Hotels near James Joyce Museum, Dublin

The room was nice, but the air conditioning wasn't cold enough.

Beautiful castle, great room and breakfast. The restaurant downstairs was also nice and the staff super friendly.

Comfortable beds, and good facilities in the room. Welcoming service downstairs too. Excellent selection in the breakfast.

It’s a lovely apartment style hotel. We booked a studio room and were very impressed by the thoughtful design of the room. The kitchenette was very well equipped with everything you’d need to make a simple meal. The room was very clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and the location was great, close to public transport and city centre. The only downside for us, a small imperfection, was the sheets actually didnt fit the bed completely and the bed moves a little, so we find ourselves having to fix the sheets and the bed everyday. Hopefully they can fix this going forward.

Excellent hotel and very friendly staff. There is a shuttle to the airport that the reception staff will book for you upon check in. Would definitely recommend this hotel if you have an early flight the next day.

It was amazing experience staying at that location. Everything was perfect, even the weather!

The man at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming as soon as my friends and I arrived. The rooms were kept especially clean throughout our entire stay. The friends I traveled with also ate at the breakfast and said the price was fair because the buffet was so good. 10/10 stay. Also just a ten-ish minute ride downtown and airport.

Great hotel! Great location, really well decorated and really customer centric. Would definitely stay again.

Very clean and efficient hotel, Will definitely stay here again

I visited Ireland for a conference in late June and stayed in Dublin for two nights. This hotel is conveniently located near 3 Arena Point, and the Airport Express drops you right at this stop, making it a mere 3-minute walk to the hotel. Overall, the hotel's interior environment is quite good. It's situated across from the River Liffey, and within a 5-minute walk, you'll find a Thai restaurant, a convenience store, and the Luas tram terminus. However, the room was generally quite small, and amenities like slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and combs were not provided. I had to use my own. The room's curtain was a single layer, meaning when it was open, it was a clear glass window with a direct view into the building opposite, so I generally kept it closed. Breakfast was a bit pricey at 20 euros, so I skipped it. The staff's attitude towards East Asians wasn't bad, but it felt slightly less attentive compared to their interactions with West Asian or European guests. Finally, a big thank you to Trip.com for their service; their human agents were very helpful in coordinating many things.