Search Hotels by Travelodge Ireland in Dublin Southside from £99

"I stayed in a pod room which I DO NOT recommend. They are in the basement with one window by the ceiling that opens onto the street. Despite cool weather, the room was swelteringly hot. NO air condiotioning. A fan, but in a concrete cell with no ventilation, it just moved the hot air around. The window to the street opens and there is a safety, but could easily be broken into. The window cover is a sliding wooden panel. So, if you leave it open for the air from the window, anyone can look right onto the bed which is built into the wall by the street, plus then light shines through. Completely overpriced for what you get. I liked the cozy size, but couldn't sleep and was roasting. I spoke to many people staying in other rooms and everyone complained about the heat in the building. Harcourt Street is the clubbing street, so be prepared for noise."

"Friendly staff. Smooth check in. Quiet, well appointed rooms. Would recommend."

"great room, comfy, great location, helpful staff, great bar, very clean "

"Clean, good rooms, great food, close to tourist amenities"

"Everything was great. Perfect location in Temple Bar area."

"Great location , easy check in , clean comfortable room, good breakfast with good selection and nice dining room. Overall good but I’d have preferred not to have payed for parking. A bit unfair to charge residents in my opinion."

"This was a top notch hotel! Super clean, superior room style. And the location is the best place to be. However what tied it all together was the extraordinary staff. The friendliness was first in class. Thank you for making this an exceptional trip to Dublin!"

"Good , safe location. Close to museums and shopping, active night life. The rooms were small but well thought out, Quiet in rooms. Short walk to buss stops, including air coach "

"Really friendly staff and super cute hotel! Loved the location it was central to everything we needed on our trip. Only downside was the fire doors that would rattle our hotel door when they were opened. "