We liked the location, peaceful neighbourhood, it is only 15 min walk to the central pedestrian zone Grafton Street, and 5 min to the Guinness storehouse. They took care of our luggage few hours prior to check-in, and same thing after check-out, thanks a lot. Breakfast options are limited due to limited space, but fairly good, tasty, cold and warm, fruits and pastries. Electrical sockets give you USB connections for mobile phone charging using cable only (extra plug-in electrical adapter is not needed EU-UK). Staff is extremely polite, helpful and friendly ... Addie, Irina, Cristine, Estelle and others

The only thing I would like to point out is that there is very little space in the room, bed is too close to the wall so that you have to Walk Like an Egyptian to pass by it to the other side of the room, and it is little bit shorter than 2m. Otherwise, no objections

I stayed at this hotel for 10 nights, and it exceeded my expectations from all points of view: location, public transport proximity, restaurants nearby, and in particular for cleanliness, tidiness, precision in management of common areas and food areas. But a special note is for the super-great hotel Team, at all levels: reception, security, food, cleaning - they are a marvellous team, and they made my experience memorable. I have travelled the world, both for business and leisure, and I have been at hundreds of hotels around the world, but never before I have experienced TRUE value for money as in Point A The Liberties. Customer care is at the basis of the staff everyday life, and genuinely so. I am extremely grateful to the whole DreamTeam for making my stay really comfy. Also, I was impressed by the variety at breakfast. And the technology available in the rooms and in common areas. I will be back, hopefully!

The staff and team were amazing. Hand card written at arrival and little gift box with chocolates and a notebook. I believe it was their opening day.

The noise from the street can be disturbing at night

I stayed on the weekend of a football game, so the price I paid was outrageous and I can't bring myself to give top ratings for value or for overall, but I should say that because everything was so expensive I shopped very thoroughly and this looked to be the best value. I was hesitant to stay here because it is new with few reviews, but I was very satisfied. The room is not huge, but there is room to spread your suitcase out on the floor. There is a bit of noise from the street, but the soundproof windows are very effective and there is not much traffic at night; you are a few blocks away from the noisy area and not on a main street. Shower didn't drain properly when I arrived, but they sent someone to fix it right away. The mood lights seemed gimmicky when I read about them, but I liked them. The bathroom had shelf space to spread things out on. Everything was new and comfortable. AC was not needed so can't comment on it.

What was exceptional were the staff in reception. Cleanliness of the hotel was exceptional also, probably because it was a new hotel. It was very modern. The breakfast was better than expected for such a small hotel and well worth the money. Within walking distance (10 mins) from most places from Temple bar to Jameson's whisky distillery.

The room was small but adequate. Didn't, like the glass doors of the bathroom, prefer a proper door. other than that everything was really good.

Nice, fairly basic hotel, clean, quiet and comfortable. I liked the location, midway between Temple bar and Guinness storefront, yet in a quiet area. I walked everywhere in Dublin, even up to the spire it's 30 minutes or less

I would have liked to have more space to hang clothes, or at least a couple of more drawers/shelves to store clothes and other things. Quite minimal as it is. Dublin is expensive so it feels like you pay a lot for what you get.

I had originally booked the wrong hotel as I thought there was only one PointA hotel in Dublin, but the second hotel opened 2 weeks ago and I didn't check the address. It suited me to stay in Parnell Street and switching hotels was no problem. The staff were so lovely and accommodating, the food was lovely and the room was clean and comfortable.

I was assigned a room on the first floor, so it was a bit noisy, but I didn't care....I was where I needed to be. Also, it is a little warm, even with the ac on.

This hotel was an amazing experience. It felt like a privilege to stay in a brand-new property. The rooms were spotless, with very comfortable beds and a modern, functional bathroom. The air conditioning was a huge plus during the summer. Breakfast was also excellent. The location is unbeatable—just a 15-minute walk to the main attractions yet set in a very quiet area. I would definitely recommend it and would gladly stay again.

The location is perfect for city walks (one block away from Trinity Church, ten minutes walk from the Castle), the facility is recent and well organised.

You must like "contemporary" hoteling (electronic keys to access elevators, automatic check-in machines, overly rational rooms). No luggage space in rooms.

This property was so close to attractions, we didn’t need a car and could walk everywhere. The staff went above & beyond to make sure we had a great stay and they were so polite and kind. The hotel was very clean and had a cozy lobby

The bed was a little unstable, but comfortable. The room was very small but in such a great location