Search Hotels Near Royal Canal Park, Dublin

"Concierge was standoffish. But other staff were nice. Room was good and bed was comfortable."

"Comfortable, clean, and a great location to stay in the city! "

"Room was excellent! Breakfast was very organic healthy and home made! Would recommend this to anyone. "

"Rooms are basic and in need of a freshen up of paint, there was a bit of a smell from the sewers in the ensuite but facilities were good and a male member of staff at breakfast (I didn't catch his name) was very helpful and courteous. The cafe area where breakfast is served is very relaxed and nice to sit in."

"Room was clean, beds very uncomfortable. The area felt unsafe but the hotel makes sure that no one can come in that isn't staying there. "

"The location is central, the room was clean, staff very helpful and the breakfast very good."

"Nice older property. You can tell it’s aging, but the staff does take care of the place. It has charm. Very conveniently located. Lots of things around for sightseeing, shopping, dining, whatever. The only rather bad part was the noise. Not the hotel’s fault at all, just a fact that ambient city noise is everywhere. Rooms were a bit warm due to rather warm, sunny weather, so that caused windows to be open which didn’t help the noise. Like I say, not the hotel’s fault. Overall, I recommend it, would definitely stay again."

"Great stay in Dublin! The staff was very welcoming and accommodating, and incredibly helpful. Ok location about a 10-15 minute walk from the city centre. Cheap beer across the street at a dive bar. Lovely people but Dublin City is very busy!! Only constructive criticism of my stay was lack of a smart tv to watch Netflix etc and limited tv channels, very minor but worth a mention. Not the best part of town tbh and quite loud with local builders and ambulances. With that being said, I still felt quite safe in the area and appreciated that the front door was locked always and I had to be buzzed into the building. "

"Noisy construction next door. Letting the manager know was of no help."