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.

Fantastic from the beginning and hands down the friendliest staff I have ever encountered in any…read morehotel on any continent. We arrived from an overnight flight at roughly 9:30 a.m. and they were still prepping rooms but they stored our luggage and recommended a location to grab something to eat which was very good. Upon returning about 45 minutes later our room was ready and we found the room to be meticulous with a very comfy king bed, mini fridge, tv, and ample size bathroom. I saw a few other reviews that stated the bathroom doors would not stay open but I learned that is by design and we just asked for an extra towel that we used to prop the door open when needed. It serves to point out that the entire hotel is under a complete remodel so many of the rooms and features of the hotel are shinny new. They do offer breakfast in the morning and for the evening they do have a restaurant and bar. Just walk out the front door if you want a livelier crowd and more restaurant options The location of the hotel is prime as it offers proximity the River Liffey, plenty of shops, pubs, and attractions. We walked to the Jameson (25 min walk) and Guinness (30 min walk) factories as it also gave us the ability to take in things along the walk. You are close to Trinity College and both St Patrick's and Christ Church Cathedrals. lastly, I cannot say enough about the staff, Anne at the front desk was a warm and inviting pleasure and very professional, Marvin the concierge and bellman was super helpful and pleasantly informative, the house staff was attentive and always looking to make sure we were comfortable. The Brooks comes with my highest recommendation.

Is it weird to say that this hotel was my favorite part of visiting Dublin?…read more We stayed for 7 nights and it was an absolute pleasure. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The rooms were well maintained and the decor was to die for. I wish every hotel felt this way. There are 3 bars inside the hotel as well as 2 restaurants. If you need help with anything the staff is always there to assist with a smile. Within walking distance of so many restaurants, pubs and shops.

Whenever I'm in Dublin, I take the opportunity to stay at the Shelbourne. The history that is…read morecaptured in this building undoubtedly warrants it the most unique hotel in Dublin. If you come prepared, they have a concierge and a genealogist on site to help you find your ancestors from Ireland. Many famous people and politicians have stayed in these walls as well. That said, this was a truly special time of year when they're getting ready for Christmas! They took such care and were meticulous with their decorations. It was delightful to come home to each evening. Experience: 1. They will tidy your room everyday 2. Turn down service begins around 6 pm (they will get your slipper, robe, bed, water and chocolate ready for nighttime) 3. Their small guest room includes a king size bed that is superbly fluffy. 4. The deluxe guest room has a deep tub for soaking Staff: The entire front desk staff is very helpful, welcoming and efficient. Marta was especially helpful and kind throughout my stay! As for the porters were just right with their assistance. I did always feel bad that I had not gotten any Euro on my trip, but I will mention Karl was fantastic! Always helpful and nice to talk with. Michele in the health center was informative and helped me find all of the rooms for their current gym as it's under renovation. Facilities: They have a 5 star spa on site that includes one of the best relaxation rooms I have experienced in the world. It's the view and seating that make it amazing. They give you a blanket, fruit, spa water -- all while looking over st. Stephen's park... bliss! (I went on a rainy day which added to the ambiance) The facial with Elemis product was my favorite. PRO TIP! if you're from the states and liked Elemis, there is now an Elemis outlet store at Kildare Village, which is a short train ride away. I made it there in 35 minutes. DINING: Again, 5 star experience and the restaurant is always packed. Chef makes superb food and I thoroughly enjoyed the room service of fish and chips. TONS of fish, perfectly battered and fried. If I could give the shelbourne a 10 out of 5 I would.

The golden lion door knocker and the gentleman in the top hat will be your first clues that you are…read moreentering a gentle and refined hotel. From the moulding to the kind staff to the extensive art collection to the exquisite linens on the plush bed, you are in for a treat. Now, if you expect "modern perfection" please stay elsewhere. There is history in this building. The creaks and cracks are called character. Aka soul. And I wouldn't want it any other way. The icing on the cake is that the Merrion is part of the Leading Hotels of the World Collection. That seal is another indicator of excellence. Be sure to visit the Bar No. 23 and sit by the fire with a cocktail. And bring a swimsuit for a dip in the indoor pool, sauna and steam room.

Unbelievable experience at a gorgeous hotel in a lovely part of Dublin. As you will see when you…read morebook, it is a pricy hotel. As you will read in all the reviews, it's worth every single euro. Every staff person will greet you and be affable and accommodating. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable -- had I not wanted to see Dublin, I would have been tempted to just stay in my room and in that delicious bed! But if I had done that, I wouldn't have had the distinct pleasure and honor of having breakfast each morning in the hotel restaurant, where Fiona greets, chats with and makes every single hotel guest feel welcome and like they are in their home away from home. I was there with a group and we met in the lovely bar for drinks before dinner at night -- great selections, beautiful atmosphere. The Merrion is a truly exquisite experience. If you have the means, I highly recommend staying here. Say hi to Fiona for me!

