👥 Profile: Couple in a relaxing trip to Dublin for a few days. 👍 Reasons for this choice: price, proximity to city center, no breakfast included since we prefer to try different places everyday 🛏️ Room was very compact but had everything I needed 🌡️ Warm and cozy, didn’t need the heater even in November 🚿 Nice bathroom with a nice shower—adjustable height and perfect water temperature 🧹 Effective cleaning service 👨‍💼 Friendly and helpful reception staff, especially one very nice guy 🕒 24-hour reception for added convenience 📍 Perfect location with Phoenix park mere meters away, a lua stop (heuston) close bye and cozy shops open nearby during the day. 💲Comparing with others this was one of the most affordable options so we find the price fair

🏚️ The building is charming but quite old, so some rooms may be noisier than others. 🚪 Our room was on the ground floor under the stairs, and unfortunately, we could hear every step and creak from guests going up and down. 🛌 If you're a light sleeper, I recommend requesting a room away from the stairs. ♿ This place seems to provide minimal requirements for accessibility, for example while the building has a lot of stairs, it also has a lift.

Staff were amazing and so polite! Loved them! The receptionist and the lady serving breakfast, Well done. The room was spacious, comfortable and clean. I slept like a queen!

Well, cannot say this is the hotel's fault. Some old gentleman in one of the upstairs bedrooms fell asleep and left the sink tap open four hours without realizing. Nevertheless, the hotel was filled with dripping water all over and it looked like a scene from a horror movie. To be honest, that was pretty cool! Except the smell of chlorine that filled the space. Kudos to the staff who had do deal with this and who apologized in advance to us for the inconvenience. I know this is totally not your fault. They were even ready to give us a new room in case the water started dripping on our faces as we slept. Luckily, the water didn't reach our bedroom.

we left very early to catch a bus to the airport, so didn't have breakfast. The room was comfortable, and the location was excellent. We came in by train from Cork and left by Dublin Express Bus to the Airport. Heuston Station for both the train and bus were were just a short walk away. Easy to do, even in the early morning. We also walked to the Guinness Facility. The staff recommended Nancy Hands Pub for dinner. It was excellent and had live music early.

Wished we had a longer stay to take in the Phoenix Park.

The location was great, cheap and cheerful, just somewhere to lie our heads after travelling to Dublin for the Dublin zoo wildlights.

We stayed in this hotel last year and noticed the radiator in room 329 was broken, staff quickly brought in plug in radiators and all was well. However this year we booked two rooms for our stay and one group of us were in room 329 again, I was surprised to see the radiators were still not working, a year later. We did not bother contacting reception as we were exhausted after our day out and were all quickly asleep, however I think it should be said. Also the hotel does not provide parking which has an inconvenience I had to search and pay for parking after a long day of driving to Dublin which was not ideal.

Our room was spacious, comfortable & clean. The bathroom was larger than others we have experienced in Ireland; a refreshing change. 24 hour reception was helpful for our late arrival & returning late from day trips. Everything is well maintained. It was near the beautiful Phoenix Park; we enjoyed seeing deer feeding on a foggy morning. It was a comfortable 25 minute walk along the Liffey River to the Temple Bar area- without the price tag. 🫶☘️🫶

Maybe a broader breakfast menu would have been enticing; but not essential. Overall very good value for money

Great location: the Heuston train station is a 7-minute walk away. Other places in a walking distance: nice parks (Phoenix Park, Croppies Memorial Park), cafés, fast food restaurants, convenience stores, the Guiness Storehouse (20 minutes of walk). After check-out, we were allowed to leave our luggage at the 24-hour reception, and pick it up later, for free.

The building was like a labyrinth: we had to walk through quite a few long corridors to reach our room, and we had to remember where it was, because the wall signs were not 100% correct. The walls were thin. We did not buy the optional breakfast, because we thought it was too basic and not worth the price. There are plenty of cafés nearby, with very nice breakfast options - we opted for one of them. We did not mind any of the above, as we were only staying for 1 night.

A nice old place, conveniently situated for work.

I know it's unfair, but the previous night I'd stayed at another hotel, equally convenient for work, and I'd have been better off there because there was better parking close by and more choice on the telly. This place only had RTE and Irish channels, no more exotic choices, and defo no BBC, ITV, Channel 4 or any such. I guess the fact that it was Taskmaster and Apprentice night was on my mind. Parking was on street and metered, with a frustrating meter which wouldn't let you pay in advance for the following morning, so I had to get up and stuff a meter at 7am.

The room was really comfy, clean and well equipped. The guys at the reception were amazing, super polite and always available whenever you need a hand with sth - they also let us store our luggage after check out - The location is good as it's basically around the corner from Heuston Train Station.

It's not the closest to the city centre as you have to walk a little bit to reach it but you have the metro as well as some bus' stop near the hotel to reach downtown in no time.

The room was clean, spacious enough, with TV and tidy bathroom. Joan was lovely to chat to and all the staff were polite.

The biggest towels were still pretty small, bath sheets are much better, also the hand towels too small to use for hair. The walk into the centre of town was about 25 minutes, totally fine for me (even in the rain) as I like getting the steps in, but some people might need to use the bus or tram.

I was at a conference in Dublin on business. The hotel was well suited for this. My single room was small but perfectly adequate. The bathroom is nice and has a window and despite the central location, the hotel is quiet at night. The staff are very friendly and helpful. From Heuston Station you can easily reach everything in Dublin by bus and tram. The nearby Phoenix Park is perfect for jogging.

The room is quite small, but really sufficient for a single person.