Dublin Hotel Guide - Mater Misericordiae Hospital hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"The hotel was clean, the staff was helpful and the breakfast was delicious."

"Very friendly helpful staff. Large room but couldn't close the windows so noisy during the night and morning. Excellent breakfast. Given a voucher for 2 drinks in bar due to scaffolding, a nice bonus. 15 min walk to centre. Would stay again."

"Clean room, excellent staff and the breakfast was very nice. The air in the room was difficult to control to get an adequate sleeping temperature."

"Excellent location to Dublin activities. We could walk everywhere. Quiet rooms, we'll appointed"

"Quick check in, bar/restaurant was busy with live music. Didn't hear the noise from the room which was good. Room was spacious and clean, as was the bathroom. Location was great. The only negative was the bed was very small, a queen rather than a double/king. For 1 night it was ok, but not sure it would be comfortable for much longer , especially as one side was up against the wall and awkward to get in and out of in the middle of the night. Would recommend otherwise."

"Really satisfactory hotel. Convenient location. Comfy room. Breakfast buffet is a tasty value. 2 things that could have been better. 1. TV didn't work in our room, even after visit by maintenance. 2. There was confusion at check in for late arrival. Instead of checking us in, we were initially offered luggage storage and the possibility of early check in when we had in fact booked and paid for a room the evening before. Was resolved in a few minutes. Overall, would stay at this property again."

"Room was a potential risk to life. The plug socket is hanging off the wall. The shower sprayed water out of the hose attachment every where and the bathroom floor was dusty. "

"Chloe at Dublin-Parnell street location is the best!! Went above and beyond. "

"Great location, friendly staff, comfortable beds . My only suggestion would be a mini fridge in the room . Otherwise, my short stay was truly amazing . Thank you to the bartender who was always welcoming."