Dublin Hotel Guide - Museum of Childhood hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"Perfect "

"The hotel was perfect in every way. The staff went above and beyond."

"Has good amenities including a restaurant/bar. Accessible to public transport into Dublin and surrounds."

"The hotel was great, with pleasant and helpful staff. It was the right spot for me for the stay. Nice walk into the city and good access to public transport. The breakfasts were excellent and the staff attentive."

"All faculties great. Modern. Great vibe. "

"Perfect hotel and location for Dublin centre or the village "

"Good value for the price charged. Comfortable room"

"Staff were all very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was of a really good standard. The pillows on the beds were extremely lumpy and uncomfortable. Just a small thing, but can lead to an uncomfortable nights sleep. "

"I stayed here as my flight was 9 hours late, the last bus had left and the airport hotels were full. It was close to 11.30pm when I arrived. I asked the receptionist if he could give me some toothpaste (as it was the one toiletry item I didn’t have). He had no stocks and he referred me to the vending machines. The ones I found only had beverages and snacks. When I went to my room I discovered it didn’t have a usb port and my phone needed to be charged. I asked the receptionist if I could borrow an adaptor (I only had my Italian one). He was extremely reluctant to lend me one and I really had to grovel. He did eventually give me one. I appreciated the complementary water. This is not the best hotel to stay in when you are stranded like I was. The receptionist was extremely unfriendly and unhelpful. He made no allowances for my situation. While I am Irish - I think this customer service doesn’t reflect well on the so called Irish welcome ! I paid €182.25 for a few hours (left at 8.10am). While the room was fine, the whole experience was disappointing. "