Stayed here last June for a concert, very cheap, nice room,clean, bed was comfortable. If you're looking for luxury I wouldnt recommend but If you're going to a concert or just visiting Dublin for a night or 3 it's very ideal! The bar is nice although there was no residents bar when we arrived back at about 2.30am , not... More

After spending half an hour standing at the front desk waiting to check in. We were eventually given our room key. We had to go out the back of the hotel down an alley, passing a conservatory which was a storage cupboard, into a different building where our room was located. This section was filthy, the skirting boards were hanging... More

The room was on the top floor with no lift. Had to drag luggage up several flights of stairs by ourselves. Small, very old fashion quaint room just good enough for sleeping. The pictures online did not match our room but it served its purpose. The tv was old, remote did not work. The location was really good. Walking distance... More

Was quite easy to find it, though the street I took to walk to it was very dirty. It looked niceand clean from outside and even better in the night. The reception was polite and wellcoming. Breakfast was added for 5 EUR extra and was worth it. Room was clean and nice, bedsheets white and crispy. Reception was also helpful... More

The room smelt with cigarettes despite it was a non-smoking room, the bathroom had a bit of mould on the tiles by the ceilling. It wasn't that bad consideting the price but I will not recommend it to anyone and will never go there again. it does not matter that the place is a bit old-fashioned but as long as... More

Stayed here for a night as part of a group when visiting Dublin for a birthday party. While small, our room had everything you would need for an overnight stay - comfortable bed, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer & a recently refurbished bathroom. Staff were very friendly, helpful & accommodating. The bar had a nice atmosphere & the food... More

I understand accomodations with low-pretentions, but... The windows were modern, in 19th century: both the glass pane and the frame are rattling at every bus/truck/van passing the road and, if you like social life, you could hear every word pedestrians say beneath your window. Since Lower Gardiner Street is busy day and night it's not easy having a good sleep... More

My girlfriend and I stayed for a weekend. When we arrived we were given a double room on the top floor. The handrails were falling off and had bits missing. When we got to the room, had to find the light switch hiding behind the wardrobe! The room was awful. The wallpaper was peeling off in places, curtains hanging down... More