Stopped one night and paid £90.00 for single room as travelling to see Leonard Cohen in Dublin. The hotel is in a slightly run down area, and there were a good few drunks and homeless folk hanging about but is pretty centrally based right by Jamesons and 10 mins walk to the hub. Within 20 seconds walk, there is a... more

Good enough hotel which used to be Chief O'Neills a while back,............however a couple of members of the hotel staff has about as much idea about customer service as Bambi skating on ice????????? also an FYI..........how can a hotel bar be shut by 11pm?????? more

I stayed at Park Inn / Smith Village during St Patrick's day 2008. The area was OK since I got a good price but I would NOT pay 150/180 euros per night as otherwise advertised. To say the least the hotel is FUNKY with some unique designs. Having the sink next to bed maybe OK when travelling by oneself but... more

Great value for money. 5 mins walk to the centre. Area lacks a little character, but there is a really good cafe 2 mins walk from the hotel and a good supermarket and pub. Dublin is very expensive so this place is a bargin. The room was modern and comfortable and we enjoyed our stay. Would really recommened it. more

We stayed here in March 08 for 3 nights. We booked into one of the penthouse rooms, which I must say was brilliant! Jacussi in the bathroom, and a nice rooftop balcony overlooking the square, as well as a sitting area. Kingsize bed which was fab, and not too expensive when you compare to a standard room in some of... more

Paid little so expected little at this hotel . Check in was ok when the lady decided to stop the photocopying and check me in so went up to the room on the 2nd floor and walked through the hallway decorated with in red walls and dim lights it reminded me of a few places I visited on a stag... more

We loved this hotel, it doesn't have everything, but it has enough. The location is perfect, you can get the tram pretty much outside, two stops to Jervis and you're in the main shopping area, and short walk to other attractions. The design of the hotel was brilliant really different. I wouldn't particularly recommend it if you're planning a boozey... more

Stayed for two days in November. The carpet on the floor was grubby and my girlfrined got flea bites from sleeping there. When we told the desk clerk I got no apology and no effort to address my issue.The comfort inn is across the road and is rated as the 6th best dublin hotel on this site. I wish I... more

Stayed at the Park for 1 night on a boozy night stay, and thats what it was OK for, but I wont be rushing back. As previous reviewers have commented, the sink in the bedroom, the shower poorly designed and leaking water everywhere, cracked tiles round the bath and shower, it really wasnt great. Location was OK for the price,... more