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

I went to dublin for a concert at the olympia which is literally 3 minutes away. Easy to find, easy to get to from the airport and lovely stuff!

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

Stayed here with 4 friends for two days. Right in the heart of Dublin. Easy access to every point in the city. We walked everywhere, except when it was raining. Nice bar attached to the hostel. The free breakfast is more than I expected. Overall a good stay. Recommend it if staying in Dublin for a few days and want to see the whole city. Right in Temple bar, if you want to go out for a while. Had no problem with the noise. The only thing was that internet was a little slow, but worked. I am happy with the stay, perfect location.

Great value for money hotel situated in the heart of Temple Bar district of the city lots of bars, clubs & restaurants nearby. Friendly staff and clean rooms.

Picked weekend of 6 nations Rugby games so town/hotel was packed.

A brilliant hotel which couldn't have been in a better position to explore Dublin. We had a great time and would definitely stay here again

Perfect location for everything. We had a writers room over looking the atrium so plenty of natural light but no street noise. We got to the hotel at 9.40am and by upgrading to a writers room we could have the room there and then. So we took the opportunity to get in to a room (after a very early start) and upgraded. It was worth every penny or cent which wasn't actually that much. The room was comfortable, spacious and plush with a seating area and a separate bedroom. The heavenly shower was fantastic and I could of stayed in it forever. The toiletries were lovely too and made a nice touch along with the complimentary water. However, the minibar as all hotels was expensive and didn't offer much of a choice of snacks. I also would of liked a hard copy guide to the hotel and its facilities rather than very brief information provided on the tv's. These were just small things though it was a very pleasant stay. All staff we encountered were friendly and efficient, public areas were welcoming and comfortable. The menus all sounded lovely but we didn't try the hotel food/drinks as we found better deals else where.

for the price i cannot complain, only stayed one night and it cost more to park the car in the nearby multi storey. i stayed on a tuesday night and it was noisy outside my window but probably nothing compared with a friday night but I knew this anyway, if u want somewhere quiet dont stay in temple bar area.

Just how cool is it to come to Dublin, walk into an original pub and check in?! I wanted an original place to stay, not some chain hotel that you can find everywhere when I ran across Farrington's. The pub & rooms are right in the heart of the Temple Bar area. You can easily get to it from the airport with a short bus ride and a short walk. Even though it was right in the middle of everything, the noise from the street did not make it to the room. The room was nice and big and the bathroom was huge!! The only thing I missed was a refrigerator and there was also no phone in the room. I thought it was a great place to stay, the location was awesome and the price was great. Can only recommend it!!