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Unique Georgian Hotel in the Heart of Dublin! Situated in the heart of Dublin's business district & cultural quarter near Trinity College, this elegant property offers luxury en-suite accommodation in an authentic Georgian townhouse. Rich in character, Trinity Townhouse Hotel is one of the finest examples of Georgian-period accommodation available in the center of Dublin and is comprised of 3 beautifully restored original Georgian houses. The Townhouse is a splendid craft of Georgian elegance and contemporary style & comfort. Perfect for business and leisure travelers alike, Trinity Townhouse has an unrivaled location as Grafton Street, Temple Bar and O'Connell Street are all located within walking distance. Please note that due to being a period property, there is no lift.
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HOTEL STYLE
Mid-range
Centrally Located
Languages Spoken
English, Romanian
Location
29 South Frederick Street, Dublin D02 XD71 Ireland
Trinity Townhouse Hotel
272 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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Nestled in a prime location, Trinity Townhouse Hotel captivates guests with its proximity to central attractions and tranquil surroundings. The hotel boasts clean, stylish, and comfortable rooms, though the compact size of these quarters is noted by many. Reviewers commend the immaculate state of the rooms and the hotel's overall cleanliness.
While guests appreciate the friendly service and the value provided, considering the central location and superior experiences, there have been occasional remarks on service inconsistencies. The hotel's breakfast receives exceptional feedback, but the lack of elevators and limited room service have been pointed out.
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Central
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Stylish
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Cozy
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Good
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Inconsistent
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Well-appointed
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The Trinity House Townhouse hotel is an upscale boutique hotel in an ideal location near Trinity College. We were upgraded to larger room upon check in which was very welcome since we had a bit of luggage traveling for the month. The room was elegant and comfortable with nice sheets and pillows as well as ample wardrobe space. The bathroom was spacious and well appointed. The staff in reception and the breakfast room were outstanding and went out of their way during our stay. We were able to walk to many shops, restaurants and sites from this location and were very comfortable walking around in the evening. We did appreciate the added security of needing your key card to access 2 doors to get in the building. We were on the third floor with 60 plus stairs ( worth it for the upgraded room!) but they helped with our luggage. Breakfast was made to order but I wish they would have varied the limited menu for our 3 day stay. Highly recommended stay!
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Date of stay: September 2024
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This is the epitome of what a boutique hotel should be. We only spent one night here and wish we had stayed longer.
The hotel is located in a great area. It’s practically next door to the Book of Kells and Grafton Street and is quite close to other sights.
They have rooms in 3 different buildings. The reception desk is in one of two adjoining buildings. We stayed in a 3rd building that is across the street.
I initially booked a classic room but decided to upgrade to a superior room for €70. It was a good decision as the superior room was larger and similar to a junior suite. It was nicely appointed and looked just like the website photos. It was also on the ground floor which was a big plus as they there are no elevators in the hotel.
The bathroom was very nice with a great shower. The sink was in the bedroom, though, which we didn’t like.
Breakfast was served in the Library Street Restaurant, which is adjacent to the reception area of the hotel. The restaurant also serves dinner on some nights and received a Michelin recommendation. The a la cart breakfast was outstanding with a very calm atmosphere. It’s surprising that the hotel doesn’t promote its relationship with the restaurant and offer dinner bookings or discounts.
We stayed in Dublin twice on this trip to Ireland. On the first stop we stayed at the Morrison Hilton. It’s also in a good location but cost roughly €100 more per night for a basic room and mediocre breakfast. This hotel provided a vastly superior experience and value.
Highly recommended.
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This hotel would achieve a 5 star rating apart from several small niggles. The room was small, to the point that the wash hand basin was in the room rather than the en-suite. We were moved from our table at breakfast each day - simply a lack of planning on the part of the restaurant manager. Room service was OK but limited choice of tea, when asked about a tea pot the staff member rudely insisted that there was one in the room, which was not the case also seemed to have problem with refreshing tissues and toilet tissue!
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Date of stay: April 2024
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This Inn thinks it's not. The problem is the layout. Elementary equipment is not there, but there are useless objects only to give a style. Installation is the responsibility of the campsite. You must put all these objects (wine glasses, huge clock radio, bottle opener, decorative cushions etc) under the bed, which has been raised with holds, with your suitcases. There are sockets only from the window side, yet there is a hair dryer. You should use it on the other side of where the mirrors are, just like a possible electric razor. We asked for an extension cord, which was not long enough, so we had to manage 4 nights. The bathroom door can't close. No coat rack, and in Ireland it rains, so you have to manage to hang your things as you can. No chair or small table but a TV stand that reduces space. The big drawer under the sink would be useful, if it wasn't closed. The empty minibar takes up space for nothing since there are no essentials. The street is noisy and an automatic light flashes all night. The Georgian charm boils down to grey wallpaper with grey scrolls and thick grey carpeting everywhere (asthmatic you are warned, it is a nightmare). Breakfast serves the same frozen croissants or other from any buffet, but with less choice and waiting time for preparation. I didn't even ask to change rooms, because once there, the rooms in the basement are dismal, and given the Inn's configuration you can quickly understand the bad reviews. I've given up. At the check out, painful, I was told that for 300 € a night in Dublin we only had low-end. See just across Trinity, closer to transport. there's just no Trinity in the name of these hotels.
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Date of stay: August 2024
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Room Tip:De l'autre côté de Trinity, des hôtels mieux placés (Tara St, Pearse, Dublin Express), de base...
