Russell Court Hotel

I found the hotel very noisy. I can understand the music which was very loud but alot of guests were enjoying themselves but the delivery of the beer barrels in the morning was horrendous. We were only there for 2 mornings but it happened on both of them and could not be drowned out by ear plugs or nothing. It actually ruined our stay as we were so tired being woken up each morning at about 5/6 am!

This is a lovely looking hotel, close to museums, parks and shopping. Room was large, clean and had everything needed for a short stay. This hotel is fantastic for a wild time because of the club and bars attatched to the hotel, where on the tuesday drinks were 2 euros.

Now for the negative bits- the room was boiling hot and the quilt so thick we had to sleep without bedding- we opened the window but this would not be wise if you had children with you or had had a few drinks because of the size of it. Also having the window open meant you could not sleep because of the noise from the club and all the other clubs on this street! The shower was very hard to set to the right temperature so nearly scolded the first time I used it. The receptionist was more interested in what she was doing on the pc than seeing to us the customers! and lastly although the club and bars were brilliantly layed out and thought about the music was rubbish.

Excellent welcome at reception. Great value . Top class breakfast included in price. Best of all is the location, two minutes stroll to st. stephens green park, five mins walk to some of the most famous dublin pubs and top class restaurants. The rooms have an Edwardian charm and could be used as sets in a Sherlock Holmes episode.

Threadbare carpets and noisy rooms due to the age of the property. Lift is tiny. Nightclubs in basement made me wish I was twenty something again.

Staff very friendly and polite.

Corridors to rooms in need of a makeover

The rooms were very comfortable and clean. Bathroom large and spacious. Dicey's Bar was a great open bar area, only 2 Euro per pint.

The noise on Harcourt Street was bad, however the provided earplugs kept the sound out and gave us a good night's sleep.

This must be obvious...but the noise level. Wins the award for the loudest hotel I've ever stayed in...and the only one where the fire alarm went off twice in one night.

The room was clean and spacious with big bed. The breakfast was included in price and was really very delicious. The staff in the restaurant was polite and helpful.

The hotel itself and the furniture in the is quiet old but it is ok if you stay not for a long period. And also it was cold in the room because of the wind outside and old windows. The main problem is that it is too noisy at night because of the nightclub downstairs. We stayed on the first floor and I could feel the music on the ground floor with my feet and I could hear every single word people were talking outside.

Good location for city attractions. Hotel has a lot of character. Very good value for money.

There was a lot of noise from the road outside during the early hours.

Fantastic hotel, Huge room for city centre, very very central Dublin on your doorstep 10/10 strongly recommend

The room was very big, with a couch and large bathroom. The staff was very friendly. The doorman walked me to my bus station to make sure I got on the right bus. The hotel is about a ten minute walk to the very centre of town.

It was a bit difficult to find at first because there isn't a huge sign for it, you have to pay attention to the house numbers.

Breakfast was good. I like the fact that the hot breakfast cooked to order & toast was not out of a do it yourself machine.

Totally unacceptable noise levels. I got 20 mins sleep, all night between 6am & 6.20am then was awoken by the fire alarm!! No fire wardens, no-one answering reception phone so everyone left wondering what going on etc. When finally walked to ground floor it was a false alam. However I am certain most people did not bother. So potential fire risk. In fairness to the hotel although loads of people & music noise from the clubs, the biggest problem by far was the taxi's on road outside who hooted their horns all night long!!! Don't ask me why. Usually there is a law against this after a certain hour, obviously not in Dublin.

Great breakfast, very comfortable room, very clean, staff friendly

The noise from the road and the attached night club till 3am midweek although the ear plugs did help. Windows didn't fit frames