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Reviewed 23 January 2017

Stayed in Number 31 last weekend on a trip to Dublin to see friends. I'd thoroughly recommend it to anyone looking for a great value and very stylish place for a Dublin visit. Our room was very comfortable, the hosts were very welcoming and the breakfast (which I'd built up high expectations for having read reviews) was fantastic, really delicious. The location is ideal for shops, bars, restaurants, sites.. and handy for the airport. A properly good hotel!

Date of stay: January 2017
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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2  Thank ChristophIslington
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Reviewed 7 January 2017 via mobile

Stayed here with some friends, location is perfect for the centre of Dublin and the breakfast is as good as its reputation. The design of the hotel is great and you can feel at home in front of the open fire. The team are there to help but also leave you to enjoy the space. It is on the more expensive side and felt just slightly overpriced but if that doesn't bother you a good place to stay.

Date of stay: December 2016
Trip type: Travelled with friends
2  Thank Larchil
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Reviewed 5 January 2017

Hidden gem, but in need of some love and care. Beautiful architecture. My room was next to the entrance at ground level, so needed to keep curtain closed at all times to have some privacy. Some fixtures in the bathroom needed attention. No desk to sit or work at in the room. Very friendly staff, good breakfast, beautiful decorated.

Date of stay: December 2016
  • Trip type: Travelled on business
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3  Thank mennol417
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Reviewed 20 November 2016 via mobile

We had a rough time getting to Dublin from the US due to some extreme incompetence from the airline (don't fly Aer Lingus). By the time we got there, we were incredibly tired and frustrated; not a great way to start a trip. But the kind and friendly staff at Number 31 relieved us of all our frustrations with their impeccable customer service and trendy, yet quaint hotel. Absolutely stunning public areas, warm cozy rooms, and light airy breakfast area. The food was FANTASTIC and fresh, perfect to start your day. Location was perfect, walkable to Grafton St and right across from St Stevens Green (a mini Central Park in Dublin). One of the younger staff members brought us a map of Dublin and drew out exactly where all the best sites were and also the best pubs and restaurants! He helped us tactfully plan our 1 day in Dublin since we lost a day due to the airline. It was incredibly helpful and kind of him! On our last morning, Nole, the owner, packed us a lunch of fresh salmon and breads and gave us lots of great tips for our hike at Glendalock. These people could not have made us feel more at home or more special. If we come back to Dublin in the future, we will definitely be staying here.

Date of stay: October 2016
Trip type: Travelled as a couple
4  Thank jgilcher1186
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Reviewed 13 November 2016 via mobile

We stayed for two nights on the recommendation of a friend. It's a beautiful hotel with outstanding and personal service and the breakfast is superb - the eggs benedict is easily in my top 5 worldwide!

Date of stay: November 2016
Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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