LOVED the location of this hotel...although the street can be noisy, so bring your earplugs! The rooms are quite small, but the bathroom was large. The showers were fantastic! Great preasure! There is NO internet connection at this hotel so be prepared to go to a cafe if you need service. The staff was very friendly and knowledgable of the... more

ideally situated for the temple bar area,room was dirty but beds clesn and fresh not the best decor.Very noisy at night in the front of the hotel. Breakfast advertised as full Irish served on small plate and very inadequate for the price,not a full Irish more

My partner and I stayed in this hotel for one night on a Sunday. The hotel is well located and near all resteraunts and bars. However, the rooms are old and could do with updating. The bathroom is also a little old and feels a little dirty. We only needed one night to accomodate a bed for 2 drunk people.... more

This hotel looks as though it used to be nice, but has fallen into disrepair. The carpeting in the hallways is all old and stained, and our room was small and dingy. The bathroom we had was spacious, but not entirely clean. Our room looked out over Dame Street, which seemed nice until we tried to sleep that night. The... more

Myself and my wife stayed at this hotel for 1 night (mid-week) in September 2009. Having been to Dublin before we knew roughly where the hotel was located. Just on the edge of the Temple Bar area near Trinity college so as locations go you cant really complain. We arrived early at the hotel and first impressions weren't good. The... more

Adams Trinity Hotel is very centrally located, near Grafton Street area and the river Liffey, still not in the heart of Temple bar, which is a good thing in my opinion. Hotel is really easy to find from Trinity College bus stop where AirCoach stops and you find taxi rank also are near by. The staff is really friendly. The... more

A bit like Harry Potter's Platform 9¾ the hotel lurks down a dim alleyway off Dame Street with only a sign that resides about 3m above the pavement to guide you there. Once through the alley things look all the brighter in every way. During our 3-day/2-night stay we came in contact with more than half a dozen members of... more

If you had asked me to write this review the day we had arrived it would have been 1 out of 5....smoky, very noisy room.... HOWEVER, we were moved the next day, due to hotel being fully booked on the 1st night, and the new room was brilliant! This hotel is ideally located between Temple Bar and Grafton Street, both... more

Although I have stayed here twice, I never picked it out myself - but as bookings with Dublin Citi Hotel had been screwed up (they do not seem to much like internet bookings over there), we ended up here across the street, on two occasions in the last year. Basically, it is on Dame Street near to Temple Bar -... more