Dublin Hotel Guide - Brian Boru's Well hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"The room was spotless. On arrival we were offered a free drink."

"The hotel is really nice and my hotel room was very clean, however, they don’t supply anti slip mats in the shower so I almost slipped over! And you’re allowed to help yourself to tea and coffee at a ‘Galley’ which can be found on each floor, although I would have preferred a kettle in my own room. The breakfast buffet is very nice and they offer a good variety!"

"Where do I begin? I want to say this hotel is a pig with lipstick on but that would be an insult to pigs. Rooms are moldy, in disrepair, and floors and bathrooms are grimey. Toilet could barely manage to flush some toilet paper even after 3+ flushes. We would wake up freezing because the heater wouldn’t keep running. No fan to speak of so there is mold. However, when the occupants in the rooms above/nearby us showered, our room would fill with humidity to the point where we had to open the sliding glass door to get fresh air (even though we were already cold due to heater issues). Additionally, another effect of there being no fan, while I was blow drying my hair, apparently some silent alarm went off so we had staff banging on our door claiming we set the alarm off for the whole building? Then proceeded to tell me not to sit under the faire alarm while drying my hair, as if I have a choice? It’s one small room and there is no outlet in the bathroom. The lady who checked us in was completely confused and acted like it was her first day.. on Earth. The bar on ground floor plays karaoke until past midnight, good luck trying to sleep through that. Gym was closed. I could go on but I’m running out of characters. Also, I know this wasn’t a one-off because we were staying here with friends, they had all the same issues, tried to complain and move rooms, and still had the same issues in the new room! The only pros: bed was nice and comfy, and the coffee shop in the lobby is good."

"room was small and I was aware when booking this hotel. they had a table with safe, found the chair for the desk not really usable as a chair, but it worked as a place to put my back pack. only complaint of the condition of the room was the peeling carpet by the bathroom as it was a tripping hazard if not aware. toiletries were very minimal one dispenser for shampoo/body wash, and one dispenser for hand soap, but again I knew this prior to booking. We stayed in dublin in April so it was still pretty cool at night and found the AC turning off during the night not a problem during our stay. overall this hotel provided the basic essentials for what I look for in a hotel room. clean bed and clean bathroom. and enjoyed having a water dispenser in teh lobby"

"Comfy beds, loved the airplane views and ver quiet and clean. "

"Comfortable beds and spacious rooms. Good breakfast. Highly recommend"

"Breakfast was very good, lots of variety food wise as well as drinks. Rooms were quiet. Location was worked well for us!"

"Nice, clean and quiet room. If you want to stay in a real castle, this is it. The rooms, however, are updated but the ambience is great. The restaurant is an added bonus as it is a bit far from the city centre and there are not too many eating places nearby."

"Lobby staff was very helpful in directions for the tram which stops right outside the door. Easy to get to Temple Bar and much cheaper than a taxi or paying to park."