Hilton Dublin Reviews

Generally a nice hotel, good for staying for short periods, just the sound proof is a bit bad, can hear everything from outside the corridor, and would be nice if there’s additional locker on the door, will feel much safer

The staff are friendly and helpful. Services are nice with quick responses, but the room is a bit dark. Nearby areas are quite safe and quiet. It’s a good place to stay if you don’t mind travelling a bit from the city centre.

Nice really clean Lucas stop close

Train stop is just less than 3mins walk from hotel. Convenient to walk to nearby pubs and restaurants as well. Room was clean and spacious.

Nice room and good amenities.

Price/quality ratio not so align this issue is common in the EU compare to Asia.

Great spot for staying in Dublin city. Very close to LUAS (tram) stop and pubs and restaurants in the area. Staff are very friendly and helpful. No hassle at all!

The location is ok. There’s a tram stop near the hotel. Hotel room is clean and Ok. However, the WiFi is not really working if you got a corner room. Very noisy at Saturday night- a pub or bar outside is super loud until midnight. So you’ll need to be lucky to get a room away from all these… Service was ok but very basic level for Hilton.

Great Location. Room is a bit small and can also be cleaner. Hotel staff is able to locate the shirts that I forgot in the room however, hotel staff is not able to send the shirts back to me even as I was willing to pay. I had to arrange my own courier service to pick them up. Surprised that Hilton cannot provide this service.

Ambience is good

Lovely property.

Nice room, perfect place.

good hotel

The location is quite convenient, next to the Luas line, you can get to the commercial center ** Street in two stops, which is very convenient, and it only takes 20 minutes to walk there. The room is quite large, and the breakfast is almost the same every day, which is an English breakfast. If you stay for a few days, you won't get tired of it. I will continue to stay here when I come to Dublin in the future.