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"Absolutely wonderful stay. The bar and breakfast were second to none and the staff were helpful and friendly. The pizzas served in the bar are also very good and a lifesaver after a long day of travelling. The only sticking point - and it was a big one for us - was that there were no tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Although we knew about this in advance, it was still very surprising that to get to one of the communal galleys from our room required us to get in a lift and then walk roughly 5 minutes, and then the same back with the coffees. This motivated us to get up early to enjoy the excellent barista made coffees at breakfast but was still not ideal. Other than the coffee situation, everything about the hotel and the stay was superb."

"NO BREAKFAST INC"

"Great staff and a nice location! Just a simple nice hotel!"

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"Short stay but it was great!"

"Breakfast are so bad and messy! "

"The Gresham is the perfect base to explore Dublin from. It's central location makes most attractions walkable with lots of bars, restaurants, and shopping within immediate proximity. The (full) buffet breakfast was the best I have ever had at a European Hotel."

"The room was tiny, but oh so cozy. Thoughtful lighting, kettle with tea and coffee selection, bright and clean bathroom. The glad at the desk were so delightful. I can’t wait to come back!"

"Hotel is located right across from Temple Bar area! Located near many pubs and restaurants. The hotel also has a pub within it so at night music is blasting. If you're looking for some place quiet this isn't the hotel for you. It wasn't a problem for us because we were usually out of the hotel at night. Staff was very helpful in regards to the protesting happening near by. We had to walk 15 minutes from the hotel with our luggage in order to get a taxi due to the protestors closing the streets. Only thing we didn't like was our rooms window faced what seemed to be an office work space for the hotel so we couldn't keep our blinds open."