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The College Green Hotel Dublin, Autograph Collection
4.5/543 Reviews

The College Green Hotel Dublin, Autograph Collection

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.24km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
This Westin hotel in Dublin is located on the south bank of the River Liffey, next to the famous Trinity University. It is only 5-7 minutes away from two bustling commercial streets. The location is very good. There are trams and Double-decker bus, the transportation is very convenient. The interior of the hotel is old and refined. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The authentic and delicious Irish breakfast is plentiful and suitable for kids, it is definitely worth choosing.
The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton
4/5133 Reviews

The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.58km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Stayed there when passing through Dublin one night. Hotel is really nice -location superb along the river Liffey -walking distance to most tourist spots. Staff on check in and out excellent -could not have ben friendlier, Hotel decor really cool. Room absolutely lovely -plus very quiet-decor superb, great tv channels, great lighting etc. Only issues were with Wifi ( hard to connect -then in the morning no wifi) -Aircon very noisy -its Ireland so not necessary anyhow-switched off and opened window. I did not eat in the Hotel as had travelled from Asia and on a different time zone food wise--but food menu looked superb and reasonably priced. I will stay there again
The Westbury Hotel
4.4/596 Reviews

The Westbury Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.73km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Just concluded an extended stay while visiting a daughter studying abroad. I can’t say enough about the people and staff members at The Westbury. I’m particular, the waiters, waitresses and hostesses at breakfast greeted us so warmly every day, and make us feel so welcomed and we’ll looked after. Pamela, Rebecca and Nav were especially pleasant, friendly and helpful. You can’t beat the location if you want to be in the middle of everything Dublin has to offer, with Grafton Street out the front door, and cultural landmarks like Trinity, the National Gallery, St Stephen’s Green, O’Connell Street and Temple Bar just a short walk away. But overall it’s the people that make the Westbury special and I will look forward to visiting it again.
The Fitzwilliam Hotel
4.3/5100 Reviews

The Fitzwilliam Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.95km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
With a stay at The Fitzwilliam Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Dublin, steps from Grafton Street and 4 minutes by foot from St. Stephen's Green. This luxury hotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Trinity College and 0.6 mi (1 km) from O'Connell Street.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).Enjoy a meal at Glovers Alley or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers 24-hour room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 139 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection
4.4/557 Reviews

The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.97km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Just had an amazing time in the shelbourne hotel. Beautiful cuisine ,comfort and relaxation. So convenient for shopping and strolling around the city centre. All staff amazing 👏
The Merrion Hotel
4.7/586 Reviews

The Merrion Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|1.05km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
The Merrion is a Hallmark of service and sheer quality. We arrived to be greeted by a friendly concierge and the news that our room had been upgraded to a junior suite. Lunch in the Cellar bar was an absolute joy and friendly, well clued in staff made the experience more special. The room was fabulous, with every comfort you could imagine. The bed was so comfortable, as were the couches.I cannot speak too highly about the service at this wonderful hotel.

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The Trinity City Hotel
4.4/5125 Reviews

The Trinity City Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.34km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Trinity City Hotel is excellently located in the heart of Dublin, so for that I give it 5 stars. It has a fancy, almost glitzy lobby, and the staff are nice. But there was a problem that was difficult to overcome. The duvet (the bed cover) was oversized and bulky and made it too hot to sleep. And the pillows were fat as pigs. I tried (had to call front desk four different times within a six hour period) to get a lightweight cover of some sort and a flatter pillow, without any success. I tried to cool down the room by opening the window but it was ”fixed” so that I could only open it about three inches (to prevent people jumping out, I suppose). In the end I just stripped off the duvet cover (essentially the thickness of two bedsheets) and used that to cover me. For such a nice hotel, you'd think they'd be able to accommodate people who don't want to roast in the duvet or sleep at a 45 degree angle with the fat pillows. I hope someone in the hotel management sees this and they buy some lightweight blankets and some normal sized pillows.
The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton
4/5133 Reviews

The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.58km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Stayed there when passing through Dublin one night. Hotel is really nice -location superb along the river Liffey -walking distance to most tourist spots. Staff on check in and out excellent -could not have ben friendlier, Hotel decor really cool. Room absolutely lovely -plus very quiet-decor superb, great tv channels, great lighting etc. Only issues were with Wifi ( hard to connect -then in the morning no wifi) -Aircon very noisy -its Ireland so not necessary anyhow-switched off and opened window. I did not eat in the Hotel as had travelled from Asia and on a different time zone food wise--but food menu looked superb and reasonably priced. I will stay there again
Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre
4.2/571 Reviews

Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.71km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
设施：I did enjoy every second during my stay~ The room is spacious and the staff were friendly and helpful:) I would come back and stay again when I visit Dublin next time. The location is very convenient to access different scenery spots in Dublin.

