"Great location and service. The only issue is layout and storage. If you’re on a long trip, there’s not a lot of space to pack your stuff. The furnishings are nice and the bed is very comfortable, but the furniture isn’t configured to the room, so it is a bit awkward. That said, a great value and ..."
"The hotel was priced competitively, and convenient for the local rail station, allowing easy journeys into Dublin City Centre. Overall, this enabled a much cheaper option for staying in Dublin than the extortionate prices demanded by the city centre establishments. Only two issues, and not necessarily ..."
"The staff was very friendly. They were accommodating and helpful. They asked our plans and scheduled a taxi to take us downtown so we wouldn’t miss the shops closing. When we got there, they had upgraded us. That was a nice surprise!"
"The picture looked like it was out in the country so would be quiet but it was right next to the motorway. Thank goodness for the triple glazing cutting out the road noise. Room was too hot overnight but we couldn't own the windows because of the road noise. But the staff were lovely."
"Hotel is very close to a bus stop so very easy to get in and out of the city centre. Breakfast was very good. The bedroom was good but smaller than expected for a triple room."
"This boutique hotel is compact but very comfortable. The room was beautiful and modern (especially the shower); and while it was not spacious, we never felt cramped. The location is quiet, despite being just a block or two from a very lively neighborhood (maybe a 10-minute walk from Trinity College ..."
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"Staff were super friendly and the room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast is extra but it was delicious and convenient. Within waling distance of multiple shops and restaurants."
A verified traveller stayed at Academy Plaza Hotel
"Great location and service. The only issue is layout and storage. If you’re on a long trip, there’s not a lot of space to pack your stuff. The furnishings are nice and the bed is very comfortable, but the furniture isn’t configured to the room, so it is a bit awkward. That said, a great value and the negatives are minimal in the big picture. "
A verified traveller stayed at Point A Hotel Dublin Parnell Street
