Fleet Street Hotel  

The location is excellent, near the main attractions of the city (Trinity College, Temple Bar area, Connolly Street, St. Patrick Cathedral, Writers Museum, etc). The staff was very friendly, the bed was comfortable, tv screen very clear.

The phonic isolation, there are to many doors in the hall.

I would recommend FleetStreet Hotel for people who want the to be in the city centre at a good price. We stayed there a couple of years ago when it was a bit faded but they have refurbished it lately so it is nice and very clean.Staff are also helpful and pleasent. the only downside was the price of parking in a nearby carpark, didn't ask at the hotel wether they get it at a cheaper rate for their visitors, nor did they ask, maybe it's something they could look into. We were there for the all-ireland and ideal for a weekend like that.

The location of the hotel was great, 2 minutes from Temple Bar. The hotel was clean, our room was clean, it was big enough, shower worked very well, loads of hot water, bed was comfy, room smelt clean. We found it was not noisy either. Staff very friendly and polite all the time. Couldn't fault the hotel and will return. Thank you for a pleasant stay.

To be honest couldn't fault

I liked the location, and the rate we had was extremly good value

My only complaint was with the shower very small space

Great location in city centre

Small room - expensive car park locally

Good location. Very central. Staff friendly and attentive, room clean and comfortable and safe

Access to hotel after 11 was difficult. Intercom not answered at times for over 15 minutes

The location was excellent, walking distance to everywhere of interest for the traveller.

Bit noisy with pub next door changing barrels early morning...but thats all apart from slight inconvenience of refurbishment taking place , but perfect otherwise

The location

The shower curtain was held up with cable ties and there was hair in the shower tray. My sisters room had writing on the wallpaper, the bathroom celing was on the floor, there was body fluid on the walls and a pair of underwear outside on the window ledge.

Location.

Workmen using an angle-grinder at 7pm of which reception seemed completely unaware. When I asked when it would finish the guy on reception (Leandro?) wasn't sure. Work began again at 8 the next morning. Room was a bit on the grotty side - could do with a good hoovering, neither of the lights over the bed worked (one had bare wires showing), all the fire doors were wedged open when I got back from being out (which I promptly re-shut on my way to my room). Bed comfortable enough. Hotel is old and in need of a lot of tlc. If you're stuck in town late at night I'm sure it's fine but seriously you'd want to be fairly desperate.

Great location in the heart of Temple Bar, close to the shops and transport links. Rooms cleaned and bedding changed every day, staff very friendly and welcoming.

Hotel was a bit scruffy (but clean), wallpaper hanging off the wall, desperately needs doing up. You have to hand your key in everytime you go out which is a bit annoying especially as we handed ours in and then it wasn't there when we went to collect it when we got back, so had to use a spare key not knowing where ours was which was a bit worrying. It had turned up the next day though. And you only get one pillow each which is completely flat anyway so didn't find it very comfortable.

Basic facilities but very cheap and has a central location.

Nothing to like

There was nothing to like about this hotel. It is old, dirty, and literally falling apart. Walking down the stairs is felt as though the only thing holding them up was the nasty old carpeting. Getting to this location is a miracle in and of itself. I was informed by a taxi driver, whom I paid so I could follow him there, that even people who live in Dublin get lost! The hotel is next to several bars with drunk, screaming people most of the night ( and I was there on a Monday night). Stay away from this one! Not worth it even if the price was free! Would I recommend, not only no but hell no!