Spent 2 nights in this hotel in May 2013. The hotel is situated in Temple Bar right in the centre of the sights and nightlife in Dublin. We were in a room on the 4th floor, and there was very little street noise in the evening, and despite reading previous reviews, the hotel was quiet at night with no noise... More

Enjoyed a two night stay at the Fleet Street Hotel for a stag weekend. The hotel is in a great location, close to great bars and a good base for sightseeing. The rooms are of a good standard ( I thought it was too nice for our stag party!), albeit a little hot. The service was warm and welcoming too.... More

The location of this 'boutique' hotel is ideal. A stones throw to Temple Bar and all the action! Several reviews comment on the noise being an issue but we didn't experience anything out of the ordinary. Perhaps this was because our stay (2 nights) was mid week and not over a weekend but nevertheless we slept soundly! The front desk... More

some of the other reviews were critical of noise at this hotel and therefore I requested a quiet room. I am very glad that I did. My room was very spartan but super clean and had everything that I needed. I did have to pay 5 euro per day to use the Internet which I thought was a bit excessive.

The location was great and, for being in the Temple Bar district, wasn't too expensive. The room was nothing special, just four beds in a row, but then we weren't there to spend time in the room. The hotel was kind of neat as it wasn't laid out in the typical straight hallway, rooms on the left and right. We... More

So let me start by saying my four stars don’t mean a “4 star” hotel it means a RATING of “4 stars” on Trip Advisor. I rate off the following criteria: rooms, location, and service at the price you pay. The location couldn’t have been better for being in the center of all the pubs and “nightlife”. I will go... More

I was there with 4 friends over the easter weekend. Cost effectiveness was just great and the hotel in the mids of the temple bar perfect located. A T.G.I Fridays restaurant is also in the building... To sum up, optimal hotel for an enjoyable weekend in Dublin. The worst thing was only the Good Friday.;-) All the bars were closed... More

Location, location, location. The downside is that it is a bit noisy and light sleepers might find it difficult to sleep. The rooms are small, The beds horribel and the clearing of The room extremely late ( 4 pm) The breakfast is boring, The coffee horribel and it is 50 cent more expensive to order via internet from home than... More

I lived in Dublin for seven years and normally stay with friends but decided to stay central as I was only in town for one night and needed to see lots of people! I must have walked past this hotel so many times over the years I lived there (and know the bar underneath it very well!) but never noticed... More