Dublin Hotel Guide - National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

Brilliant hotel, staff were friendly and polite and we where not botherd by them, bar was a good atmosphere a little expensive but worth it

I cannot fault the hotel, the staff were very friendly.

We were very pleased with our stay. We were looking for somewhere convenient on a budget. We all agreed we cold not have been better placed.

This is one of the better hostels. Rooms hold as few as 2 people all the way up to dozens. We chose a four person room, and the price was great. The continental breakfast was simple, but filling. There was a lift, too, which was extremely nice. It is on Fleet Street in Temple Bar, so bring ear plugs if you are sensitive to noise. I am a light sleeper and had no problem with the ear plugs. People who choose to stay in a hostel need to remember that they are NOT hotel rooms. You will be bunking with strangers, the rooms will be small, there is no daily maid service, and you will have to share a toilet and shower. However, you will meet many nice people and have a really fun time.

Staff was wonderful and room was ready early! We had a great time!

Weekend stay, party of 8. Excellent Hotel, we were room only but breakfast was really good value for money. Centrally located in Temple Bar. Night club revellers a bit noisy, but staff supplied ear plugs on request. All staff extremely helpful, very welcoming.

Clean and modern hotel, would stay there again. Excellent service and great value for money.

Nice hotel in a good location. Just a few short mins away from the action of temple bar, and just far enough away so it doesn't keep you up at night. Room was good, was very cold when we first arrived. Eventually found the radiator and turned it on, which I would of thought it could of been on already considering it was December. Other than that it was all spot on.

Superb hotel, comfortable luxury, with lovely helpful staff.