"Beautiful new hotel, reasonably clean and tidy. The price justifys itself in relation to all. It is a long way from the city center.
We used it as a base for work. The job we were on in construction was quite a dusty dirty one and we were looking forward to a decent shower. For such a new hotel we expected it to have good water pressure but it was extremly dissapointing. It may be the pressure is turned down to conserve water but if the water pressure is going to be that poor the rating should...
"Beautiful new hotel, reasonably clean and tidy. The price justifys itself in relation to all. It is a long way from the city center.
We used it as a base for work. The job we were on in construction was quite a dusty dirty one and we were looking forward to a decent shower. For such a new hotel we expected it to have good water pressure but it was extremly dissapointing. It may be the pressure is turned down to conserve water but if the water pressure is going to be that poor the rating should...
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Spent a week in Dublin at The Green and could not have been more happy with our decision. Location is excellent, very walkable and centrally located between local and more tourist destinations. Trinity College and Molly Malone are a quick stroll, Temple Bar is a little further (15ish minutes). Local Tram across the street to get to spots further away. St. Stephen's park also right across the street. The weather we had during our stay made the park a nice added bonus.
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Spent a week in Dublin at The Green and could not have been more happy with our decision. Location is excellent, very walkable and centrally located between local and more tourist destinations. Trinity College and Molly Malone are a quick stroll, Temple Bar is a little further (15ish minutes). Local Tram across the street to get to spots further away. St. Stephen's park also right across the street. The weather we had during our stay made the park a nice added bonus.
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We would definitely stay at The Davenport again. We liked the location near Merrion Square- a little away from the crowds in Grafton St /Temple Bar area, but still very walkable to those places. Our room was clean and comfortable. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The breakfast buffet was very good, lots of choices. We quite enjoyed our stay.
We would definitely stay at The Davenport again. We liked the location near Merrion Square- a little away from the crowds in Grafton St /Temple Bar area, but still very walkable to those places. Our room was clean and comfortable. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The breakfast buffet was very good, lots of choices. We quite enjoyed our stay.
Excellent hotel, located in the heart of Dublin, just steps from the many attractions the city has to offer and countless bars and restaurants to enjoy
Excellent hotel, located in the heart of Dublin, just steps from the many attractions the city has to offer and countless bars and restaurants to enjoy
Having never been to Dublin before, we carefully considered where to stay. We couldn’t have made a better choice than the Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin. Location, location, location! The Gresham sits on bustling O'Connell Street, just a hundred yards from the Spire of Dublin and the lively shopping area of Henry Street. Even better, the Aircoach bus from Dublin Airport stops right in front of the hotel, making it convenient (10 euros per person from the airport). Restaurants and pubs are...
Having never been to Dublin before, we carefully considered where to stay. We couldn’t have made a better choice than the Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin. Location, location, location! The Gresham sits on bustling O'Connell Street, just a hundred yards from the Spire of Dublin and the lively shopping area of Henry Street. Even better, the Aircoach bus from Dublin Airport stops right in front of the hotel, making it convenient (10 euros per person from the airport). Restaurants and pubs are...
Leslie
Reviewed October 29, 2024Reviewed October 29, 2024
Great, quiet location. The jump on and off bus stop is just across the street in this residential area. Loved it in every aspect. The bed was heaven after a long day touring.
Great, quiet location. The jump on and off bus stop is just across the street in this residential area. Loved it in every aspect. The bed was heaven after a long day touring.
We had a lovely stay at Camden Inn. Clean, comfortable rooms with updated furniture and flooring. Bathroom was a nice size and bedding was soft. Staff was nice at check in. Breakfast offerings were immense and wonderful, however no service at all. Hard to find anyone who spoke English and couldn't get simple things like a pot of coffee. Breakfast was expensive, but we found that to be true everywhere. We would stay again and recommend the property to others.
We had a lovely stay at Camden Inn. Clean, comfortable rooms with updated furniture and flooring. Bathroom was a nice size and bedding was soft. Staff was nice at check in. Breakfast offerings were immense and wonderful, however no service at all. Hard to find anyone who spoke English and couldn't get simple things like a pot of coffee. Breakfast was expensive, but we found that to be true everywhere. We would stay again and recommend the property to others.
This boutique hotel is different than a chain hotel and so worth the money. We stayed for 6 nights and loved our stay. Greatest location for shopping and pubs, very quiet to sleep and the beds and pillows were fantastic. We arrived at 6 am and they had one room ready for us because we had emailed ahead of time that we would Be arriving early. Guest area in lower level was great also. Only problem were the room keys not working very well, frustrating. I would stay again
This boutique hotel is different than a chain hotel and so worth the money. We stayed for 6 nights and loved our stay. Greatest location for shopping and pubs, very quiet to sleep and the beds and pillows were fantastic. We arrived at 6 am and they had one room ready for us because we had emailed ahead of time that we would Be arriving early. Guest area in lower level was great also. Only problem were the room keys not working very well, frustrating. I would stay again
Terry
Reviewed November 28, 2017Reviewed November 28, 2017
We had a wonderful stay. It’s perfectly located near Grafton Street with tons of shopping, restaurants, and pubs within a short walk. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The bartender and bellman gave us fantastic recommendations including a short pub crawl that ended at a nearby pub with traditional Irish music which was a highlight of our trip. It’s a gem of a hotel.
We had a wonderful stay. It’s perfectly located near Grafton Street with tons of shopping, restaurants, and pubs within a short walk. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The bartender and bellman gave us fantastic recommendations including a short pub crawl that ended at a nearby pub with traditional Irish music which was a highlight of our trip. It’s a gem of a hotel.
Excellent service at the front desk, prime location and surprisingly fun interior - it was as if a good, solid hotel hired a designer who said "this place needs more whimsey - what the hell, let's go all out!"
Excellent service at the front desk, prime location and surprisingly fun interior - it was as if a good, solid hotel hired a designer who said "this place needs more whimsey - what the hell, let's go all out!"