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"This hotel is incredibly close to the Bord Gais theatre. Staff were super helpful and friendly, and the room was ideal for a wheelchair user. The decor was lovely, fresh and tasteful. We intend to return on our next trip. "

"Great staff. Small rooms but served their purpose. Stoneybatter is such a great neighbourhood and close to transportation."

"Convenient"

"Great hotel in an excellent location and the breakfast caters for everyone"

"Great location. Nice room friendly and helpful staff"

"24/7 shuttle from airport to hotel than ran continuously (without having to call the hotel) was awesome and very convenient. Hotel staff were helpful and friendly. Room was clean and newly renovated. This would be an excellent stay if needing to be near the airport. "

"Excellent staff. Clean room with great view. The lounge is elegant and rocks. Received complimentary tickets tickets for martini. Hung out in the wonderful lounge. The neighborhood is fabulous: varieties of East Asian and Middle Eastern restaurants a block away; nearly everything to visit (Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, great pubs( is within a 20 - 30 minutes walk. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit."

"Booked a 2 bdrm/2 bathroom suite for a week long stay with friends. The suite was cozy, compact, and efficient. Sounds like room cleaning service is only once a week, which didn’t bother us. Having the bus and Luas(tram) right outside of the hotel was very convenient. Although not in Dublin Centre, it was easy to get to Dublin Centre via bus/tram within 15-25 min. Hello Charlie Cafe in the hotel had good food and coffee. Staff was friendly and helpful. Would stay again next time we are in Dublin! "

"Really pleasantly surprised, room was lovely and clean. Only thing would be the noise but that didn’t overly bother us and the green lights that stay on when the lights are off as they are quite bright but overall amazing stay and would definitely return. Amazing location, literally walk round the corner and you’re at temple bar or walk out the door and you’re at the river."