Hotels in Dublin City Center, Dublin

I booked this hotel for my husband who was on a business trip and decided to come along as it gave me a chance to visit Dublin. Am so glad I did. I had a polished, gracious welcome, a lovely room (thankfully facing away from the main streets) which was quiet, stylish but most of all, very comfortable. I enjoyed the vibe in the lobby, it’s well used by guests as well as locals and the breakfast was generous and extensive. It’s always great when a hotel will continue to look after you after check out and my bags were taken care of and transport advice offered. Perfect stay!

I'm not a hostel fan really, being a bit old for all that thing, but in Dublin it's too expensive nowadays so thought I'd give this a go on reviews. Well, it's pretty good, to be fair! A really characterful building, obviously an old church, chopped about but still with some lovely old features and windows. The bunks are those self enclosed things which are definitely the way to go, much more private, and the lockers are a decent size too (take your own padlock, obvs). Bathroom was opposite and lovely and clean / modern. To be honest I'd stay here again and that's hardly ever my opinion on hostels!

Nice hotel, the room was not super new but clean. Breakfast was amazing and with big choice of food. Soundproofing between rooms is good, but the front door could be heard from the neighbors and everything was shaking. Also, our room had a view of the river and the road, you could hear the parked buses and passing cars.

I found the hotel really handy. It’s right on the Luas line. There’s a nice park and some great pubs nearby, which made the location even better. I was able to park my car near the hotel overnight, which was very convenient since I had to leave early the next morning. The staff were friendly and helpful, and my room was quiet, perfect for a good night’s sleep.

This was an okay hotel. My main complaint is the initial cleanliness. There was so much dust everywhere, one of towels was badly stained, the shower had mold, and the bed sheet had some stains. Honestly I was disgusted. One thing to note is that if you are staying less than 7 days your room does not get cleaned. You have to pay extra for cleaning. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was good (maybe not worth the 14 euro extra fee per day). The location was great, walking distance from the canal where there are many restaurants and shops. The room is very small but does have all of the amenities needed if you are staying for an extender period of time and want to cook (though I am not sure about laundry service for clothes) Personally I will not book this chain again mainly due to the cleanliness and I prefer a hotel where the room is cleaned/re-stoked daily.

Very clean, modern studio with a comfy bed, sofa and a well-equipped kitchen, including Nespresso machine, freezer fridge, combi microwave oven and dishwasher. Capsules, detergent and milk provided. Early check-in is possible for a top-up of €20. Really liked that it was steps away from the airport bus drop-off, a Tesco supermarket, a great bakery, and 10 minutes walk to Trinity College, Temple Bar district and day tour meeting points. It had a gym, guest laundry room and a cosy breakfast cafe/24hr bar - did not try the breakfast buffet since we were out very early everyday, but you could purchase it at €2 off each night before. Friendly reception staff. Would stay at this branch again if we're back in Dublin.

Point A Liberties in Dublin is a stylish, budget-friendly hotel with a fantastic location in the vibrant Liberties neighborhood, close to major attractions like Guinness Storehouse and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The rooms are compact but well-designed, offering modern comforts like comfortable beds, smart TVs, and efficient air conditioning. The staff is friendly and helpful, providing excellent recommendations for local dining and sightseeing. While amenities are minimal (no on-site restaurant or gym), the hotel’s affordability and cleanliness make it a great choice for travelers prioritizing value and convenience. Its trendy vibe and prime location make it ideal for exploring Dublin’s culture and nightlife.

Was a challenge to find a twin room in Dublin and Point A was the perfect find. A no frills hotel with excellent staff. Was checked in by Chloe, a lovely person with a delightful smile. Other staff were also helpful like Ahmed. Ideally located and walking distance to the heart of town. A very enjoyable stay.

The place is in a great location but the keys to the room are supposed to be picked up in a different location that is quite far from the hotel. The staff is supposed to be multilingual but when we called for help to get the keys we got unlucky and had someone over the phone that struggled with English (in Ireland..). The place is overall very clean but the decorative pillows don’t seem to get washed. It’s ok for a brief stay, not for a long one as there’s not wardrobe. Nowhere to store anything or at least put the luggage. Also, the kitchen has silverware and mugs but nothing to clean them. For this price, I was expecting a little bit more attention to details.

After an exhausting eleven hour flight from Los Angeles, I arrived at the Dublin Zanzibar Locke hotel to be greeted by a warm, friendly, helpful reception. I knew I'd love the location because it's so centrally located but I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the hotel. It's the people. Zanzibar's staff is top-notch, always there to help and always with good humor and a smile. If I'm lucky enough to travel to Dublin again, I'll definitely book at Zanzibar.