Dublin Hotel Guide - The Famine Sculpture hotels in Dublin, Ireland.

"We enjoyed another wonderful stay at the Trinity City Hotel. Staff was welcoming and professional, and accommodated us upon our very early arrival by finding us a room (€20 fee new this year; still, they gave us a great room!). Our bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was sparkling clean. Breakfast buffet was delicious, as it is every time we stay at this hotel. We’ll be back!"

"The Cocktail Bar was amazing! Such creative drinks!"

"Excellent location. Nice modern hotel. We booked the lovely room and was perfect for a short stay. 10min walk from Temple area and bus. Staff all welcoming and hassle free check in and out. If I had one niggle it would be coffee/tea facilities in room rather than the galley set up."

"The room was tiny, but oh so cozy. Thoughtful lighting, kettle with tea and coffee selection, bright and clean bathroom. The glad at the desk were so delightful. I can’t wait to come back!"

"Great location, close enough to walk everywhere but set back a very short walk away from the hustle & bustle. Bed comfy. A good hot breakfast offered. All staff helpful."

"Hotel is located right across from Temple Bar area! Located near many pubs and restaurants. The hotel also has a pub within it so at night music is blasting. If you're looking for some place quiet this isn't the hotel for you. It wasn't a problem for us because we were usually out of the hotel at night. Staff was very helpful in regards to the protesting happening near by. We had to walk 15 minutes from the hotel with our luggage in order to get a taxi due to the protestors closing the streets. Only thing we didn't like was our rooms window faced what seemed to be an office work space for the hotel so we couldn't keep our blinds open."

"Breakfast was very good."

"Todo estuvo muy bien"

"Fantastic location in Temple Bar close to Dublin Express bus stop. Friendly and helpful staff"