O'sheas is an older hotel, lots of character but not ideal iif you are a light sleeper. Our room was literally on top of the pub, which for my husband was no problem..I am a light sleeper so wasn't ideal for me. Property is older, but clean and full of character.

Stayed here one night in May. It was a Friday night and I would suggest its probably not the best choice for a restful nights sleep. A lot of noise from the bar downstairs to the early hours (and I was briefly woken by a female fellow guest screeching like a banshee in the night). But then you could always... More

we go to dublin several times a year this time we stayed at o sheas hotel for three nights and must say we could not fault it . the manager could not do enough for us ,had one small problem in my room and it was rectified straight away without question we will definatly stay there again

We were out for the day and decided to pop in to O'sheas for some food. I had ate there years when I used to work nearby and it was always fine so took a chance, brought my husband and children in. Food menu looked promising and reasonable enough. Staff were v friendly and took our order, In a nutshell... More

2 of your bar staffs manners leave an awful lot to be desired....also when we arrived for breakfast service was appalling we had to ask for our full irish...ask for tea...ask for a cup.....when we got breakfast 5 mins later we had to ask for toast??????service very slack and it wasnt only our table same thing was going on the... More

We stayed at this hotel from 29 March to 1 April 2013. O’Shea’s does not have many of the features that are expected of a three star hotel. The reception is a small cubicle when you enter. It’s actually an entrance to the pub. There is a lift, so to speak. It can carry 2 adults at a time. You... More

We picked this hotel because it's location, price, and it's pub. The location was very good (just a stone's throw from the O'Connell Street), the price was relatively cheap, and the pub was nice, with a great irish breakfast in the moring (it costs 5 euros if you book just the accommodation), cool beers and tasty snacks in the afternoon... More

We were 4 childhood friends on a long-weekend trip to Dublin mostly to drink pints and to visit some attractions in the city, so the location of the hotel was more important than the quality. Rooms with basic comfort and ok space. Maybe not the cleanest room I've been in, but usually you'll get what you pay for. Good tasting... More

I would never write a bad review about a hotel but I had to warn people off from this. Definately the worst hotel if ever stayed. The whole hotel is run down and I will go as far as saying dirty! The carpets in the hallways are worn out and definitely haven't been hoovered in a wile. When entering the... More