Dublin City Inn Talbot Street  

Super emplacement, personnel très sympathique, services complets

L'accueil et la propreté des chambres et top / situation dans le centre extra / les petits dej sont copieux / de bonne qualité, on peux meme se resservir /

Le bruit avec les chambre voisines / des jeunes on passé leur vendredi soir à faire la fête jusqua' 5 heures du matin, c'était épuisant / une fois la plainte déposé à l'accueil, ils n'ont plus fait de bruit le lendemain mais un conseil pour aller dans cet hotel : amenez des boules quies !!! Les chambres manque un peu de modernité / la tv est toujours en tube cathodiqe mais cela ne parasite pas si on part dans l'optique de venir pour visiter la ville /

Situation centrale pour Dublin

Chambre donnant sur la rue sont bruyantes

Excellente situation géographique avec des statues en point de repère (The millenium Spare et James Joyce). A moins de 10 minutes de O'Connell Street, de l'office de tourisme et de tous les arrêts de bus de la ville. A 10 minutes de la ville en traversant le O'Connell Bridge. De nombreux points de restauration ainsi que des petites supérettes à proximité pour manger ou faire des courses. Un magasin de souvenirs juste à côté de l'hôtel. Nous étions deux personnes dans une chambre familiale spacieuse donnant sur une cour donc très calme. Personnel très sympathique. Petit déjeuner, continental ou irlandais, copieux et bon. Bon rapport qualité / prix.

L'accueil

La dimension d ela chambre (trop petite)

L'hôtel est situé dans une rue très vivante, avec de bons restos, des pubs très sympas et typiques. Un parking est mis à disposition. Le personnel est à l'écoute et souriant.

La chambre est petite, tout comme la salle de bain (pas de ventilation). Mais on ne va pas en Irlande pour rester dans la chambre...

Hotel ayant une bonne localisation

Les salles de bain mériteraient d'etre rénovées; lit confortable; entretient de l'hotel très décevant (poubelles et sacs de draps sales restant dans le couloir la journéee et nuit entière!!!) le petit déjeuner irlandais est normal mais cher comparé aux restaurants allentours, et le déjeuner continental est très pauvre.

Disponibilité et amabilité du personnel, chambre propre et hôtel bien situé (proche de O'Connell Street, à 2 pas de Temple Bar)

Chambre petite et petit déjeuner pouvant être amélioré

cet hotel est central , nous pouvons visiter a pied tous les quartiers facilite d'acces depuis l'aeroport un bus nous depose a deux pas de l'hotel ,hotel un peu exentre par rapport a la grande rue un peu plus bruyante . les petits dejeuners sont corrects et suffisamment copieux . dans la chambre il y a une bouilloire avec cafe et the ( tres appreciable )

petite chambre sur la rue legerement bruyante et odeur de renferme

We arrived 7 hours before check in due to a very early flight, and had requested an early check in, but as the hotel was full we didnt expect to get one, but we dropped our bags at the hotel and went for a wander, and were contacted a couple of hours later to say we could get in our room, which was great 5 hrs early. Very efficient and very much appreciated. Reception staff were very helpful. Breakfast was good, but a little confusing, it appeared to be self service with the hot food in heated servers in the dining room, but we were quickly rebuffed, as were other people, when we attempted to open the servers to get food, and told to wait to be served. We would have done this but after waiting 15mins to be asked we assumed we served ourselves. A notice would have been helpful so people knew what to do. The rooms were very very basic, but adequate. The shower spoiled by the fact there was a curtain (which kept sticking to ur legs) to replace a broken glass door in the cubicle, the shower itself was one of the best showers i have ever had, very hot and very powerful. The hotel wasn't particularly noisy as some reviews infer, and we were on the main street. And we didn't have much internal noise from other guests either. Location fab for shopping malls, Grafton St, Temple Bar, plus lots of traditional bars and restaurants locally to hotel. Would definetly stay here again, best value i could find in central Dublin.

Some of the staff were a little sharp, and could communicate a bit more effectively, but maybe language barrier was an issue? It was a little old fashioned and run down, eg. shower curtain, curtain rails broken and curtain rings mis-matched, decoration tired. Was clean on the surface of things but could do with a good thorough clean around carpet edges, top of wardrobes etc.? Room very small, wasn't a problem to us cos we only slept there but alot of guests were complaining about this.

It is a great location very close to everything the staff where very friendly

The rooms are clean but could be updated a bit the televisions are really out dated and need to be modernised a bit

Location and price. Pleasant breakfast room. Good wifi. Nice seating room for guests.

Bad ventilation in the very small bathroom, not even possible to leave the door open (on a spring hinge) - been like that for a long time I guess as it smelt of damp. Very thin wall - every arrival / departure in the corridor wakes you up (late at night and early in the morning). Sound from the street in a busy neighbourhood I can accept (and it wasnt so bad) but noise in neighbouring rooms and corridor very irritating (especially when you're tired from lack of sleep!). Scrambled egg at breakfast more like blamange than egg - to be avoided!

The location was excellent.Staff were very helpful and accomadating.Breakfast was exceptional.Location so close to whatever you decide to do.Such a shame they do not have a residents bar,which would make it the place to stay whatever your reason.All that apart it is a very customer friendly hotel.Shame about the small room.All in all we loved it.

We cannot complain about anything except the lack of residents bar but there is a cracking bar 2mins up the street.Well done all at the Dublin City Inn.