Nice hotel in center of Dublin. Rooms are decent size and very comfortable beds. Theres a decent…read morebreakfast spread too. For me the location and room size are what I like about the hotel. One thing to watch out for is that during rush our taxis can take 10-15 to arrive. I recommend ordering one in advance so you aren't waiting around.

Wonderful! Would highly recommend this hotel! The staff are super...attentive, personable and…read moreprofessional and so helpful & kind. The breakfasts are awesome & over the top. Definitely a 5 star experience & I look to going back again

We had a great stay, the hotel was nice. The location is ideal, you can walk to Temple Bar,…read moreGrafton, Guinness, and there are countless bars and restaurants. Everyone at the hotel was very friendly and helpful... Saoirse was spot on with every one of her recommendations. We will be back for sure

Lovely hotel in the heart of the action! Front desk staff, everyone in caribou- outstanding!…read moreWalking distance to everything. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to others

Should you land at the Conrad Hotel Dublin at any point you're visiting Ireland consider yourself…read morelucky! What a lovely place, filled with even lovelier folks that make sure your stay feels like a homecoming. You are incredibly close and very walkable to all the attractions that Dublin has to offer. They offer an incredible breakfast so make sure you don't miss that before you take in the magic that is Ireland. The rooms are great, clean, and comfortable. The staff is warm, insightful, and so very thoughtful of their guests. We had the great fortune of getting connected to a tour guide whom privately took us all around not just Dublin but beyond. Since his was recommended by the hotel, I must give massive props to Mr Les who took us all over Dublin and beyond! If you're looking for a private tour (I was traveling with my 2 young kiddos (7 & 5), father, and spouse). By the end of our 3 days together, it was like saying bye to family. Highly recommend this hotel and should you be looking for a private tour to make sure you keep coming back to visit Ireland, ask them for Les' information or feel free to send me a note! Us Yelpers are family so where there is a pot of gold to be shared, we share it!

This place is super nice, very very clean, good customer service, and comfortable rooms with all…read morethe amenities to feel right at home. It's at a prime location so you can definitely go out for a stroll if you'd wanted to. There is a restaurant inside, on the pricey side but pretty good. It's a great place to stay for a day or more for sure!

Stayed at the Westbury for 4 nights and the stay was extremely enjoyable. The staff were very…read moreattentive and helpful. We arrived at 6 am and our room wasn't ready but the staff worked very hard to get us a room within a couple of hours. Breakfasts were excellent and again the staff was quick to answer any questions that we had. The room was very comfortable and had plenty of space for luggage and still be able get around the room. Turndown service at night was an added touch. Location is perfect just about two blocks from Grafton street with easy access to O'Connell Street. Definitely will be staying there again if we return to Dublin.

Absolutely gorgeous hotel in a convenient location. Beautiful, clean, comfortable rooms, friendly…read morestaff, etc. Would highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Dublin.

Really lovely small hotel. Perfectly located, elegantly furnished and decorated. Rooms are cozy…read morebut very comfortable and quiet. Staff were also lovely. Breakfast was great and served in a comfortable and pleasant room. Walking distance to St. Stephen's Green, Grafton St. and many other sites in Dublin City. Definitely take a nice walk through St. Stephen's Green if you've not gone through it before. Highly recommend for pleasure or business travel.

Absolutely loved staying at The Wilder. Peaceful and safe neighborhood, near canal with walking /…read morebiking path as well as gorgeous park at St. Stephen's Green. The rooms are truly "boutique" chic, very comfortable and spotless with complimentary Irish treats. We booked 4 rooms and each was charming and unique. The breakfast buffet is complimentary and really perfect, but you can upgrade to larger full meals which were also delicious. Easy 20-minute walk or light-rail ride to tourist area. Highly recommend this lovely hotel!

We stayed at the Hyatt centric in Dublin for three nights. The hotel was very comfortable, modern,…read moreand had the best breakfast we ate in all of our travels. The restaurant had good food at decent prices. It also had live music every evening, which was a really nice touch. This hotel was well located. It was a bit farther from some things, but totally walkable to all of the locations that one might want to visit in central Dublin. I would recommend a stay here.

The thing about Hyatt hotels is that the rooms are usually pretty standard and predictable (in a…read moregood way). The staff were very friendly and helpful and the lobby is very nice. I wasn't too impressed with the restaurant staff, but only stopped in for a drink so it was fine. The location was very nice for our last couple of days in Ireland and not too far of a walk to the Guinness Storehouse or Temple Bar areas.