our plan (we took a 30 minute train ride over to Howth right after dropping our bags). Coming back to the hotel around 5pm, our room was ready and we were able to nap a bit before dinner. The superior room we booked was located in a renovated section of the hotel and had access to a shared outdoor patio right across from our hotel room. We didn't have time to use the patio but it was spacious and it seemed no one was using it whenever we passed by. Our hotel room was very clean, large (great for us as we had plenty of luggage) and we had two complementary water bottles in the room. We had breakfast the next morning and it was buffet style. There is a section if you want fresh made omelettes. Lots of variety I think but I stuck with the classic Irish breakfast items. So delicious and fresh! Check out process - we had a bit of a hiccup as I had given my credit card for authorization for breakfast charges when I checked in. The staff was asking for my credit card again which confused me as I had already paid. Despite the confusion, the service at Radisson was great and I would definitely recommend this hotel for fellow tourists!

The college green hotel (formerly Westin Dublin) is a storied luxury hotel in a fantastic central…read morelocation just steps from key sights like Temple bar and Trinity University. Our king deluxe room on the fourth floor had all the modern features including bedside power and a sleek marble bathroom with both a tub and separate shower. Our room rate (€700) for a one night stay in early June included breakfast. The room was fairly quiet and very clean. We rented a car for the rest of our trip around Ireland so reserved parking ahead of time through the concierge. The ever so friendly Bell Captain, Stephen, met us at the front and directed us just around the building corner where he took care of the car for us. Couldn't have been easier.

I visited this property for an afternoon luncheon a few years back and totally forgot because of…read morethe recent brand name change! What was a beautiful Westin is now the gorgeous College Green Hotel! From the cheery porter's welcome to the informed front desk specialist's smile...from the expansive and well-appointed lobby to the super comfortable and quiet guest room...from the luxe amenities already included in the room rate to the extra help I solicited from guest services to have a sweet welcome on arrival for my beau's first overnight stay in Ireland...The College Green Hotel has won my heart! Pro tip: on the hotel's website is a great short history of the property and surrounding area. 2nd pro tip: plan to spend time in your room wrapped in a plush robe while sipping a Nespresso or cup of herbal tea ~ now, THAT'S traveling in style!

We stayed at The Morrison for five days and checked out yesterday on 5-18-26. It was our first…read moretrip to Dublin and we were looking for a hotel close to Temple Bar but not too loud. The location was perfect, it's right across the bridge from Temple Bar without the noise and traffic. Upon checking in we were greeted by the front desk personnel, she was friendly and welcoming. After traveling overnight we were elated to be given an early check-in. Our most memorable customer service experience was from Antonio, who helped us with our luggage and delivered a Happy Birthday dessert to our room. Everyday we were there Antonio was helpful and had a smile on his face. The room was clean and had everything we needed. I would recommend this hotel to travelers and would stay here again.

On our last leg of our Ireland tour, we stayed here in Dublin for 5 nights. Location was great,…read morewithin walking distance of many attractions and thankfully across the bridge from the noisy Temple Bar area. Everything was close- shopping, restaurants, Temple Bar area, Ha'penny Bridge, etc. As far as parking, the hotel was affiliated with a parking garbage a block away, with a discounted parking rate of 20 euros a day. The hotel will gave us a stamped card to show the parking garage attendant. A modern, contemporary hotel, that had a restaurant, morning breakfast room, lounge, and exercise room. Friendly service.. we were greeted daily with every passing of the check in desk area. Our room was ok- happy it had a small fridge, safe, desk, complimentary water, complimentary slippers, and daily housekeeping upon request. Room didn't have any great city views- just an inner building view. Pillows were flat as pancakes! I did mention to the front desk to add more pillows to our room- orthopedic pillows were offered, but they still were flat. Oh well, just had to layer my sleeping pillows. Breakfast was decent. A beautiful room with an additional upper eating area. Buffet style, with an additional option for made to order. Servers were very friendly and accommodating. Traditional Irish breakfast was offered as well as cereals, fruits, pastries, and yogurt. Overall, good experience. Great location.

