The Merchant House  

We absolutely loved this suite. It was only one night in a week of staying in the spare rooms of friends and families and was a real luxurious treat. All the furnishings are classy and expensive and you spend the whole time admiring the lighting and lovely touches. At just over £100 it's good value for money and I think maybe a bit cheaper because it is a suite and not a hotel - but you don't miss the hotel facilities because you are in the heart of Temple Bar with bars and restaurants all around you and we did raid the mini bar for a night cap when we get back. I will recommend it to all my friends - a real treat

The location

to many stairs to climb to your room, the set up for breakfast , customer service very bad , very expensive for what you got.

The room was excellent - really luxurious. Very clean! Because the room is do central there is some noise but earplugs are supplied!!

Just a little noisy because it is so central and there is a nightclub opposite!!

To many stairs,xxx

The room is huge and beautiful. The location is excellent.

There was very little contact with staff.

In the heart of Temple Bar. Beautiful suite. Comfy bed. Short stroll to a cafe which caters for their breakfast requirements and the breakfast was delicious. Would recommend.

The room was spacious & clean, the bed was comfortable & the character was wonderful. The extra glass on the windows to deafen the noise outside was a great addition. The entrance from the street was very secure & the coded door is a must in such a busy area. We had a lovely relaxing stay & the location is excellent.

I have never stayed in 5 star accommodation that didn't have a bath, this was very disappointing. There was a door onto the stairs in our suite (the Oscar Wilde) which we were constantly disturbed with with people coming in & out. The complimentary water was kids size, I thought this looked cheap, & also the fake flowers in the room. The bed was comfortable but only a double, which was very disappointing in such a large room. Even though the lady told us the evening previous that there was a drop box for our keys & we could take our time checking out, we were rushed out of the room when 12pm came. There was linoleum on the entrance floor, cheap shampoo & shower gel, an Ikea weighing scales & Lidl toilet roll, really not up to 5 star standard.

My fiance and i stayed one night in the Oscar Wilde suite which was truly beautiful & huge. There was an i-pod dock, mini-bar, complimentary water & tea-coffee making facilities. The bed was very comfortable. I loved the bathroom.

The noise from outside - this is Temple Bar so it is always noisy up to about 4am. However we were supplied with earplugs!

It was a spacious and comfortable room. It was in the centre of all the nightlife but you don't notice the noise and bustle when in your relaxing room. Highly recommend.

There is some stairs to property but that wasn't a problem at all for us. The packages for the rooms need to be more advertised. If requiring champagne etc on arrival.

Am now a regular guest. The Bram Stoker is the smaller of the suite and I usually try not to stay in it. However, last minute trip and no other availability, I did. I was the most comfortable nights sleep in total peace and luxury I have had for years. The most amazing,comfortable bed - pillows, sheets and duvet were top quality egyptian cotton too!. I did not want to get up for work. Room is at the back of the building in jumping buzzing late night Temple Bar, but amazing......SILENCE As if it was the countryside!

Way too comfortable to have to get up for work on a dark winter morning! It almost caused me to over sleep!

The Oscar Wilde suite was fantastic. The young girl working was chirpy and very friendly

My only downside was my girlfriend had her iphone stolen from out of her hand while we were walking back to the hotel and maybe just other guests should be advised to be vigilant while walking through the area at night

It was all very good!

Bathroom towels were too small.

My son and a friend stayed at the Merchant House for a long weekend. He was very impressed with his accommodations. He said, "This is the nicest place I've ever stayed." He liked the central location and reported getting a good night's sleep even in the very lively Temple Bar.