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"A total delight - this was my favorite hotel stay in a long time! The rooms are bright, renovated, and make a well-designed, economical use of space. The lobby/living room area, where you can buy drinks, barista coffee, and tasty snacks until 10:30 or 11 in the evening, is a lively, comfortable place to talk, read, or work. The staff is friendly and accommodating (they must have filled my water bottle a couple dozen times during my stay). And it's centrally located just a three minute walk from Ormond Quay in Dublin City Centre. You can't go wrong with this lovely hotel!"

"Very good location and a fantastic breakfast included"

"This hotel was lovely, the lobby and dining room and Bar were all beauiful. The staff was so nice and helpful. the neighborhood was close to all the attractions in the city, short walk to the river and to the transportation. our room was lovely, and clean with a good sized bathroom. we would definitely recommend."

"Really great location, only a 10-15 minute walk to Temple Bar. Easy check in, friendly staff and a very comfy stay! It is a student accommodation and not a hotel, however if you’re booking with this in mind it’s literally perfect. It’s clean, warm, spacious, a very comfy bed and incredibly safe as there is student staff there to help you at all times. Would 100% stay here again"

"This place was great! You don't even have to go anywhere for entertainment. Live music right here on the 1st floor. Had a great time here."

"Our stay was very good we were able to walk almost everywhere we wanted to go and see. We also used the hop on hop off bus which was very close to the hostel. The breakfast was fantastic they offered a good selection to meet everyone needs."

"Great stay - hotel is brilliant location for all top tourist spots but far enough away from bar areas to get a good night sleep whilst visiting the city!"

"Staff was amazing "

"Great choice for the 3Arena, if only their bar was open but they said they're working on getting permission to open"