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

"had such a wonderful stay at the Marlin Hotel in Dublin. From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful, they truly went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable. The hotel itself is stylish, clean, and modern, with a cozy atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The location couldn’t be better. It’s in the heart of the city, within easy walking distance to great shops, restaurants, and attractions. I also felt completely safe during my stay, which made exploring the area even more enjoyable. I’d absolutely stay here again and highly recommend the Marlin Hotel to anyone visiting Dublin."

"Staff upgrades our room to a junior suite. The entire experience was wonderful from beginning to end. "

"I was happy with my stay here. It's not too far away from downtown if you take the Luas or the bus (get a visitor leap card!). The room was very small, but it felt comfortable anyway. Some noise from adjacent rooms but nothing terrible. The only thing lacking was storage space, but I made it work. Funnily, I think the bathroom/shower here was actually bigger and nicer than in the significantly larger hotel room I stayed in elsewhere on the next leg of my trip. Staff was also friendly and helpful when I interacted with them."

"Great staff, clean room. Good servicr"

"The room was well maintained and the staff were very helpful when we arrived at different times due to the stormy weather."

"Amazing time! Would recommend to friends and family. Walking distance from busy areas, but far enough for a quiet nights rest. Clean, modern rooms. No complaints whatsoever. Lobby has plenty of seating options, relaxing yet fun vibe, the bar menu is great, and open late! Staff are wonderfully friendly and really helpful. Would stay here again."

"The room was clean and comfortable, the curtains were black out so the room was dark and quiet"

"The hotel staff were all very nice, the food and drinks were great. The room was clean and comfortable. "

"Decent hotel, only stayed one night for convenience, like all hotels in Ireland much too expensive, food was also expensive, €22 for fish and chips is a bit much tbh, fish was really good but chips felt like they were cheap oven chips. Breakfast was ok but not even close to the type of spreads you get in most decent European hotels and AVOID the coffee or at least what they call coffee, it was terrible, would use again if convenient but wouldn't use for a long stay"