I have previously stayed at this hotel and I was mainly excited to come back for the stylish rooms overlooking Merrion Square and the breakfast! I have been to many hotels, but the standard of brekafast and the variety of food is very good. My favourite part about the breakfast were the smoothies. The view in the breakfast room was also really nice. What made both of my stays extra special was the excellent customer service. Eddy and Roseli were so welcoming and kind. If you are looking to stay somewhere central, in a stylish room and with great breakfast, I could not recommend enought this hotel. The staff and facilities are amazing. There is also a gym, but I have not tried it. I will have to come back again some time soon. Thank you to Eddy and Roseli for making our stay incredible and memorable!

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Our 2nd stay at The Mont and it won't be our last! The staff at the front desk, restaurant and bar (The Sin Bin) are polite and always helpful. Breakfast (extra cost) is fresh, delicious and there are lots of options. This boutique hotel is modern and beautifully decorated, the rooms are spotless and very nice and there's a great gym on the premises. The Mont in an excellent location; walk to Merrion Square Park (near the home of Oscar Wilde), Temple Bar area, National Gallery of Ireland, Trinity College, restaurants, shopping and so much more. They have a covered, secure parking lot a couple of blocks away which they share with another hotel - it's not free but great to have as an option if you have a car - public transportation is nearby if you don't. The Mont is around the corner from Sweny's Pharmacy, truly a Dublin treasure (circa 1847) which was mentioned in Ulysses. Stop by and say hi to PJ Murphy, (also an Irish treasure) who is one of the volunteers at Sweny's as well as a tour guide. Participate in a reading there if you can, such a wonderful, uniquely Irish experience! If you are interested in anything James Joyce, you will be happy you visited! Looking forward to our next stay at the Mont!

Once you book a room, you cannot cancel (or even change) your reservation dates. They do clearly state this policy upfront on their website so just make sure your dates are correct.

The staff were so helpful and so welcoming. They went out of their way to help us. We were offered complimentary breakfast with a drinks voucher. It was a nice touch. The breakfast was incredible and plentiful. The rooms were clean and spacious. Modern and very peaceful and quiet. The proximity to shops, museums and attractions was perfect.

It would be great to have instructions on how to use the coffee machine in the rooms. Especially for us older folks who aren’t familiar with these modern gadgets.

Loved everything about this place! Staff were lovely; all so friendly and helpful. Our room was great. Very spacious and light, and although it'd been set up for a king bed, there were no issues when we requested to alter to twin beds (Unfortunately, the request hadn't made its way to the hotel from Booking.com, so not the hotels fault). Beds were very comfortable and the linen was clean; lovely bed to sink into after a long day. It was quiet too, as it's not in the thick of all the action, which was ideal and made for a perfect night's sleep. Fresh towels when needed were left for us and the robes and slippers were a lovely touch - nice to come back to after a long day walking around Dublin! Shower was great too as it was spacious with very good water pressure and consistently hot - This is always a bugbear of mine, as having long, thick hair, a decent shower is rare to come by, but I could not fault the facilities at all. The room was spotless and housekeeping kept on top of this daily and replenished our tea, coffee and milk supplies every day - Loved the coffee machine in our room! Breakfast was gorgeous too, such an array of options, whether you wanted to go healthy or have something more filling from the hot selection (egg preferences accommodated) and all fresh each day. Tea and coffee are made for you upon arrival for breakfast each morning so you're guaranteed a fresh brew. I was very impressed with the honeycomb in the buffet, delightful on top of the granola with fruit and yoghurt. Perfect location if you're looking to explore Dublin as everything is walkable from where the hotel is situated. Hotel staff were very helpful with maps on hand and knowledgeable about the city to point you in the right direction while you get your bearings. Overall, I was really impressed with every aspect and would gladly stay again and recommend to family/friends.

The Mont is a very nice, small, boutique hotel. The center-city location is great with access to public transportation, restaurants, museums, shopping, etc. The staff was very helpful and provided excellent directions and recommendations. The restaurant and bar were clean, and served delicious food & drink. Our room was okay and included breakfast.

Our room with a view to an alley was okay, but less than what I expected for the price. It had the usual, expected amenities, but the layout was perceptively confining. Called the "Monty Room", it was elongated and narrow with little open space.

the location was good - we walked a bit but our stay was short so unsure if it was the perfect place to stay. One of the staff was very helpful (other guy was new and gave us wrong directions for our intended dinner place (and it was pouring rain which meant extra walking once we resorted to Google Maps)

The room was small - but I guess being in the city I should have expected that - it's an older hotel site but has been updated nicely

Staff, central location and gym on site

Options for meals in the hotel itself. Breakfast from 7 to 10am and then food served in the pub (limited menu, understandable) from 5 to 9pm were the options. That’s good. Shame there is no restaurant for lunch and dinner but fair enough hotel is very close to restaurants, coffee shops, pubs. It’s great to go to those places when weather allows but when it’s storm Eowyn type weather, good to be able to not have to leave the hotel for meals.

Location was great. Staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were fab, spacious and had a lovely bathroom. Online check in and check out system was handy.

Nothing I didn't like about the hotel. Couldn't fault the staff. Nothing bad to say - we weren't able to check in until 4 which we knew prior to arriving, so they stored our luggage for us and when we came back our bags had been brought up to our rooms for us. It was a nice touch.

The team were fabulous - so kind and nothing was “too much”. Beds were super comfy and rooms were very well equipped. Also great to have so many amenities on site and the hotel breakfast is very good.

Being picky, the bedsheet felt a little old (it was discoloured) and the design of the king rooms means the tv is very far from the bed, in a slightly awkward place. But this is obviously picky.

This was a spectacular location near Trinity College, Oscar Wilde Park just across the street - with good walking paths, and playgrounds for kids. Great restaurants, pubs, all around. Great hotel bar/pub for drinks before & after dinner. The rooms were updated: had coffee, tea service in room, iron & ironing board, pretty much everything you need. It was also the only hotel that had outlets for US electronics (which meant my wife & I could charge all our electronics before our return flight. Our room was very quiet; it had one window that opened, that allowed us to better control the temp & lighting in the room. Bathroom had a tub/shower with rain shower & shower wand, linens were all very new & fluffy. Energy conservation: The electrical service to the rooms is activated by dropping a room key into the slot in the light switch, which allows you to shut off all the electronics as you leave without having to go throughout the place shutting off each light, lamp, etc. It also means, when you drop the card back in, all those lights & lamps come back on, so the room is lit the same as when you were last in it. It can cause some issues: The card activation was not explained to our group upon arrival, so it took a little bit to figure out in the dark. Again, once we figured it out, it was a pretty great amenity, as we could pull the card and go. However, if you want to leave something plugged in and charging, then you have to leave the card plugged in (which means you have one less keycard).

A very minor detail, all in all: talking with our friends who also stayed at the Mont: all the rooms are very unique in layout (not a surprise since it's a totally updated historic building). Our main door opened right into the bedroom, with the sitting area farthest from the door (sort of the opposite of what you typically expect in a hotel room).