Dublin hotel guide. PREM Group Ireland hotel in Dublin, Ireland

"Excellent end to our week in Ireland. 5 stars on breakfast room, bedroom and staff, thanks for everything!"

"nice location. kind staff. "

"There were lot of options for breakfast "

"This hotel is in a great location for seeing Dublin's sights & enjoying the activity of the Temple Bar area."

"Bar was great"

"The food at the Fawn Restaurant in the Chancery Hotel was nothing special. It wasn’t the best amongst other restaurants in the Dublin area. The Executive King Room (with a king bed) we stayed in was small. The bed occupied most of the room space so it was quite difficult to maneuver the luggages in the room. The staff was accommodating with any amenities that were lacking in the room, including the request to empty the trash after the room was supposedly cleaned already. The staff made it right by ensuring the rest of our one week stay was pleasant. "

"This is one of the best hotel in Dublin "

"I ate dinner at the bar because I arrived after the restaurant was closed. The menu was perfect and I was able to get a fresh, healthy meal after a long flight. I didn’t have breakfast, so I can’t review that. "

"Had a lovely room overlooking the runway with a Balcony and as it was a lovely sunny day it was great to sit out and enjoy a pint of Guinness and read a book. A very relaxing way to start a holiday. Don’t forget to book the shuttle to the airport though, I didn’t like the fact the driver made a 10 year old child remover her seat belt and give up her seat and have to sit on her mums lap, other passengers did not have their seatbelts on. Being a drive from the hotel to the airport I was shocked that this was allowed to happen to accommodate those that had not booked seats. It’s clear when checking in that you need to book and the staff ask you if you need to book the shuttle or need a wake up call. I felt my safety was compromised although my seat belt was done up but in the event of an accident I would have been injured far more by loose, unbelted passengers. It was clear to the driver passengers were not strapped in due to the persistent warning beep that went on all the way to the airport. Quite unfair and an unnecessary risk. The driver who took me from the airport to the hotel was very strict thankfully and would not leave until every passenger had their seatbelts belt on."