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We recently toured Ireland and chose Dublin as our final stop. We opted to stay at the Gresham without reading any reviews, but based merely on location preference and standards of service as advertised by the hotel. We always prefer to stay at hotels that can offer high quality room service, fine breakfast, laundry facilities, wireless internet, 24-hour reception and all combined in an easily accessible location or with on-site parking facilities. Our experience from our stay at The Gresham surpassed our expectations by far. We enjoyed a particularly high standard of cleanliness and tidiness not just inside our room but in all common areas of the hotel. Part of the premises was undergoing refurbishment, but we faced no disruption at all and our access to all areas of the hotel was very easy. The hotel is one of the most central and historic buildings in the city and if anyone wants to be environmental friendly and use public transport from the airport, the airport bus has a stop right at the door step. The hotel offers rooms with stunning views over the main avenue of the city, for those who like people watching, but we were given the option to get a room at the back, in the quieter wing of the hotel. The reception staff were very helpful, welcoming and kind. They even went the extra-mile and offered us to print our boarding passes free, even before we asked them. The breakfast experience met the highest standards of quality, variety and style. We enjoyed great service at the bar and café areas were we had a lovely afternoon tea overlooking the main avenue of the city in stylish surroundings. It is commendable that the hotel seems both family friendly and gay friendly. We were particularly impressed by the value for money that this hotel offered and would definitely recommend it to all our friends and relatives. We are considering it as part of our next anniversary trip.

The Hotel is right in the centre of Dublin. The staff is exceptionally professional. A special mention goes to Mr Ali (Duty Manager) who took great interest to see that an issue which cropped up (not out of the hotel's fault) would be settled to our satisfaction. He succeeded. Front officer (Elise) was also particularly caring to our needs. Cleanliness is second to none and the decor is attractive. the only negative points I can mention are the noise emanating from establishments close by and the costly and difficult to find parking . I would not recommend hiring a car for Dublin. I have found Dublin to be too expensive and over hyped contrary to the rest of magnificent Ireland.

At the Shelbourne the guest is surrounded by history. Presidents, Prime Ministers, screen and theatre legends have all stayed here. The Irish Constitution was signed in Room 122. And it's all immaculately kept. The restaurants and bars are sensational. The rooms are truly the size they claim to be, as are the beds and the other facilities equally matching in its five - star quality. The staff is clearly aware of the hotel's place in history, but are friendly in a real way as one would expect in Ireland. Located in the very centre of Dublin, most attractions are just a few steps away. Truly a delight ! ! !

My wife and I had an early flight out of Dublin, so we decided to stay somewhere close to the airport just to be safe. We rented a car the day before our flight, drove all over southern Ireland, and decided to check-in to the hotel first, then drop off the rental. It took us an hour and a half to find the hotel. The hotel is out of the way a bit, bu once we got there, everybody was so helpful to cater to our needs. They helped us drop off the car and take us back to the hotel at 11:30pm. Great service!!

It's was pleasure to stay here, almost all was near perfect. But there is always something you may count as a minus. And CP Dublin Northwood has it of course. It's outdated big TV set inside the buffet. Because I stayed here alone and only for 1 night, for me it was not a big problem, but if you travel as couple or as family you can't just sit and watch TV in your room, because it's visible only for person who stand (not sit in the chair) exactly in front of the TV screen. And it's Deluxe room! Except written above, my staying in this CP hotel was beautiful and good enough to recommend it to other travelers.

Lovely hotel , really big rooms and comfy beds. Excellent breakfast ( though switch pancake machine off too early !) . Staff very helpful and friendly even when my daughters backlpack was lost (and subsequently found ) when we left in the hotel luggage hold . Whilst location not far from Dublin the traffic makes it a longer journey and on average €25-30 which mounts up if you are in and out of city

The best things to say about this hotel are that it is very close to the Dublin airport, it has a nice restaurant with good food, and the people at the front desk are very helpful. However, in all other ways this hotel did not meet my expectations, especially considering the high price of over $240 per night for a very small and cheap looking room. The double room to which we were originally assigned had two single beds and a tiny bathroom. It was also very far from the elevator. Upon complaining about the poor value of this room, we were upgraded to a family room still far from the elevator, but was larger with one queen bed, one double bed and a noticeably larger bathroom. Finally, all of the numerous chairs in the lobby are very low to sit in, and, consequently, are very difficult to get out of if you are an older person with weaker legs. In order to better serve people of various ages there should be some chairs that are higher from the floor.

We booked here after arriving at a home by HipHipStay was filthy and gross. This hotel was clean and nice rooms. Unfortunately the maintenance teams were extremely noisy from 7pm to midnight and began again at 6 am. This prevented sleep for us on the 1st floor and another party in our group on the 5th floor. Spoke with 3 different managers who first denied their staff caused the noise, then acknowledged it. Other than their apologies, nothing was offered to compensate us. Decent hotel otherwise.

This hotel is my favourite hotel in Dublin. It was usually too expensive for me but I took advantage of a recent deal for weekends. It is just perfect. Honestly. It's beautiful. It's next to the canal on a quiet road. It's 10 minutes walk from the city centre. It's next to the new train called the LUAS which is so convenient. The breakfast is just perfect, perfect. The food in general is excellent. The staff are excellent. This is the most perfect hotel I've ever stayed at. I love it.

