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Trinity Lodge
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7.8
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Reviews are ordered by language and date with a maximum of 25 reviews
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Nathan
Young couple
Milton,
United States of America
June 27, 2009
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Close proximity to bars and shops. Price went up 20 euros for second nights' stay. (Weds to Thurs) |
8 |
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Paola
Young couple
Cork,
Ireland
June 24, 2009
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The Staff was excellent, the room very nice and clean, the location was great 2 minutes form Grafton St....Really nice hotel!!! The room was too warm and i'm not a fan of the air conditioner |
9.5 |
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Judy
Solo traveller
Headford, Co Galway,
Ireland
June 23, 2009
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Very central location, staff were friendly and rate was good for the location Single room was very small and sparse and very niosy at night |
5.5 |
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Gerard
Solo traveller
galway,
Ireland
June 18, 2009
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its location yes the bedroom was 7 ft wide and although i was staying in a single room a 7ft wide by 18 ft long bedroom is unacceptable i was charged the sam,e price as any standard hotel room in dublin. no lift and one has to carry luggage uo 60 steps ovet three floors |
4.5 |
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Rob
Mature couple
Brighton,
United Kingdom
June 17, 2009
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Central location and confortable room, although the bedroom photos on the website are the exception rather than the rule. We travel regularly both in and out of the UK and this hotel proved very expensive in comparison to other major European capitals. I'd classify this as a B&B, and no more than 3* at most. Breakfast was extremely poor, their continental is only inclusive & was sparse to say the least. Anything hot costs you a further 9.50 per person, very poor given the room rate charged. |
5 |
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Json
Young couple
BROMLEY-KENT,
United Kingdom
June 14, 2009
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The location in the city centre was convenient but finding it on arrival in Dublin, was abit difficult. We stayed in room three and the central heating did not work hence had to use a standing heater which dried my throat and left me coughing all night. Also the beddings were never changed instead they just made the bed. |
5.5 |
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Murray
Family with older children
London,
United Kingdom
June 14, 2009
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Very handy location for exploring city. Appreciated the free internet and 2nd double bed for our daughter. |
9 |
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Jill
Mature couple
London,
United Kingdom
June 11, 2009
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It's proper authentic Georgian. If you don't like old rattling windows and all that goes with antique boutique, don't stay here. We loved it - huge room, big bed, massive windows. Needed the extra heater and blankets provided, Dublin is chilly and soggy. The menu in the attached restaurant offered poor choice and poor value. The extra $ for cooked breakfast wasn't worth it but we were happy enough with the free continental breakfast. You have to ask for muffin or croissant but that's ok. |
10 |
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Fiona
With friends
nottingham,
United Kingdom
June 10, 2009
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great location and freindly staff |
8 |
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Terry
With friends
naas,
Ireland
June 10, 2009
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Location excellent & staff friendly Very bad smell on the corridor as if there was an issue with the the sewage! Told that carparking was 6 euro in Setanta from 5pm -11am not correct |
8 |
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Dorothy
With friends
Greenfield, Oldham,
United Kingdom
June 4, 2009
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The rooms were a good size with 2 very comfortable double beds. The bathrooms were very well appointed. The hotel is in a good central position. The breakfast room was too small. On the Sunday morning, when it was busy, there were not enough tables and the staff could not cope. Food stuff ran out by 9.15 and was slow to be replaced. |
9 |
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Marie-aline
Young couple
Brussels,
Belgium
June 4, 2009
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Location, typical hotel, bed No full english breakfast, quite noisy pubs on saturday night. |
6.5 |
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Graham
Mature couple
St.Brelade,
Jersey
June 2, 2009
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The Lodge is ideally situated for us to walk around and see the sights of Dublin. The bedroom was lovely and spacious, comfortable bed. Decor we felt was a little tired. Plently of hot water. It was good to have a small heater in the room as one evening it became quite cold. We would stay at the Trinity Lodge again. Considering that the Lodge is an excellent place to stay, we felt it was let down by the quality of the breakfast. It would have been nice to have a pot of coffee on the breakfast table. |
7 |
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Brian
Mature couple
APO AE,
United States of America
June 2, 2009
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Fantastic central location for city of Dublin |
9.5 |
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Joan
Family with older children
Rochester MN,
United States of America
May 22, 2009
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The location was great. It was nice to be on a quieter street in such a busy part of the city. Could use better pillows. Also the service for the breakfast dining was sub par. They needed more staff. |
9 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
United Kingdom
May 21, 2009
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Very convenient for the city centre, almost opposite Trinity College. Walkable to the less touristy bars away from the centre. Breakfast will not fill you up (€9.50 extra for the full irish), little choice. You had toast OR a croissant, not both. |
6.5 |
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Douglas
Mature couple
pentwater,
United States of America
May 18, 2009
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Location and price. No elevator. We were on the 3rd floor with 2 heavy suit cases. |
7.5 |
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Douglas
Mature couple
pentwater,
United States of America
May 16, 2009
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good location |
10 |
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Jane
With friends
County Wicklow,
Ireland
May 10, 2009
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Location, intimate setting, comfortable rooms, helpful staff All the stairs to the top floor! |
8 |
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Peter
Mature couple
Glasgow,
United Kingdom
April 29, 2009
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- Hotel Close to City Centre, - Friendly Staff - Although the Room and Resturant were clean, the Hall/stairway always had foul smell around - Although I enjoyed my Stay I thought it was expensive for the type of Hotel it was (It felt more like a B+B) |
7.5 |
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Cynthia
With friends
APO AE,
United States of America
April 29, 2009
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This hotel is in a great location with easy access to all tourist attractions. The staff was great and very helpful. A little bit noisy since it was so central, but not enough to keep me awake. |
10 |
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Annegrete
Mature couple
odder,
Denmark
April 23, 2009
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A very fine welcome with personal care (a swedich receptionist). A quiet place even situated in the middle of Dublin. The music in "George" restaurant - it was too noisy and much too high in the morning. The "view" from our room was not OK - litter and garbishcontainers is not an accepteble view for a 5 days stay with payment to normal fee!! (room no. 2) |
7 |
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Colin
Mature couple
Ely, Cambridgeshire,
United Kingdom
April 22, 2009
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Easy walk to shops / restaurants, but in a quiet location. Close to all bus routes. Large clean room - small bathroom. Breakfast served in cafe over the street was OK. Ideal base for our weekend break. |
10 |
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Anonymous
Family with older children
United Kingdom
April 20, 2009
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The rooms were good and breakfast the first morning was excellent. The receptionist was very pleasant. Most of the waiting and service staff did not seem to understand much English and requests (like for food at the second breakfast) were met with blank stares. |
8 |
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Beatriz
Family with young children
vitoria gasteiz,
Spain
April 17, 2009
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The location is excellent and the hotel overall was good. We had a big family room under the roof that was nice, clean and confortble. However, the breakfast offert by the hotel was poor and stressing. The waitress trid to do her best but the buffet was almost empty everyday ... breakfast very poor almost everyplate at the buffet was empty and not replaced, every day |
7 |
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