Few hotels genuinely deserve every one of their five stars. The Merrion Hotel is one of them…read more We spent three unforgettable nights here in late July, and from the moment we arrived until our departure, every aspect of our stay was flawless. The hotel strikes the perfect balance between historic grandeur and contemporary luxury, delivering an experience that feels both elegant and genuinely welcoming. The staff were exceptional. Every interaction was warm, polished, and effortless, but Robert, the doorman, deserves special recognition. His professionalism, kindness, and sincere hospitality set the tone each time we entered or left the hotel. He embodies the remarkable standard of service that defines The Merrion. Breakfast each morning in the Garden Room was a highlight of our stay. Designed with a relaxed atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the hotel's formal Georgian drawing rooms, it offers one of the finest breakfasts I've ever enjoyed. The buffet showcases exceptional Irish produce, including a wonderful selection of regional honeys, artisanal yogurts, and kefirs sourced from counties across Ireland. The freshly prepared Full Irish Breakfast was, without question, the best I've ever had--perfectly cooked and featuring outstanding local ingredients. The hotel's wellness facilities are equally impressive. The indoor swimming pool is one of the most beautiful hotel pools I've encountered, complemented by an excellent sauna, steam room, fitness center, and luxurious spa that provide a tranquil retreat after a day exploring Dublin. The Merrion's setting is spectacular. Occupying four meticulously restored Georgian townhouses alongside a contemporary Garden Wing, it combines architectural beauty with every modern comfort. Yet what truly distinguishes the property is its extraordinary art collection. Housing Ireland's largest private collection of 19th- and 20th-century Irish art, the hotel feels as much like a museum as it does a luxury hotel. Among my favorite pieces were Sean Scully's striking Vertical Stripes, Jack B. Yeats' magnificent The Hour of Sleep, Louis le Brocquy's haunting Woman in White, and works by Paul Henry, Roderic O'Conor, Mainie Jellett, and William Scott. In the courtyard garden, Rowan Gillespie's bronze sculpture of James Joyce provides a fitting tribute to one of Ireland's literary giants. Wandering the corridors and elegant reception rooms became an experience in itself. What impressed me most, however, was the service. The staff possess an extraordinary ability to anticipate guests' needs without ever being intrusive. Our room was impeccably maintained each day, with thoughtful evening turndown service, replenished water, perfectly arranged slippers, and countless small touches that elevated our stay. One moment particularly stood out. An elderly family member who uses a wheelchair came to visit us during our stay. The compassion, patience, and professionalism shown by every member of the staff made what could have been a challenging visit completely effortless. Their commitment to accessibility and genuine care was deeply appreciated and reflected the hotel's philosophy that true luxury lies in making every guest feel welcome. The Merrion is more than simply Dublin's premier luxury hotel--it is a destination in its own right. With world-class dining, outstanding wellness facilities, museum-quality art, impeccable accommodations, and service that consistently exceeds expectations, it represents Irish hospitality at its absolute finest. I would return without hesitation, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Beautiful grand hotel heart of Dublin Walking distance to…read moreBook of Kells Trinity College and loads of Churches Historic Sites and wonderful restaurants and pubs Shopping galore and close to Guinness Home/Brewery/Experience.Quite Elegance Historic District Boutique Hotel District Style and personal service .You won't be disappointed

Not for the insatiable. A budget hotel in Dublin with a relaxed atmosphere. The location really…read moreisn't terrible, with some nice eateries/pubs nearby and it's a pleasant walk to the centre. Don't let the photos representing the rooms online fool you, my room was nothing like it. What I got was incredibly basic; four walls and two beds and a bathroom you couldn't swing a cat in. The toilet sometimes made gurgling noises, perhaps triggered by the flushes of adjacent rooms or the activation of showers. There was a motor of some kind behind the bed wall that was intermittent, but thankfully not present after hours. I found it quite comfortable and it's definitely the sort of place that should appeal to young or basic need travellers. The front desk staff was most excellent.

Caveat emptor. Check the Facebook page for the business before visiting. In my opinion the owner…read morecomes across as rude and entitled. It Is likely this attitude permeates the atmosphere at the hotel.