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Wynn's Hotel
4.1/5102 Reviews

Wynn's Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.12km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
We have just returned from the most enjoyable stay at Wynn's hotel and are so happy to have experienced one of the most professional hotels we have ever encountered. It has the perfect combination of understated elegance, attention to detail and welcoming charm, all made to seem effortless. Behind all this you have the professionalism of the staff, David in the bar looked after us so well and whose easy conversation, good manners and skills make you feel you have been visiting for years, Roberta on the Reception is a true gem and so helpful and interesting, the dining room and staff, most attentive I didn’t get the head waiter's name but the breakfast first class, best we have had and all home made and compliments to all the catering staff as our evening meal sat in the bar was delicious. We hope to return and will tell all our friends.
Moxy Dublin City
4.1/578 Reviews

Moxy Dublin City

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.18km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Hotel location good just off main street -however be careful here with drug pushers, pick pockets etc-this part of town not so celebrious! Hotel new and trendy with bar in lobby area very nice -room nice was afraid as on first floor ( had requested a high floor) would be noisy but was soundproof. Maybe not a great view but made up for by location. No shelf space in room or wardrobe-so no good for long stay -trendy but not functional-chair too low for desk etc. No tooth brush etc in bathroom but nice bathroom although small. Lighting in room good but just three pin sockets ( no international sockets) -so bring an adaptor . Had issues with internet so went to reception 3am -man called Issac( Receptionist) extremely helpful and fixed the issues with my laptop to adjust to Hotel wi-fi. Overall a great stay but very expensive for what you get.
Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge
4.2/5111 Reviews

Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.22km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Had a 4 night break a week ago. We had very good service particularly in the dining room. My husband has food intolerances and Alina, who I think was in charge of the dining room, was very good. She put the gluten free bread in a specially designated toaster in the kitchen, after the first morning she automatically did this when she saw us. Otherwise it was a buffet type breakfast, both cooked and continental, and put your own bread in the toaster. Lucas was our waiter and made us feel very welcome, he managed his section of the dining room very efficiently, brought us pots of coffee and tea, and cleared our table as we went along, we certainly tucked in! The hot food behind the buffet counter was constantly being freshly cooked particularly the eggs (personally I don't hot food that has stood for ages, especially eggs) We went as foot passengers from Holyhead, it wasn't worth taking the car, we chose the Arlington for it's central location. Someone showed us how to download an app to use the local transport, but the hotel is so close to the main tourist attractions that we just walked, it was easier. Being over retirement age, I went back to the hotel room for a ''rest” for a couple of hours in the afternoon. There was a lot of evening entertainment very close to the hotel, we went to 3 live entertainment events. The room was a good size, well serviced each day, nicely furnished, an old type shower worked well, and it had an extremely large comfy double bed. The view was a sort of courtyard, must admit not that attractive a view, but considering what we paid was overall very good value for money. Finally, Heather on reception was very good for information and booked our taxi back to the port. (on the way there just got the shuttle bus)
The Fleet
4.2/5102 Reviews

The Fleet

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.25km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
The room is small, even the cup has to be placed in the cabinet. There is no way to open the suitcase. The 21st century has no air conditioning facilities. I asked the front desk. He said that if you want an air-conditioned room, you can book another room next time. He can give me a fan. I am really speechless. I really want to turn my eyes 🙄️ and stayed for two nights to get close to 3K. I am also drunk 😵‍💫.
Temple Bar Inn
4.3/5108 Reviews

Temple Bar Inn

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.26km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
When we arrived in Dublin, we had booked a room for one night at the start of our trip. It was a small room, reasonably priced, well-appointed and spotlessly clean. The room was facing Fleet Street on the 3rd floor and we had no problem with noise. We needed a room for our return to Dublin, later in the week. Since we enjoyed our stay, we cancelled the other hotel we had booked and returned to The Temple Bar Inn. This time we upgraded to a double room (corner suite) on the 4th floor. The room was huge and very nice. We really liked this place. The location was perfect, the staff was courteous and friendly, and it was clean. It definitely was not loud as others have said. We didn't try their restaurant so I can't comment on it. I highly recommend this hotel.
Temple Bar Hotel
4.1/5102 Reviews

Temple Bar Hotel

Dublin City Center Dublin|0.27km from Rosie Hackett Bridge
Had 1 day layover in dub, airport ride is no more than 30 mins RT to a very near bus stop by the river, the block behind the hotel. Staff was fantastic, from front desk to cleaning personnel upstairs; hotel is very nice very boutique, its no new but it has lots of new charm; bed was great, at least for us; the most important things were on spot, clean bed, room and bathroom, good staff to start the check in right, and location which i was 5 mins walk from temple Bar pub to give you an idea and lots of places to eat in. Would 100% stay again here.

