Jackson Court Hotel  

the hotel is grand on the surface and looks to be good value for money. everyone was nice. it defeats the purpose though if you cannot sleep there. i don't there was an effort to look at us as clients and determine the impact of the noise on our stay - it was not even mentioned anywhere by anyone...........

Absolute failure of either bookings.com or the hotel to inform us that there was a night club that was very likely to keep us awake was discraceful. We booked a family room and specified in our booking that we have to 3 year old boys as per the booking form. The noise level was excessive and this room should NOT be advertised as family friendly room. We had to endure drinken noise (loud thumping music, shouting, screaming from outside on the street and drunk people in the corridor outside our room). Eventually it stopped - at 4:22 AM. We booked this room to have a restful night before a specific event the following morning. On balance we would have been better off and more rsted had we stayed at home and travelled to Dublin early in the morning.

1. Reception, dining & domestic staff couldn't do enough to make our stay more comfortable. 2. room and food were top class 3. free admission to nightclub. prices not too expensive.

The door staff/ bouncers was a different story, they came across as quiet obnoxious, to the point of being ignorant even after being informed we were staying in the hotel. We were told afterwards that the same doorman is known to be on a power trip most nights by refusing people admission just because he don't like the look of them (however lets in underage girls !!! ). He also has a lot of influence on the other doormen. He's the ugly guy with the blad head

Attracted by the price I'd have to say that it's location is its forté. The club attached would be perfect for the late nighters but not for families methinks!

No lift to some floors which is ok except with baby in tow.

Location

- Very small room - Portable tv that didn't work - Hotel Information folder with blank pages - Rude staff - Even ruder security staff from Copper face jacks - Broken lift - Avoid at all costs, stay in Russell court hotel a few doors down!!

The girl who checked us in was very polite, friendly & professional, Staff member I spoke to later not so good, gave false information. Great location

Room was very small. Beds were different heights and very hard - need new beds. They do state about noise from nightclub which is fine, but not about noise of kegs being dragged along ground and constant noise of fans or machines running early in the morning. I understand work needs to be doen but maybe warn guest about this so they can request a new room or maybe leave earplugs for the guests - another local hotel suppplies earplugs in all rooms. I would suggest to people to stay for teh loaction but to request a room that may isn't as close to all the noise.

the hotel is located above a night club. This makes for a lot of noise in the middle of the night, 1.45 am - 3.45 am, on a daily basis ( I stayed there on a tuesday-thursday evening). It is also used by night club dwellers who decide to stay in the hotel with the associated late noise.

Very clean. Good value.

Too much noise at 3am and at 4am.

location

its central and economical

we got the same room as the last time we stayed this time the radiator didn't work and there was no remote for the tv

Central location, near St Stephens Green and walking distance to the shops, pubs and restaurants near Grafton St. The price is a good value for central Dublin. The hotel was recently renovated and the reception area, pub and nightclub was new, as well as the room decor.

The beds were horrible. They were soft, lumpy and sagged in the middle. We looked at other rooms and all the beds were the same. The hotel did some recent renovations and the rooms are modern and clean but they need to get new mattresses. All the the beds we saw sagged terribly in the middle. It was so bad that we only stayed one night and won't go back or recommend the property unless they get new mattresses! Although centrally located, the hotel is on the south side of St Stephen's Green and in a business area so at night it is pretty desolate and eerie. Lots of panhandlers and bums hanging about which made us feel uneasy. Also the hotel lacks amenities and the staff is not very knowledgeable.It's very basic property but for the price, we can't complain.

Unable to open windows, and air conditioning was not enough as room became very stuffy very quickly

Free admission to Coppers. Residents bar. Convenient location.

The room was very near the nightclub and there was noise until 4am.