staff was exceptional, particularly Charlie, Hwa and June. I admired the details that made the setting comfortable. restaurant menu was very good, particularly the Saturday and Sunday menus. great location and quick walk to National Botanical Gardens and Glasvenin cemetery. recommended it to friends visiting Dublin from Dallas Texas this summer.

a little outside of the city center but a nice hotel

Cleanliness

very nice in and out :) comfortable, cute

little bit noisy at night

The beds where comfy The hotel interior was nice The rooms were cozy

The music coming from the restaurant was loud till late night Thin walls

Super location. The rooms are all different but I've never had a bad room. Good shower etc. Bar and restaurant available on site - v. handy.

Parking is not a guarantee. You need to pay from 7 am to 7 pm, so if you don't get one of the free slots overnight, you need to use the app or wake early to feed the meter!

The staff were very helpful

The sink in the bathroom takes a long time to settle. The room was very cold at night.

the hotel is located in a nice area, but it’s a 30 min walk to the city center.

there was no heating in the room (only in the bathroom), so it was getting quite cold during the night.

Very friendly staff, happy to help in any way, very clean rooms

Bathroom wasn't the cleanest but was to a good a standard just not every aspect of the bathroom

staff was very polite

week heating

decent price, close to airport.

room was cold, luckily plenty of duvets around.

great location for your pre-departure night.

a bit cramped

I honestly don't think I can even mention anything positive about this. Perhaps its location? It was a 10 minute walk away from a bus stop, and from them a 20-30 minute ride to the city centre. Oh, and the bed was rather large and comfortable, unlike literally everything else.

The room we were given (we had to stay a single night) was the tiniest I'd ever been in, and I've seen my fair share of hotels and hostels and B&Bs and whatnot. The space between the bed and each wall was so tiny that we could barely turn around, and we had literally nowhere to put our luggage, let alone open it to rearrange the clothes inside before our departure. Not even five minutes had passed since our arrival there that the fire alarm falsely went off (twice) exactly above our heads (not that it had anywhere else to be placed, though) - I of course know that this was nobody's fault, but let's just say that this did not help improve the beginning of our albeit short stay. The hairdryer was "out of order", as a haphazard slip of paper recited, and in fact it even completely detached from the wall, case and everything, in a probably very safe way, may I add. The one window looked upon (or, better, gave direct access to, since it was literally attached) a disarming roof of some probably abandoned building, decorated with stones and dirt and seagull poo. Moreover, we found a Bible in a drawer (they somehow knew two lesbians were goind to be there, perhaps?) and a not particularly tiny spider above the sink, but we made friends with both so nothing to worry about.

Water did not flow from sink, wall dirty, shower head broken, thin walls