Lovely hotel & staff, room was perfect, great comfortable beds & clean 🤩

Just disappointed at €347 for the night & not even a breakfast in that price, when I could book it in 2 weeks time on a Friday night for €166, terrible rip off but that’s the way it is in Dublin 😢

We chose it for the location (convenient for both UCD and downtown) and the price. The area is very nice and on several bus routes. The room was somewhat small but well laid out and most importantly the mattress was comfortable. A few too many spiderwebs in window corners, but otherwise clean. Breakfast was good, and there are several other options nearby, as well as Tesco, etc.

We had some difficulty communicating with the lady at the front desk. Perhaps English is not her primary language and ours isn't either - she had trouble understanding us (this has never happened to us before).

The location was excellent for the RDS Arena. The little beer garden area at the front gave it a lovely vibe, especially when returning from a concert.

Difficult to hairdryer your hair when closest mirror was on the open bathroom door some 20 feet away. A dressing table would have been nicer. Also for a Superior Double room, at €324 for 1 night, a fridge it would have been nice as the bedroom was stifling. Health & Safety rules-bedroom window only opened a few inches as high up. Toilet had the remnants of the previous occupier too.

This is a wonderful hotel just beyond the canals ideally placed for walking or taking a bus. The place is full of charming character! The bar below is frequented by locals and hotel guests alike, not only when there is a performance. The bus 38a takes either into the center or out to UCD - just what you need.

There is precious little to improve. If pressed to mention something would suggest that the bedside light option could perhaps be less bright. All in all, we would certainly come again.

My initial room was very small and affected by the noise sounding like air-con generators. I would not have been able to sleep with that. I asked at reception if there were works around the area as I was not 100% sure it was due to generators or maybe some work in progress which may have stopped at night. It turned out it was the noise from kitchen generators. The reception staff came to investigate and immediately offered me a replacement room. I was happy with the new room and appreciated the helpful staff. Pleasant stay overall

The initial room was small and not quiet and not worth the price I paid for it. The hotel does not have a lift and that may be an issue for other guests, it was ok for me because I am active and had small luggage staying only 2 night. The rooms are a bit outdated and could do with some freshen up considering the price charged.

The location of the hotel is great. It's just far enough out from the center to be like a real neighborhood with plenty of shops close by. I had the breakfast once and it was good but I had to pay extra. The staff was super helpful. My room was quiet. The lobby was well appointed, the building in good repair and if I needed anything, the staff was quick to respond. The pub downstairs was great. I went down almost every night.

The room was quite small. It would have been nice to have a chair in the room. The closet was also tiny. I had to ask for more hangers. There was never any annoying problem and if I get back to Dublin, I want to stay there again.

To put into context, I have often paid a lot, lot more, in hotels with a greater "star rating" and received considerably less in all aspects. From the moment I arrived, the staff at the desk were fantastic and, very kindly, I was upgraded from a double room to a suite, which I was not expecting. Now, I have in the past booked suites in various cities and this suite, whilst not huge, was one of if not the most comfortable I have ever been in. The hotel is in a beautiful part of Dublin and typically an expensive part too, this was without doubt the best value for money room I have ever had; not exaggerating but in the past I have paid ten times what I paid here for a suite in certain cities at five star hotels, yet this, whilst smaller than those rooms, was far more comfortable and cosy feeling, which is often hard to create in a hotel in a city centre. It had a king size bed which was very comfy and a wall mounted TV, along with the usual amenities; a separate living room with a very comfy sofa and another TV along with tea and coffee facilities plus a writing desk/workspace. The whole room was spotless, the staff were far more attentive than in a lot of other hotels I have stayed in. The bathroom was very clean and whilst it wasn't enormous, it only had a shower, it worked and honestly I didn't need more; for example I have paid a lot more for a similar room in the past, to find the shower only produces a trickle of water, well everything here worked perfectly and again, was spotless. The hotel itself, is an old beautiful town house and it retains that "homely" atmosphere throughout, it didn't try to be anything it wasn't and as a result, did not come across as cold or bland, really nice vibe. The Den Bar, produced more like restaurant quality food than that of a pub, absolutely exceptional and great value for money. Cannot rate the staff highly enough, so welcoming and friendly and sorted me a taxi without any fuss.

Nothing honestly, some people might be put off by the period features such as single glazing sash windows, but the room (again it was late November), was so warm and there were extra blankets and pillows in the wardrobe if needed. I'm actually just going to use this space to praise the hotel even further as there was a word limit in the previous section. There was nothing negative about this hotel at all, it's clearly underrated and deserves far more attention.

Very nice room. Quiet and big, good bed and pillows. We didn't need the adapter when there was usb-slot on the wall. Not very far from the center, it's possible to walk. Nice restaurants and pubs nearby. Breakfast ok enough for vegetarians, very good for the others.

Bit pricey, but everything is in Dublin. No aircondition but luckily it was possible to keep window open.

The property was a ten minute walk from the Aviva stadium and Dart train. The hotel and room we stayed in were clean and had a kettle with teas and milk for your stay if you wanted a cuppa.

I would say that the decor is a little out dated but that’s if I have to be picky about something but honestly I can look past that.

Staff was very friendly and helpful when needed. Proximity to Aviva Stadium was fantastic, and the walk to the city centre wasn’t bad either. Didn’t make it to the restaurant but very nice to have that option on site. Great value for the money (especially during Taylor Swift!)

Room was a bit dated. Stairs weren’t ideal with luggage but to be expected with this size of hotel.