Find hotels in Dublin Tara Street Station from CA $147

"Positives: Modern, stylish, clean,located just off Upper O'Connell Street Good quality bathroom and comfortable beds. Not so good: The rooms are very small with virtually no storage space.Technophobes may struggle with the temperature control and lighting systems."

"Clean room. Big room but not overly spacious."

"Excellent in every respect. "

"Friendly helpful staff it was lovely being greeted so cheerily when going for breakfast and on returning each day after a long day. The room was very comfortable and clean. The location was so central with easy access for the airport coach and the sightseeing bus "

"Concierge was standoffish. But other staff were nice. Room was good and bed was comfortable."

"Comfortable, clean, and a great location to stay in the city! "

"Nice older property. You can tell it’s aging, but the staff does take care of the place. It has charm. Very conveniently located. Lots of things around for sightseeing, shopping, dining, whatever. The only rather bad part was the noise. Not the hotel’s fault at all, just a fact that ambient city noise is everywhere. Rooms were a bit warm due to rather warm, sunny weather, so that caused windows to be open which didn’t help the noise. Like I say, not the hotel’s fault. Overall, I recommend it, would definitely stay again."

"We were first placed in a room that would have been too difficult to maneuver around the bed. The front desk personnel was so helpful, that he brought me to two other rooms to choose from. The one we finally settled on was a bit more each night, but had more room and a balcony. I wish I could remember his name to give a shout out to him... There are two other front desk personnel that I do want to give an amazing shout out to. Sorcha and Daantje were just very fun and full of information about events happening in Dublin. With the hotel being so central, we were able to walk to everything that we wanted to see! If traveling to Dublin, I would recommend this hotel!"

"Noisy construction next door. Letting the manager know was of no help."