This is a very elegant yet friendly, relaxed and comfortable hotel. It is in an exceptional position in terms of ease of access on foot to the centre of Dublin, being close to the National Gallery, Trinity College and Dublin Castle. It looks towards public parks both back and front, and certainly the room we had was wonderfullly quiet at night. The room was also very well appointed. Indeed the decor throughout the hotel is maintained to a high standard. Breakfasts offer a good choice with high quality ingredients whatever the selection made. As befits the hotel, all members of staff are polite, attentive and efficient. The manager was also much in evidence, keeping an eye on the smooth running of the establishment - always a good sign.

An absolutely excellent hotel. We hugely enjoyed our stay and would find it hard to think of any way in which it could be improved. We would certainly return to it on a future trip.

It was a great Hotel for our group. The garden (order a cappucino), the lobby, service and atmosphere, breakfast etc. The closeness to Stephen's Green and Grafton Street is a huge plus. We didn't have to use any taxis at all. Friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms.

What always bugs us a little about hotels in Dublin. Very little space for clothes. But it's the same in most hotels so you need to lower your expectations if you're a first time visitor to Dublin. So not really a minus, just the value not keeping up with the price there.

Rooms were well furnished and equipped with an excellent shower. Breakfast was expensive but truly excellent, we had an amazing experience. Staff went out of their way to help us and the quality of the hotel really is high. Location is perfect for central Dublin and St Stephens Green. The hotel is right in the middle of Dublin but somehow manages to be very quiet overnight despite this.

Parking is expensive here and though you get a discount, it's still very high for overnight in Dublin. Price of the hotel is high but to be honest you get what you pay for here as the experience really is excellent.

Extremely enjoyable stay..and unbelievable value for money! So central and close to all attractions/ amenities. Definitely will be back!

The location next to the green was wonderful. The backyard is fantastic! A wonderful place to relax, read, and be peaceful amidst the city. And the hard to get to public park in the way back was just the cherry on top. I also liked the little drink center and comfy reading room...was less a bar scene than just a nice relaxing room. I also liked the small touches of having a cold water fountain, apples on the sideboards, and some info on Dublin. The room was comfortable.

My room was quite warm and I didn't like when the housekeepers opened the door outside one day when I was in the city. (my guess is that they were trying to cool the room down). I was in room 401.

We travelled for 3 weeks around Europe and this was one of the best stays on trip. Amazing location in center of town but off park so very quiet and tranquil. Walking to everything without being in a loud noisy area of downtown. You are 5 min walk through park to downtown! Building was beautifully designed, very historic feeling, upgraded amenities, and the room itself was expansive, super clean, stylish, and tranquil overlooking the back garden. Could not have been better. Felt very pampered. The front desk staff were wonderful. Very friendly, available and helpful. Highly recommend this place and wished we had booked more nights!

Stauntons on the Green was a beautiful place to stay. The building and rooms were full of charm and character with elegant touches and a peaceful atmosphere. Our room was comfortable and spacious and we appreciated that fans were available which made a big difference at night. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay and even assisted with booking a taxi for us which made things so easy. The location truly could not be better, right on the edge of St. Stephen’s Green and within a short walk to so many of Dublin’s highlights including shops, restaurants, and museums.

Beautiful historic hotel in a great location across the street from St. Stephen’s Green. We had a junior suite and it was gorgeous! Very spacious and nice bedding. The only negative was there wasn’t air conditioning. It was July and warm for Dublin. They gave us an extra fan(2) which helped. The windows only open slightly or I feel like we would’ve been fine without the a/c. We did have brunch, which was extra for us, and it could’ve been more for the cost- Simple cheese omelet with continental breakfast. The staff were helpful and friendly. The private garden was lovely.

No a/c

The location of the hotel is great, as well as the service, I could call it impeccable. Very friendly, very helpful, trying to fulfill all your wishes. I loved the interior design and art, creating an authentic feeling of the Georgian era. A great breakfast, with good variety and attentive staff. The little details, such as free coffee and pastry make a enjoyable stay.

Although the size of the room was good, I didn't like the fact that it was mezzanine floor and we only had a view of the ground. The room was also freshly painted so there was a very distinct smell of paint, so we had to keep the window open a lot of the time.

Wished we had more time to stay longer! The beds were super comfy. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The layout of rm 208 had a decent closet with coffee/tea/biscuits as you entered, before large king rm, then the smaller queen rm, and toilet rm just off this. The windows are older and let in a bit of sound but once you close the curtains it dampens it nicely, plus the roadway is quiet at night. It was a nice touch to have a box of chocolates with a welcome message. Being just off St. Stevens Green was a treat - we loved the peacefulness of the area and yet super close to central activities.