The hotel is charming with a homey feel to it. All the staff are VERY friendly and helpful.

Nice rooms, good service, shame about the breakfast.

Small but adequate rooms on the 3rd floor(room nos 35 and 36) But our stay was spoilt by the noise of taxis sounding their horns upto 4am, touting for business from the niteclubs in Harcourt Road.Although we were moved to the rear of the hotel for our remaining stay We were annoyed that they put us in the front rooms knowing the situation existed

There was no mention of the local nightclub venues in close proximity. The noise throughout the night was constant and incredibly intrusive. It was so disturbing that it should be highlighted in the hotel descriptor. We were allocated a room on the top floor which had no air-con. The ceiling fan was inadequate and we desperately need some fresh-air. Unfortunately because of the street noise we had to keep the window closed in order to try and sleep. This was a business trip and my husband and are have returned home shattered and annoyed that these issue had not been highlighted.Breakfast was extortionate.

Although it is very conveniently situated and priced, we thought the decor in the roooms needed some updating as it all looked a bit worn. Bathrooms are great but the rest needs some attention.

bit cold at night. I did not enquire about the heater. I do not think it was working.

The room was very comfortable, and the hotel is in a great location for central Dublin. The Luas didn`t disturb us at all, but we were disturbed by noise from the night club, particularly around 4am when I think it closed for the night, resulting in lots of party-goers on the street and the road was jammed with taxis - often sounding their horns continuously. I lost about 2 hours of sleep as a result, as I hadn`t packed ear-plugs - perhaps this is something you can supply to the rooms facing Harcourt Road... It must be a regular problem.