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I have just returned form staying 3 nights (31 July-3 August, 2022) at the Trinity Townhouse Hotel in Dublin. We were fortunate to be have had a "Superior" room, #105, which is located across the narrow street from the "main" building.
This inn exceeded our exceptions, and I am one who is choosy about things such as cleanliness of the rooms, attitude of the staff etc. This inn was impeccably clean and well maintained. The staff friendly and very helpful in arranging taxis, advising what we may want to see, etc.
It was only on our last day that we took advantage of the cooked to order breakfast which is included in the price. As soon as we were seated in the Inn's private restaurant, we new we had missed out on the previous two days na should have set time said to enjoy their wonderful breakfasts.
Obviously, I am excited about our stay at the Trinity Townhouse facility and I do intend to make a point of staying there on my next trip to Dublin. And as a first time visitor to Dublin, I'll add it is a charming city and I do desire a return trip.
The location of Trinity Townhouse was perfect. A few minutes walk, literally, to the front gate of Trinity College with its' "Book of Kells" and "Long Room" library self guided tours. Grafton Street, the famous shopping district, runs one street parallel to Frederick Street South, where Trinity townhouse is located. The cross streets between offer an abundance of bars, street side cafe's with outdoor seating, etc. The "Hop On -Hop Off" bus stop is a block away and it is as short walk or ride to the Oscar Wilde home and monument in the direction opposite of Grafton Street. O'Connell Street, another "main drag" is also a short walk away and make sure to stop off at "Butler's Chocolate" for a coffee or the best hot chocolate I have ever tasted along the way.
The Temple Bar neighborhood is a short walk away as well. So, in a nutshell the location is perfect. As was our stay at Trinity Townhouse!
I'm a guilty as many in that I will write negative reviews for a bad experience, but fall short of praising the good. I am excited about my trip to Dublin and Trinity Townhouse contributed significantly to this great experience.
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Date of stay: August 2022
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Room Tip:Lower floors have bigger windows, as is the practice in Dublin. Upper floors, smaller windows...
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First time staying and we were impressed by the hotel's location. The room was nicely decorated with the added bonus of the fridge which allowed us to chill the water left in the room. Due to the age of the building, there was a lot of noise from upstairs guests, which woke us around 6am on our second morning. Bathroom was a tad tight for the 2 of us, but we made do. Breakfast was ok, limited choice and food had to be sent back unfortunately as undercooked; the following morning, what we ordered did not come - there were enough staff working, but they seemed a bit all over the place. With some improvements, this could be an amazing facility
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Date of stay: October 2024
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Lovely boutique hotel spread across Georgian style town-houses. Good location very near Trinity College. Quiet street so sleep was good even though the windows are not double glazed. The refurbishment is really good and once you are in your room it is a modern hotel room with much better furnishings than most. All services in the room such as coffee machine, kettle, water bottles and good lighting. Even books left around. The rooms are small as is normal in this type of building; our bathroom was tiny. Breakfast in the adjacent Library Street restaurant was excellent - they actually serve you! Beautifully prepared fruit salad or yogurt and granola and great freshly cooked hot dishes accompanied by a basket of fresh bakeries. Coffee also good. Only Quibble was lack of range of herb teas - they think that mint or Earl Grey (!) are enough Service in the hotel is fine. Only quibble is that there is no lift (elevator) and some rooms are 3 floors above the ground. Annoying with luggage...
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Date of stay: April 2024
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Room Tip:Be warned that there is no lift (elevator) and some rooms are 3 floors up! If that might bother...
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My partner has difficulty with stairs, so the hotel allocated a room with good access from the ground floor which was much appreciated. All aspects of our stay were outstanding including a large clean, comfortable room and bed, an excellent selection of breakfast options served in a modern, bright dining area. All members of staff were polite, friendly and helpful. The hotel location is excellend for the city centre, public transport and shops etc. I will stay here on my next trip to Dublin.
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Date of stay: October 2023
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After a restful night in a lovely room we were looking forward to the breakfast which we had read great things about. We had booked the last sitting (9.45am), our room was across the road from the restaurant area in a separate building, we arrived at 9.48 and were greated by the pleasant receptionist who showed us where to go. However the waitress looked annoyed when she saw us and checked a guest list in the kitchen, we overheard someone comment that we should have been there at 9.45, to which the waitress came out and said "you're late". We were shocked, I showed her the time on my phone and she replied that we should have been there at 9.45 (it was now 9.49). We sat down and felt so uncomfortable that we decided to leave. The waitress stated that she had not intended to insult us and appeared surprised at our reaction to her comments. We then realised that the manager had infact been in the room when all this was happening and had not intervened. We spoke to her and she also apologised for the way we had been treated but by now it all felt very unprofessional and awkward so we left. We requested a refund for the breakfast, a follow up email from the hotel would have been appreciated but unfortunately this never happened.
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Date of stay: March 2024
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We stayed 4 nights and everything was perfect. The hotel is very clean, ideally located, quiet. The staff is very friendly. The breakfast is excellent (it's not a buffet where everyone "throws in", but you are served at the table from a menu and the products are fresh and excellent). We had chosen a small room, but This did not bother us too much because the suitcases can easily be slipped under the bed. If we were to return to Dublin, we would choose this hotel again.
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Date of stay: April 2024
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PRICE RANGE
£171 - £276 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
trinity hotel dublin
LOCATION
IrelandProvince of LeinsterCounty DublinDublin
NUMBER OF ROOMS
31
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