Hotels with Bars / Lounges in Dublin Northside, Dublin

"The dorm room I was in had a lot of wasted space. One whole area had a full length mirror and nothing else which could have been put to use as a second bathroom - 10 ladies and 1 toilet is not a good design or a couple of chairs! There were 2 sinks in the bathroom which would have made more sense to have outside on the wall across from the pods as that was wide open OR used taller lockers (gym type) against the wall instead of the small ones under the bed. "

"Gorgeous place to stay! Food is divine. Room was perfect. This place is truly amazing! The breakfast is superb. "

"Stayed here a couple of times. Nice hotel, good food selection and the little coffee bar is a gem. The coach to and from the airport is a lifesaver. Overall a good place to stay."

"The highs were high the lows were low. Night staff was terrible and so rude to me and not willing to help. Day staff could not have been nicer. Truly the kindest people. Would call during the night to ask for sheets no answer, call in the morning one ring and they would pick up. As for clean room, very disappointed. First two days was amazing, after that, no clean sheets or towels after asking. Didn’t take any cups we had or didn’t take trash out. "

"Great location, great breakfast, staff all friendly and efficient, great value! What more can I say! Definitely recommend this hotel "

"Breakfast was good my only gripe was that there was no irish or black pudding "

"This is hands down one of the best hotels I ever stayed at, and I've been staying at hotels in several cities around the world. The room was spacious, clean and very modern. Bathroom was excellent with a really nice shower. Staff very friendly and service minded. The breakfast had all you can ask for and everything was fresh and tasted amazing. The location is good, close to airport transfer and one of the tram lines. O'Connell Street is quite a busy street with restaurants and shopping. A five minute walk southwards from the hotel you'll reach river Liffey and a bridge that'll get you to the other part of the city where most of the museums and tourist attractions are located. If you walk O'Connell Street north of the hotel you'll experience a bit rougher part of the city, can't really recommend that since there's not much to see or do for tourists in that direction. Anyways, it's a brilliant hotel that I'll recommend to everyone who is thinking of going to Ireland. I'll 100% stay at this hotel again the next time I'm visiting Dublin."

"The bathroom needs to be updated. "

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