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Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge

Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge

4.2/5111 Reviews
Dublin City Center
Had a 4 night break a week ago. We had very good service particularly in the dining room. My husband has food intolerances and Alina, who I think was in charge of the dining room, was very good. She put the gluten free bread in a specially designated toaster in the kitchen, after the first morning she automatically did this when she saw us. Otherwise it was a buffet type breakfast, both cooked and continental, and put your own bread in the toaster. Lucas was our waiter and made us feel very welcome, he managed his section of the dining room very efficiently, brought us pots of coffee and tea, and cleared our table as we went along, we certainly tucked in! The hot food behind the buffet counter was constantly being freshly cooked particularly the eggs (personally I don't hot food that has stood for ages, especially eggs) We went as foot passengers from Holyhead, it wasn't worth taking the car, we chose the Arlington for it's central location. Someone showed us how to download an app to use the local transport, but the hotel is so close to the main tourist attractions that we just walked, it was easier. Being over retirement age, I went back to the hotel room for a ''rest” for a couple of hours in the afternoon. There was a lot of evening entertainment very close to the hotel, we went to 3 live entertainment events. The room was a good size, well serviced each day, nicely furnished, an old type shower worked well, and it had an extremely large comfy double bed. The view was a sort of courtyard, must admit not that attractive a view, but considering what we paid was overall very good value for money. Finally, Heather on reception was very good for information and booked our taxi back to the port. (on the way there just got the shuttle bus)
The Fleet

The Fleet

4.2/5102 Reviews
Dublin City Center
The room is small, even the cup has to be placed in the cabinet. There is no way to open the suitcase. The 21st century has no air conditioning facilities. I asked the front desk. He said that if you want an air-conditioned room, you can book another room next time. He can give me a fan. I am really speechless. I really want to turn my eyes 🙄️ and stayed for two nights to get close to 3K. I am also drunk 😵‍💫.
Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Quay

Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Quay

4.3/582 Reviews
Dublin City Center
We stayed two night at weekend. Immaculately clean, comfortable beds and pleasant staff. Walking distance of city centre, sights, restaurants etc. Would highly recommend. Parking a 10 minute walk away.
Temple Bar Hotel

Temple Bar Hotel

4.1/5102 Reviews
Dublin City Center
Had 1 day layover in dub, airport ride is no more than 30 mins RT to a very near bus stop by the river, the block behind the hotel. Staff was fantastic, from front desk to cleaning personnel upstairs; hotel is very nice very boutique, its no new but it has lots of new charm; bed was great, at least for us; the most important things were on spot, clean bed, room and bathroom, good staff to start the check in right, and location which i was 5 mins walk from temple Bar pub to give you an idea and lots of places to eat in. Would 100% stay again here.
Gardiner Lodge

Gardiner Lodge

4.3/566 Reviews
Dublin City Center
Having never been to Dublin before, I picked the Gardiner Lodge without much to go on. Happily, I made the right decision. In fact, I feel like I hit the jackpot. I have been here for almost a week and I have had nothing but the most positive experiences. The people at the desk are supremely knowledgeable, attentive, friendly, and helpful. The kitchen staff serves up a wonderful breakfast every morning under the natural light in the solarium/dining room. For those mornings when I could not wait until 8am (at which point the Irish breakfasts begin to appear), a continental buffet has been waiting for me at 7am. The rooms must surely have been remodeled recently; mine looks and feels brand new. The Gardiner is perfectly located for my purposes, just above the corner of Gardiner and Talbot. Two wonderful (and very different) pubs--the Celt (with Irish music) and Grainger's (with peace and quiet)--are within a stone's throw on Talbot. There is espresso to be had on the intersection itself. Gardiner Street is busy with traffic, but no street noise ever reached my room (#16); only the sound of the occasional seagull. Dublin north of the river is not as ”well-heeled” as Dublin south of the river, and that's exactly the way I like it. Talbot is a wonderfully unassuming street with a pleasing mix of restaurants, formal and informal. Bottom line: I will come back to the Gardiner Lodge the next time I am here.
Beresford Hotel

Beresford Hotel

3.8/5107 Reviews
Dublin City Center
Hotel is in a central location , unfortunately that’s where it finishes, male when checking in needs to learn some manners, our room was basic but clean , breakfast was just ok for €25,found the staff extremely unhelpful had to interrupt their conversation in their own language , for the basics like butter and milk and on both occasions we were told where to find it while sitting at our table, they weren’t busy as there was only ourselves in restaurant at the time. The hotel lobby is like a waiting room, no tables to leave scalding hot tea on, the bar closed abruptly, everyone was told by the barman to leave immediately with drinks to the lobby where he thought , we were all going to fit still amazes me , a little heads up that the bar closes early and we wouldn’t have rushed back, anyone attending any shows or concerts chill elsewhere! Lastly, you get a car park reduction if, YOU ASK at check out ,for either of the 2 car parks close by. Irish Life being one!

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