We stayed for three nights in November, 2007. We'd requested a quiet room and were given one on the top floor, back. The room was very clean and comfortable, with the view as shown in another poster's photo. Considering the cost of hotels in Dublin (and the weak U.S. dollar), we felt it was a good value.

Staff forewarned us there was a party scheduled downstairs our first night there and we did hear some noise and music. The only true disturbance was the fire alarm that was pulled late evening. Though a call to the front desk said not to worry, it was nonetheless disturbing.

Breakfasts are offered in their slightly formal dining room, a pleasant setting. Nothing inspired, but a good, basic Irish. We ate dinner in the onsite pub on a Sunday evening at the carvery and would be hard pressed to recommend the fare -- boiled vegs, rather tired salmon. I'm not sure it offers table service as we couldn't get any.

The location is great, steps from O'Connell Street, and within walking distance to many sites and most buses. We took a bus in from the airport, hopped off, and were at the hotel in minutes.

My husband fell ill during our stay and staff at the front desk was very helpful, telling me where to find a doctor if we wanted to walk (there's one quite nearby) and calling one to our room since he couldn't go out. They called for me, made arrangements, and allowed the visit to be billed to our room. (The doctor actually arrived in less than a half hour, astounding to this U.S. native. )

We wanted to extend our stay since Hubby wasn't fit to travel. Wynn's was booked solid but they recommended another hotel not far away, called and booked a room for us, and arranged a cab as well. They were very helpful and the alternate hotel was quite suitable.

All of their assistance was gratefully received since it was very unsettling for my husband to be unwell so far from home. Coupled with a nice room and good location, it was well worth it to us.

Stayed here for a two night city break. Location was excellent, just off O'Connell Street with both the Airport and Sight-seeing bus stops just a few minutes walk away. Temple bar area was only about 5 minutes walk away, so close enough to walk to but just far enough away from the late night noise.
The hotel was elegant, old fashioned style, rooms were clean and tidy, we had a back room on 4th floor, no views but did not experience any noise. Full Irish breakfast was excellent, with more than enough to eat. We found staff to be friendly and helpful when called upon.

Stayed at the Wynns Hotel for four nights. The main reason for choosing this hotel was because of it´s location. The bus from the airport stops 100 m from the hotel entrance, very convenient. The room I had was on the top floor (#524) facing the street, which I soon discovered was a good thing since it was St Patricks weekend. Every night boozed up people were rambling in the streets until the early morning hours, but I´m quite a hard sleeper so I was not to bothered. The room was just fine, clean, comfortable bed, nice bathroom with powershower. The cleaning up was nicely done every day. One good thing with this hotel was that the room rate (100 euro) included full Irish breakfast. The breakfast itself was not too exciting but quite OK and definitely filling enough. The only problem I had was that some of the staffs english was less than perfect which caused a few minor misunderstandings, none to troublesome however. I must also recommend the neighbouring Grand Central Bar for a drink or pub meal in the afternoon. Very friendly staff and nice interior. The location of the hotel was excellent for either walking the city center, everything within easy reach, or if you have to take bus somewhere the bus stops are just a minutes walk away on O´Conell street. Would not hesitate to recommend this hotel if are not in need of 5-star standards, would say this is a very good 3-star hotel.

The property may be a little worn and old-fashioned, but the rooms are more than adequate, the staff are extremely friendly and very helpful, and the location is unbeatable. Breakfast was OK but not exceptional. I paid just over 90 Euro per night and thought that was fair.

Some have noted problems with noise; I was warned by the staff about events in the hotel for two of the three nights I was there and on one evening I could hear faint music, but in my third floor room the volume was not objectionable and I had no difficulty going to sleep.