My boyfriend and I landed in Dublin early in the morning. When we got to Egan’s House, it was only 10:30 AM or 11 AM. We were allowed to check in early. Although there were only 2 of us, we had a huge room, with 3 twin size beds and a full size bed. The facilities are adequate, but the location is a bit out of the way. We walked for 30 minutes to reach the city center (or 10 minutes by bus). It cost us about 50 euros for 1 night. This price included a full breakfast in the morning. The breakfast was the best part of our stay. It was in a newly renovated dinning room and there were a good selection of items. The property has free internet and free parking.

Stayed two nights. Room tidy, clean and soundproof. Enjoyed our stay there. My friend liked the Irish breakfast very much but I did not like it at all, cheap food, nothing personal about your breakfast experience. Buses very close by too. Had a free parking space off the road, but would be concerned about busy times...not too many parking spaces. Free internat and nice sitting room to relax and watch telly in was very nice also.

This guesthouse was absolutely wonderful! This was my first trip to Ireland and my teenage son and daughter and my 7 year old daughter were with me. Even before we left Aberdeen, Manon, one of the receptionists had emailed me with details of how to get from Dublin airport to the guesthouse and could not have been more helpful.

The room was beautifully clean with a great supply of fresh towels every day and was very comfortable indeed. The staff were friendly, helpful and made staying at Egan's an absolute pleasure. The breakfast was plentiful and varied - bacon, sausages, baked beans, black and white pudding, eggs (boiled, scrambled or fried) cereals, toast. yogurts and fruit juices........we never felt hurried and the pace of life in Egan's was so relaxed.

A beautiful lounge with free Internet access, television, newspapers - definitely a home from home.

I would recommend Egan's to anyone travelling to Dublin and will certainly be returning there very soon!

This is a good hotel. Stayed for 2 nights in a triple room for £170, great value and really good room with four beds and good breakfast. Its not far to Dublin either, not as close as some but easy to get a bus or taxi. The reception sells bus tickets and a taxi from town cost us about 14 euros. The hotel is in a lovely area with some amazing houses, plus if you turn left on the main road you get to a great pub, the Porterhouse.

Dublin is very expensive, we paid on average 6-7 euros for a pint of, including Guiness. Highlights are the Guiness tour, the old Goal, Temple Bar and the Book of Kells.