The historical atmosphere & the location were excellent. The cleaning staff was superb & the room was super clean. The continental breakfast was a wonderful way to start our day. We enjoyed the availability of nightly entertainment & thought it was of high caliber.

Well our first night didn’t go so well. We watched other guest check in before us get excellent attention by the staff with directions, times & places in the facilities to dine, etc. we, on the other hand, were given our keys & directions to the elevator. We had to ask the front staff for basically the same information that other guests were freely given when checking in. We were jet lagged & it was our first time in Dublin. Consequently my sister & I were lost in a very bad part of town as we were not given map nor directions. Our cell phones were of little use.

Loved the quirky quaintness of the hotel layout -- easy to get lost, but fun! Loved the choice of breakfasts. Most of all, loved the nightly live music in the downstairs pub. High score on cleanliness. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The location is great -- only a 12 minute walk to the center but far enough that it's quiet at night.

The only reason I didn't give the highest score to the comfort of the room is that we had difficulty turning down the heat. The front desk sent someone to fix it, but while it was better, we were still too hot at night. This doesn't stop me from highly recommending Castle Hotel as the problem was limited to this particular room, not the hotel at large.

Several members of the staff remembered me over the course of the week, so when I came in to pick up my room key each night, they quickly got it for me. I did not have a chance to have the full Irish breakfast or the dinner, but the continental breakfast spread was actually quite nice, and I wish I'd gone there a few more of my days. The room was such a peaceful spot for me to unwind each night, really like my own little suite! Oh, and the price I paid was literally hundreds less than most spots, even less than hotels with fewer stars. Fifteen minutes' walk from Trinity College, and a straight shot down O'Connell Street to get there, too. For my needs, this was the perfect place to stay in Dublin.

I suppose I wasn't the biggest fan of the half-shower setup. It was a tub with a glass wall on one side and an adjustable shower head. But this was a minor quibble. Overall, there truly wasn't much to complain about.

We got there at 6:30am and they told us that our room was ready for us. We thought we would have to leave our bags and wait until the usual 2pm check in. It was so nice to get some sleep. My family loved the free Irish breakfast but I loved the free continental breakfast that was upstairs. Fresh pastries, fruit, cheese, meats, pancake maker, and fabulous coffee and juices. The location was a few minutes walk to shopping areas and temple bar. But it was so quiet, except for the seagulls.

The marble floor in the bathroom was very slippery after you showered. Our daughter slipped on it and hurt her big toe. Just ask for a good floor mat at the front desk, for safety. They provided us with one after we asked.

Superb location with easy access to bus lines. Wonderful staff, always available to help. Room cleanup was near-perfect. The breakfast options (continental buffet upstairs, and traditional Irish downstairs) are excellent. The evening music programs were quite good overall (Ray Cox was a fantastic performer), and the restaurant is very acceptable. The overall place has plenty of charm and although it was quite occupied during our stay, noise was never an issue during the nights.

The week-end room cleanup was way below average. The upstairs breakfast buffet was always very busy and the area was often noisy due to families with small kids.

Fantastic hotel Rooms are lovely and comfortable very clean 👌 room service every day Staff are absolutely a delight and couldn't do enough for you Evening food is so delicious and large portions we were here for 4 nights, so there is plenty of choice for you to choose from continental breakfast is the best I have seen the choices was amazing the location is fantastic it only takes 10 minutes to walk to the town We have all ready made enquiries about returning next year

The cooked breakfast was the only thing that I could say needs a little more attention too ,I would say the ingredients could do with a review but I can assure you that it definitely would not stop me from staying again

Breakfast was more than perfect, good variety and great coffee. The staff serving breakfast were super helpful and welcoming . Location was really great close to restaurants , shopping and bus stations and a walking distance to the river . I loved the decoration and the style of the reception and restaurants

My room was on theirs floor , the elevator is available but I had to use the stairs to reach my room, only 4 stairs. It was a bit noisy as u can feel the foot steps of any body walking outside the room as if someone will enter the room. The TV was reflecting no signal and I failed to locate any channel but the WiFi was working well

I like that it is a collection of houses that have been turned into a hotel, where the charm is still there. The staff was great and pleasant. The rooms were a decent size. I liked having multiple sitting areas to choose from, a restaurant, and nightly entertainment.

The location descriptions were off. It is farther than advertised to things like the Dublin Castle, the Guinness and whiskey factories, the river, etc. and not expected. Walking is not a problem, but when you find that things are farther away than you thought they would be and anticipated, it becomes an issue. Especially since it rains a lot.

The check-in staff was wonderful. We arrived early and they were happy to stow our luggage while we wandered Dublin. They went out of their way to try to get the room ready for us early and though unsuccessful, we appreciated their effort. The breakfast is two options - continental offered in the upstairs restaurant and full service Irish breakfast downstairs. The Irish breakfast is HUGE and delicious. They offer live music Friday evening and we were able to enjoy a pint of Guinness and enjoy the singer who was quite good. The location is perfect! We were able to walk down the steps and catch cabs almost immediately or just stroll a few minutes to be in the thick of things on O'Connell Street. *** Please note if you are a wheelchair user, ask about elevators. The only one we saw and used a few times would not accommodate a wheelchair. We didn't need the access but it's something we notice as we travel with older family members. There are a number of stairs required to get to many of the rooms, restaurants within the hotel and out the front.

It would have been nice to be able to adjust the temperatures in our room but that seems to be under general control of the property. There are a few chairs in the lobby area (beige) that really need replacing as they're visibly dirty and really worn. Other than those few quibbles, everything else was great.

My adult daughter and I loved having a room with twin beds. It was perfect for us. The front desk employees are very friendly and helpful. We had them order taxis for us and asked for and wwre given directions to many places. I needed to purchase something from a local grocery and stop by an ATM.The front desk gave me easy directions and turned out to be a five minute walk away. The restaurants are both very good. We had a full Irish breakfast one morning and a continental breakfast the next two.The basement restaurant used to be a very large wine cellar! There is a warm ambiance to the hotel. There are sitting rooms and a library decorated in 1700-1800 style furniture, wallpaper and carpeting with 12 foot high ceilings. The hotel is made from at least 10 residences from the 1700's so there are many interesting hallways, steps and elevators. We had high tea, which surpassed our expectations. The location is the best! We walked to Trinity College (Book of Kells), Chinatown, the National Botanical Garden and to lots of shops on O'Donnell St. The Hop On Hope Off stop #2 is a three minute walk away, making it quite convenient.

Can't think of anything.