“Great base for central Dublin.”

The Dublin City Inn has everything you need for a central base in Dublin. The rooms are clean, the staff are friendly and very helpful. The breakfast in the morning was good. There is free WIFi throughout the hotel. It is in a very central location near O'Connell Street. Temple Bar is only 10 minute walk away. I found the hotel to be good value for money, and it suited my needs perfectly. Will be back.

“Great Location”

Clean and functional Hotel in a great location for Central Dublin and public transport

“Small but great location”

Located in Talbot Street, just two mintes from the spire in O'Connel Street, the hotel is excellently located. Hotel staff were very helpful. The room was about the smallest I have ever stayed in but as I just used it to sleep in, that was fine for me although others may find the rooms very cramped. Overall very good and would stay there again.

“Very pleased”

Only problem was that we booked it as Days Inn and it is now sugnposted Dublin City Inn so was hard to find.

“Excellent "Inn"”

Very attentive staff and very friendly - will definitely seek out this Hotel for all my trips back to Dublin in the future. Great value, location, staff, etc

“Good location”

The location of this hotel is perfect. Right in the middle of the city. Hotel welcome was good, I was 2 hours early for check-in. They looked after my bag until then. Room could have been a bit cleaner, and it was a VERY SMALL room. But its a budget hotel so that might be expected. The water out of the tap was a milky colour, hard water? So not nice tea! No complimentry items in bathroom!! On the whole I would stay here again because of the location.

“Fit the bill totally”

For the bargain price we paid we were really pleased. There was a group of 6 of us staying in 3 rooms, and the hotel worked brilliantly for what we needed. Yes it's a bit on the basic side, but location-wise (we were just about 100m from the spire on O'Connell Street) it was superb. The street it's on isn't the most salubrious, but it was in no way intimidating or uncomfortable. The hotel had a guest lounge which was perfect for us to congregate for a drink (our own) before we head out for the evening. The staff were really helpful, welcoming and accommodating - even in the very early hours of the morning, the night porter was cheerful and friendly. The one disappointment was that two of our three rooms smelled of stale smoke despite our reservation request being for non-smoking (not that it can be guaranteed). One room was at the back of the hotel so although it had no outlook, was quiet and relaxing. The other two rooms were at the front of the hotel and therefore had a fair bit of traffic noise. For us, we didn't spend much time in the hotel as Dublin has far too much to offer in the day and the night for a group on a weekend break! Would happily stay there again for the another weekend break with mates. For a romantic weekend I'd splash out a bit and go somewhere else (previously stayed at the Fitzwilliam on St Stephens Green - superb)!

“Good, affordable hotel”

This Days Inn was a good spot to stay. It is fine and the room was comfortable. The only thing I did not like was that the shower pressure and temp was not great. The shower head runs at just a dribble and at times it was hard to control the temperature. Besides that, the room was equipped with a TV, kettle, hair dryer and other comforts. Cleanliness seems to be a priority of the staff which is much appreciated. As for the location, its near enough to all the tourist attractions in town and to buses for the out of town sights. The side street that its on is a bit iffy as all the stores close up in the evening and leaves few people around. It was not too bad but a higher traffic area would feel better. Overall, this place was a good affordable option. It turned out to be cheaper than a hostel I was considering at the alternative and that would have had a shared bathroom!

“days inn dublin”

The entrance door to the hotel is hidden amongst the shops but if you look up you will see their sign. Room is small but is comfortable and has all you need for a 3 star hotel. perfect for that overnight stay while waiting to catch the morning ferry to England. Only a 5 minute walk to Busarus to catch the bus to the ferry instead of a taxi. 2.50 euro charge instead of 15 euro for the taxi. Plenty of eating places about for dinner and breakfast. However if you intend to stay for more than one day I suggest a bigger hotel like Days hotel at Swords which is an easy bus ride into Dublin.