This is our hotel for staying at in Dublin for our visits to watch rugby.
The owner, Dave, is a great guy and looks after us with a great personal touch.
His staff are fab, mostly young people, who have warmth and personality, from breakfast to Dinner
The rooms are really comfortable. They are not luxurious but are relaxing and a great price.
Getting to the centre of Dublin is not a problem, with good bus and taxi services nearby.
The downstairs bar is great fun and usually full of people having a great time
A joy to stay in and looking forward to going back in two years time

Stayed again recently in this hotel and still received the warm smile and welcome at check in. This hotel experience is unique in that you feel like you are in your own home you are made that welcome. Rooms as always spotless and have to say that the humour of the accommodation staff was seen on this trip when they made my room up in a personal way. Thanks ladies for this lovely touch. I also ate in the bar which had a good crowd in it all 3 nights I was there. They have now added pizza to the menu but I went and had my old favourites. If you are a lover of spicy things then thier buffalo wings are to die for as is thier skillet dish.

This is a great hotel in a great location for city centre. Keep it up and hope to see you again soon.

Location is this hotel's biggest asset. It is a 25 mins. approx. walk to the city center, or a bus will take you there in 10 mins..

The hotel itself is a budget hotel. The bedrooms are clean, which is the most important thing, and breakfast, that is included in the price, is more than adequate. This is also free parking at the back of the hotel.

The hotel are times can come across chaotic. For example, they seem to have the possibility two breakfast rooms, one of which might be for a coach load of customers with a need to leave at the same time. These situations clearly sketch the capabilities of the staff.

The bar downstairs is somewhat cosy too.