This was an awesome spot to stay in Dublin. You can take the airlink bus from the airport here, or a taxi. They allowed us early check in as our room was ready. The staff members were all extremely knowledgeable and willing to go out of their way to answer our questions and help plan activities. Our room was clean and comfortable. You have to pay for breakfast but the continental option is full of filling and delicious foods. The best thing about this hotel is the location. It is at the end of Tenple Bar, where you can listen to music all night long and have a short stumble home. Trinity College is around the corner and plenty of shops are too. Highly suggest this hotel to stay!

I used the Airport Holiday Inn Express as my base hotel while visiting Dublin. The 20 minute bus ride to downtown and major sights was about $2 each way. Buses are frequent - about every 15 minutes. The hotel is new, modern, and very comfortable -- at a savings vs. staying downtown for the same quality. It is part of a combination of three things -- The Holiday Inn Express, the Crowne Plaza Hotel, and a Park and Fly airport parking facility. So you catch the one Crowne Plaza - Park & Fly - Holiday Inn Express bus at Location 14 at the Dublin Airport and take the free bus ride. This big hotel combo bus runs about every 30 minutes. The Holiday Inn Express has the benefit of lower cost lodging with the Crowne Plaza right next door for a lively bar and restaurant scene. The facility is in a lovely park with plenty of space for walks and the major Dublin track and field facility is 200 yards away.

When our short staylocation fell through in Belfast and we couldn't get anywhere close by to stay, Ibis in Dublin added a night on to our previously booked 1 night stay and accommodated us for a 2nd night. We arrived after 11:00 pm and there wasn't any issue. We liked the clean, simple room, comfortable bed, great breakfast and menu options and the friendly staff. Although the hotel is out of the main city center, it is easily reached by a 20 minute Luas ride into Dublin. Staff at the hotel were very helpful with our questions. Very pleased!

A touch away from the centre of Dublin, but what a perfect place to get away from it all. Truly a mansion with huge gardens that invite strolling, reading, relaxing. The grounds are complemented with an old - fashioned restaurant with its own interior garden, unbelievably attentive and friendly staff, very large rooms with outstanding appointments

We booked our room at the Morrison based on the reviews here at Agoda. It had good reviews and everything that was said was true. Great location! Everything is walking distance (i.e. Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral to name a few). There were a lot of good restaurants near by as well. We only had two days in Dublin and this hotel allowed us to maximise our time because again of it's great location. Will definitely stay here when we come back.

Elegant hotel and an excellent location within walking distance to much of historical Dublin including Trinity College, River Liffey, St Stephen's Green, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick's and so much more. Everyone on the staff was helpful, friendly and courteous. I had issues with my phone company failing me completely with no international phone services. Front desk staff helped me contact my credit card companies to inform them of the problem since calling them was the only communication method. This saved my trip. Many Thanks!

The location was great! Very close to the old city center, north of the River Liffey. This is the oldest hotel in Dublin so don't expect anything super modern and fancy, but the hotel definitely has character and a strong sense of history. There's a traditional Irish restaurant in the basement, and the breakfast was really great! Definitely recommend it if you have time in the morning.

If you want to have an early check in. Forget about it. They won’t let you. The location is so great. Right in front of the Connolly station and 5 mins of walking to the city center. Room is a bit expensive but clean and comfortable. I was in a double. Then AC was not working. I got an upgrade to a bigger suite. Then internet was on and off for the whole night. SMH The good thing about this hotel is late check out. 10 euro per hour. I paid 20 for 2.5hrs late. Not a rip off.

I think this is an excellent hotel and a great value for the money, but it's important to understand what you're getting into before you book. Please note that I think this is 5 stars for the money and obviously not a true 5 star hotel (e.g. the Ritz, etc). One of the things that makes this such a great hotel is the location. It is within easy walking distance of almost every major tourist attraction in Dublin, located a few blocks from Trinity College in the Temple Bar district. The airport express stops just a block away and most bus lines stop within a block of the hotel, so it's really easy to get to the few things that are further away (e.g. Kilmainham Gaol is 2mi from the hotel). The location is the primary reason I chose this hotel because I wanted to be able to walk everywhere and not be far from home when going to the pub at night. That being said - being in the middle of the bar district makes this hotel VERY LOUD, especially on the weekend. If you need absolute silence to sleep, this is not the hotel for you. I stayed recently on a Friday-Tuesday, so I speak from experience that Friday and Saturday nights are very loud. I had a room on the 1st floor that faced the street, so I'm pretty sure I had the loudest room in the hotel. However, the complimentary ear plugs work exceptionally well, and I had no issues with the noise. Everything else about the hotel was great. I had a double room, and my shower/bathroom was great. Plenty of space. The staff was really nice and made it easy for us to check in (we arrived close to midnight).

The Drury Court Hotel in Dublin is absolutely fantastic. The location is excellent, it is very central to Dublin's main shopping precinct and also to some nice restaurants and bars. The main nightlife of Dublin is in the Temple bar area , this makes the Drury Court Hotel even more attractive as it is only a short walk away. The other pleasing point about the Drury Court Hotel is that the staff are so friendly.