Dergvale Hotel

This hotel is an absolute gem. Spotlessly clean, comfortable beds, and a beautifully decorated room. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable about the area, and went above and beyond to ensure I had a good, safe stay. As it is an old building there is no lift, but I had no trouble getting several bags up to the top floor. It is an easy walking distance from the city centre, trinity college, and temple bar. I would highly recommend this hotel.

The Dergvale Hotel is a little gem, the rooms are bright and cosy I found the bed extremely comfortable. There is someone on reception 24hrs and that is usually a family member Gerry or Olga who gave us lots of useful information. We had breakfast in The Castle Tea rooms it was fresh, piping hot and very tasty. We had a fabulous trip to Dublin it started with our Hotel if it's not right then the rest isn't right for me.

Room was very small and no air flow. It gets humid and hot as soon as you take a shower. To help with thei air flow, you have to keep the rooms door open. The staff are very nice and friendly and the place is clean. The neighborhood is not the best. It's dirty and so much noise although away from city center.

Brilliant hotel with a great team! Very helpful with everything. Highly recommend this hotel.

Room was nice but small. Staff very good & helpful. Area looked a little depressed. A walk to center of town but things to see while u walked.

Dergvale Hotel was so lovely. The room was lovely, the amenities were great, the location is definitely great. The hotel is a little quaint - which I absolutely loved! It felt homey but still hotely. Ever staff member I interacted with was nothing but lovely, and they have good advice about exploring dublin. Definitely recommend

Stayed for a few days while on vacation. Pleasant smaller hotel, reasonably priced for Dublin. Well located, about a 10 minute walk to the main tourist area of the city (so if you have mobility issues, this might be a negative. Also no elevator, and there were a few stairs). This also meant the area was a bit quieter, away from the main tourist bars and associated activity. They aren't [currently?] serving breakfast, but they had recommendations for a few cafes nearby. Bottled water provided, and then you could get extra at the front desk. Room was good sized, the building appears to be a hotel conversion, so broken into the 20 rooms. Bed was reasonably comfortable, and flat screen tv on the wall with a number of channels in a variety of languages. Had a small closet to hang clothing, so enough storage. Bathroom was sufficient. Sink both in bathroom and in main room. I don't know if there is AC. It being Ireland, I assume not and it did not get super hot while I was there so that didn't affect me. Radiators were still on in the room, so you could make it toasty in any case. Carpet in rooms isn't my preference, but it seemed clean enough. Only other quibble is that (since it was converted I assume) the walls are very thin. I could hear everything my neighbor said or did. Dublin is very expensive, so can recommend this place if you are looking for something slightly more reasonably priced.

Friendly staff, very welcoming & clean room

My husband and I were in Dublin for a long weekend. We were greeted by friendly staff. Our room was large and nicely decorated. We were given excellent recommendations for breakfast and dinner. Hotel is close to everything you need and not far from the tourist area. Very nice place to stay. Highly recommend.