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The hotel was in the Temple Bar area and close (walking distance) to St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle and the actual Temple Bar. The staff was nice and we were able to leave our luggage and go walk about until check in time. The hotel room was nice sized and a good shower.

The walls were thin as were the windows as we heard sounds from both outside and other connecting rooms, so hopefully you have quiet neighbors. There was no air conditioning in the room.

The hotel was comfortable and clean. Very basic and down to earth.

Some of the staff was nor very helpful, most were helpful.

Although in the noisy Temple Bar area, this hotel was in a convenient location for walking to sights. On the fifth floor, I was away from noise (except for loud tourists who came in at 4 am). The room was clean.

Outdated curtains didn't block much light at all. The attached bar is fine for drinks but avoid the food. I didn't try breakfast.

Basic room in an excellent location with plenty of atmosphere. Breakfast is not included but you have a choice of hot or continental breakfasts. Temple Bar has a pub on every corner and several in between so there are plenty of places to eat and drink and listen to traditional Irish music. You can even hear it as you are falling asleep at night. The hotel even has its own pub attached. Close to lots of attractions such as Trinity College and the Book of Kells. The Hop On Hop Off buses leave from around the corner or you can easily walk across one of the many bridges to the other side of town.

Beds were quite hard, leaving you with a sore back many days. While going to sleep to the sounds of traditional Irish music is good, the yahooing and shouting of revelers outside the pubs can be a problem and often goes on until 2am. Make sure to book a room on the inside of the hotel as there is no air-con. While the view is not good, the building blocks a lot of the noise coming from the open window.

The location could not be better for what we wanted to see and do. The car park discount was welcome. The room was a good size for two.

The double bed was in fact two single beds put together so there was an uncomfortable ridge down the middle. The bathroom floor was not clean when we arrived with a few short hairs evident. There is a lot of noise in the night coming from the street in the area (Temple Bar) but that may have been expected.

Quiet room in lively neighborhood

Wifi in room was horrific!!!

Great location and nice staff. Our room was very basic, but importantly it was clean & comfortable.

Fantastic location in the centre of Temple Bar

I’ve no complaints

It was very affordable

The front rooms are very noisy, the back are ok. I've stayed twice. The bed was ok one time and very bad the next

GREAT location for walking Dublin sites.

Meagre room, but clean. Comfy bed. Sluggish wifi, and had to be rebooted. Still not great in the room (fine in the lobby). The checkin lady said that breakfast was included and indicated the restaurant and times. Turns out the breakfast was not included and waiting for 8 am to roll around was sort of dumb...could have headed out for a reasonable meal elsewhere. Also, the elevator lets you out six stairs lower than your floor, so be prepared to lug your suitcase up some stairs, there and at the front door.

From receiption to departing, very easy going.

It was st Patrick's and 6 nations weekend. So noise level in hotel loud but as expected in Temple Bar . Staff universally polite, Room clean.

Price gouging was blatant and reproachful. I wouldn't use on regular visits in future as point of principle. Broken in room kettle not replaced over 3 days although reported each day of stay

excellent location

restaurant a little dated

Did not like that you have to give a 50 euros deposit on arrival and that they photo copy your passport and keep it on file I still haven't got my 50euro returned to my debit card after checking out