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Excellent location right in city centre Ideal to go to the parties, pubs, restaurants. Walls are thin, so you hear everything from the outside, but u are literally in centre of Dublin. I didn't mind it, just fell asleep after partying. They are closing the hotel at the night, so if you're coming back really late, you need to show them your hotel card. I really liked that, I felt more secure. Clock out is to the 12, so you have a lot of time to organize everything and yourself.

the property was amazing, it was clean, modern, the staff were unbelievable and went above and beyond to keep customers happy. the bar staff were amazing and the bar was very reasonably priced, the room I stayed in was fantastic, very comfy, clean, with a lovely bathroom. no noise from any of the other guests not one disturbance. the hotel was perfectly located to access Dublin City centre by foot it was a 10/15 walk at max and I couldn’t have been happier will definitely be back.

We stayed at The Wilder at the beginning and end of our tour of Ireland. On both occasions it was just a delight. The staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast was to-die-for, and the room, though small, was very comfortable. The hotel really felt like home-away-from-home. It's located in a lovely residential neighborhood, near the Grand Canal, and within walking distance (or tram) to Grafton St, Temple Bar, etc.

The hotel is right in the city centre. Very close to Trinity college and many attractions. Easily accessible by public transportation. The room was very clean. The bed is comfortable. The staff is extremely helpful. Breakfast was nice and there are some nice cafes around the corner, where you can find delicious croissants, scones, and tea and coffee. I wasn't expecting that but I had a pretty view from my window.

The hotel has so much charm and we loved all the signs. The White Moose cafe was delicious, highly recommended breakfast there. It is in a nice location close to many pubs, of course. Also situated in between the airport and downtown Dublin. The rooms are small, but that was expected. They are very clean and had everything we needed for our first night in Ireland.

The hotel is very nice looking, on a traditional property. Our room was modern and very quiet, bed was comfortable and we had a very relaxing time at Pembroke Hall. Though the hotel is on a quiet street, there are grocery stores, restaurants and pubs at very short walking distance. Most Dublin attractions and the city centre are a 20-30min walk away.

Great new hotel. Beds were okay. Nothing fancy, I am always surprised why hotels that want to compete wirh the high end luxury brands don’t invest in premium luxury beds. Overall good experience. Not far from city centre. The restaurant menu was average. I expected more on the F&B side. Nothing wrong, just not inspiring.

Very easy to find, halfway between airport and city centre (and on a direct bus route to both) plus free parking, and plenty of local bars, restaurants, shops. Clean, comfortable with super-friendly and helpful owner. Why pay for expensive hotels when this is such a good option ? A total no-brainer for future stays in Dublin.

The rooms were exceptional. They were clean, spacious and tidy. The breakfast was amazing! The food was prepared in a fast order and there was plenty of food and beverages available to enjoy. The location was perfect as the hotel is situated in the city centre of Dublin and right around the corner of O'Connell Street.

The property had everything needed. A nice social area as well as a restaurant and bar, the location was just outside Dublin City Centre, however there are external restaurants and shops surrounding the hotel. There was also a bus stop near to the hotel which gave a one bus ride trip to the city centre and the airport.

GREAT location next to St. Patrick’s Cathedral and not too far of a walk from Temple Bar area and Trinity University, as well as Grafton Street. Stayed in two other Maldron hotels during our trip to Ireland and this was by far the best one in terms of cleanliness and amenities.

It is student accommodation that is let out in the summer as a hotel, it is great for people on a budget and it not too far on the tram to Dublin city centre. Get the visitor 3/7 day leapm card if you are visiting as it is much better than the pay as you go cards.

Love this hotel and stay in it anytime possible when in Dublin. Very friendly staff from start to finish, excellent location a short stroll from city centre, spotlessly clean. Amazing breakfast and good deals can be got here from time to time.

Location great, staff great, can never understand though why so many hotels, B&B’s, etc in Ireland do not have soap dish trays in the shower and no face cloths. Other than that excellent place.

The bed was super comfy, very convenient, close to city centre, staff super friendly and helpful. Very cheap in comparison to other Dublin hotels, without lacking quality

Parking is great at this hotel and it’s a good location between city centre Dublin and the airport. Double room was nice. Bar manager very professional and efficient.

Fabulously decorated hotel in the most perfect location in Dublin City Centre. Bar food was so amazing and the staff were so friendly and efficient.

situation more than anything else. 15 minutes walk to city centre or Luas right outside the hotel.

The staff was exceptional, helping us with every need we had. We also really appreciated the very central location, the guitar and vinyl player sent to the room and all of the music-related details you could find throughout the hotel.

Amazing stay! When we got there we were told we were upgraded and it was the rooftop suite, it was gorgeous!! Jacuzzi and lovely suite made our stay extra special. Loved it will be coming back