Various members of my family stayed over the course of a week while we visited a terminal patient St James hospital (easy walking distance).. During this traumatic period, the staff were so sweet and funny, they honestly made a terrible situation much more bearable.

I liked everything about the hotel, especially the buffet breakfast. There are many food and drink options to choose from. Highly recommended

It’s very central and a good spot with surfer markets and transportation all around, you can do a lot of the city center by walk. The apartment is a cozy flat with everything that you need. The staff is super friendly and ready to give you whatever you need. There’s many great things in the property area like gym, laundry room, workplace like a co working, I’ll definitely stay there again.

Nothing much. I guess the sink in the kitchen area could be bigger but common, they have a dishwasher so I don’t wanna be one of those persons to complain hehe. Either way the experience was 100% satisfactorily

We booked a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchen. The room was decent, equipped with a full kitchen and a smart TV with a variety of cable channels. The toilet was of a decent size. Given the room size, we felt that a vacuum cleaner would have been a useful addition. Breakfast was not included in our stay, so we paid for it separately each night. The breakfast spread was good, featuring a waffle maker and a DIY egg boiler with a personal timer. The hotel has a gym with adequate equipment, including a cable tower station and several cardio machines. However, the gym is quite cramped, which might be a downside for those looking for more space to work out. The location of Staycity Aparthotels, Dublin, Tivoli is fantastic. It's within walking distance to several grocery stores, including Spar and Sainsbury's, making it convenient for quick shopping trips. Additionally, it's close to major tourist attractions such as the River Liffey, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle, and Temple Bar. For those interested in the history of Guinness, the Arthur Guinness Dwelling House and the Visitor Storehouse are also within walking distance.

Parking is not available at the hotel itself, but you can find parking at Staycity Dublin, Augustine, which is just two blocks north. While the parking isn't very cheap, it's manageable. The process to access the parking can be a bit inconvenient as you need to park at the gate and leave your car to press the intercom for the receptionist to allow you in. However, once you get used to it, it's not too bad. Instructions for payment are provided inside the carpark.

The staff were incredible friendly. The apartments are in a great location. Considering the apartments were full up, you don't hear a lot of noise on a night. The bed in main bedroom was comfortable and big, I like that you got to choose between a double or two singles.

You didn't have much to choose for breakfast. It was the same choice everyday. The meals are very expensive if you want to eat at the apartments. Not much of an atmosphere if you want to dine with them. The wifi was great but not secure. Recommend having a password written down, as not many know how to scan a QR code. The wifi should be secure fir safety reasons. The beds in the front room aren't comfortable. The air con turns randomly. I suggest having the ability to open the window slightly to let fresh air in, instead air being pumped in. Breathing in your own air and circulation air isn't good.

We liked everything. A very comfortable aparthotel at a great location in a safe residential neighbourhood, within a walking distance of the city centre. Everything was spanking new, very clean and with modern design. The room was big and comfortable, so was the bathroom. What we noticed was that it was very quiet - you couldn't hear neither the neighbours, nor the slammping of doors. The beds were very comfortable. We were impressed with the kitchenette. It had everything one might need for a short stay, including cutlery, plates, pans and a coffee machine with capsules and an electric kettle. There was even a dishwasher and a kitchen extractor, which was very thoughtful, considering that the windows cannot be opened. This worried us a bit as we thought the room may get stuffy, but the AC/ventillation system was very efficient in keeping the air fresh and clean. The staff was very polite and helpful. The hotel offers breakfast for an extra fee, which we didnt't try, as well as some other food options like pizza. There is also a bar which serves coffee and tea and some alcoholic drinks, including draught Guinness. The reception desk is 24/7. Overall, a very nice aparthotel.

Nothing.

We were really looking for that apartment style stay where a real chair/couch was available (rather than a little stool) and we found it here! There was a gym, laundry room and real kitchen dishes. There was unit was spotless and the beds were the best we had on our five country trip. We enjoyed meeting friends and being able to gather in the living area of the lobby. Laundry room was great and four pounds to wash and three pounds to dry for a large load. The location was walking distance to Trinity and the Book of Kells, The National Museum of Ireland, the cathedrals and Dublina, the Millennium downtown area, Temple Bar area and much more. Much quieter here than the other Stay City locations. Really great place. Housekeeping staff was fantastic!

The food selection was poor and very limited. The breakfast was basic and not worth the twelve pounds to purchase and we chose to go out and eat something more local and delicious.

What we liked: - Location was within easy walking distance to all main spots in Dublin and supermarkets - Good mixture of hotel and apartment; staff present at all times at reception but could come and go as we pleased - Bed was comfy, kitchette well stocked with utensils - Luggage storage post-check out was really helpful - Early check in without charge was brilliant What could have been better: - Instructions on how to use the equipment (dishwasher, coffee machine, thermostat, microwave) in the apartment would have helped - Kitchenette on the smaller side but it was fine for a couple of days

I recently stayed at this wonderful hotel in Dublin, and I couldn't be more pleased with my experience! The apartment-style rooms were not only beautifully designed but also came equipped with cooking facilities, making it feel like a home away from home. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to all of Dublin's main attractions, including Dublin Cathedral, Temple Bar, and Trinity College. You're truly in the heart of the city, with everything right at your doorstep. One of the standout features for me was the in-house laundromat. It was incredibly convenient to be able to do laundry without having to leave the hotel or spend hours waiting in a laundromat. This thoughtful amenity made my stay even more comfortable. The staff here were exceptionally helpful and friendly, always going above and beyond to ensure a great experience. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Dublin—it's the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and hospitality! Regards Leanne from Australia

I didn't use the breakfasts as at $14 Euro per person they were a bit expensive since we usually had coffee and a pastry only. I could get 4 coffees and 3 pastries down the street at the Rumi coffee shop for 18 Euros so much better for us.

The food system didn't allow charging to the room, nor did the premises take cash- only credit card. We left a couple of teens at the hotel one evening and assumed that with cash or room charges they would be able to get food but turns out that they couldn't. So firstly, the system is inconvenient and secondly, it wasn't properly communicated to us.