First, I would recommend this hotel as it's rate are good for it's location, which is amazing. It is a block from Trinity College, tons of shopping and a stop along the famous city tour bus routes. The rooms are spacious and the bathrooms are very updated and cool. There are plenty of outlets in the hotel rooms as well.... more

stayed here as I had an exam to do over 2 days in this locality. The worst hotel room I have ever stayed in. Room was at the top floor and there was no elevator. I was kept awake by a very loud extractor fan (I think), and when I asked for another room I was told that in orderto... more

The room was quite spacious, given our experiences elsewhere in Europe. There is a public parking lot within a block of the hotel. Breakfasts were acceptable. more

We stayed at the Trinity Lodge two seperate times, our first night in Dublin and then our last. The first room we had was awesome. The second was good. I would suggest trying to stay in the main building but feel both buildings were nice. Great value and the rooms were large. The bathrooms were a little small in some... more

This hotel was pretty much what we expected based on the reviews and we didn't have any major issues. The staff was very nice and helpful, even though they are young. The room was small, with old carpet, but the bathroom seemed to be newer and was large--strangely, the shower was a little small. We did very much enjoy the... more

We had a nice large room by European standards, but the shower leaked, the toilet had flushing issues and the noise from the nightly trash pick up at 11:30 PM made for a sleepless night. No air conditioning so our windows had to be open if you wanted any air flow. A flock of noisy birds made its head quarters... more

We booked this b&b the night before our stay, and ended up snagging a ridiculously great deal, which I almost don't want to disclose, so our "value" was right on the mark! However, I noticed the rack rate was 199 Euro for the deluxe double, and I would hesitate to pay that much. Yet, it certainly has great attributes: Location-Two... more

This hotel was booked for Valentines weekend. We chose this hotel for its proximity to the city centre and its boutique description. Well the hotel is centrally located and it is a boutique hotel but they were the best bits ! We were given room 10 which is on the top floor of the building - there is no lift.... more

Stayed for two nights and absolutely loved the location. You can pretty much walk to any of the sights in central Dublin. It's about two blocks from Grafton St, across from Trinity College and within easy walking distance to Temple Bar (although you may want to take a cab home if you'd had a few to drink :-) The staff... more