My husband and I really enjoyed staying at the Fleet hotel. The location was fantastic and the staff were incredible. They went out of their way to provide us with suggestions, to books cabs, and to store our luggage after we checked out. The hotel was also very beautiful. Thanks again!More
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We recently stayed at The Fleet while in Dublin on vacation. It is a charming hotel on Fleet St at the quiet end of the Temple Bar area in Dublin. The lobby and front room and Reception are lovely! The lift is very small but that is to be expected in Europe! Our room was very small but comfortable. This hotel is within walking distance to many Dublin attractions...Ha'Penny Bridge, Trinity, Dublin Castle, St Patrick's Cathedral and of course Guiness. We walked the length of Temple Bar and tasted many of its pubs and restaurants! I would recommend this hotel!
Dear WendyandKelsey
Thank you for your lovely review of the Fleet Hotel, I am so glad to read that you had a lovely stay and will ensure your kind words are shared with all the team. We hope to welcome you back for another enjoyable stay in the future.
Best regards,
John Markham
General Manager
The Fleet Street Hotel was great. Great hospitality staff was great very helpful and very pleasant.
Impressive lobby area with 2 fireplaces; high ceilings; comfortable sofas/chairs.
Very clean and neat. Room was good but shower was small and might be difficult for a large person. Otherwise it’s a great place to stay and with a full breakfast menu including the typical Irish breakfast.
Great location; walking distance to a great number of pubs, restaurants and shops.
Located in Temper Bar area of Dublin.
We spent 4 days in The Fleet hotel. It's location is great. The bus stops from/to airport are nearby (O'Connell Str & Westmoreland Str). Also there are plenty of pubs around. The breakfast was good enough for us. There were Irish breakfast too. The room was spacious (elegance type) and very clean. The only drawback was WiFi. It was impossible to find even hotel's hotspot in our room. After second complain the staff lady was so kind to offer to change the room, but we we decided it wasn't worth it to do for the remaining two days. I think the problem was the room which was on the last floor and there was not coverage.
Anyway I recommend this hotel and would book again.
Had the displeasure of having two drinks here yesterday. My review is of the bar only. Was met by one of the most rude young women ever serving behind the counter. She actually shouted at me.Was about to leave when keith served us without any fuss. To the blonde young one serving behind the bar, managament would want to send you on a course on being civil. Working in the service industry is not for you.
You shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. The reception area and bar looked stunning, unfortunately our room was not! It was small, hot and quite shabby. We were given a complimentary bottle of 500ml water on our first night and a tiny shower gel, shampoo and conditioner none of which were repeated for the secon and third night. The room was so hot even though the weather wasn't, we had to ask for a fan as it was unbearable. Breakfast was included, it wasn't too bad although the bacon made your jaws ache as it was tough. The best thing about the hotel was the location but to be honest I'd rather stay further out and walk to Temple Bar. It certainly wasn't worth the money, I've had better Travelodge rooms.
