Name: The Ferryman
Address: 35 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, D2, Ireland
Rating: 8

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Trinity College

National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History

The Book of Kells

Ha' Penny Bridge

Powerscourt Townhouse

Aviva Stadium

St. Stephen's Green

Dublin Castle

Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art

Guinness Storehouse

National Botanic Gardens

Dublin Zoo

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The Ferryman

Close to 03 Arena & bus stops to/from Airport.Excellent room with view of River Liffey.Outside noise til 1pm ish-but you’re over a pub so this was expected. Thoroughly recommend-great stay

Great local pub with friendly staff and good Guinness. Lively crowd and does get busy
There is a downstairs for a cosy feel. 
Outside seating if you can grab one. Used by locals as well as holiday visitors. Very handy for the hotel we were staying at as it was a stone throw away.

It is a very small property but they made us feel very welcome.  The pub staff went out of their way to make sure we knew where things were and how they worked.  The room was clean and comfortable and there was plenty of hot water.

Excellent staff and superb shower. Room was basic but for the price I could not complain. Very comfortable and clean throughout. The staff are fantastic and really made me feel welcome. Would happily return.

Stayed 1 night in the ferryman as we were going to a show in the bord gais theatre. Perfect location,  right around the corner from the venue. Room was clean with a nice view.The pub itself is class. Great atmosphere.

This place is no boutique hotel. But it does exactly what it needs to. I would say perfect if you’re with friends or on your own. I wouldn’t recommend for a romantic weekend away. Just a B&B bolt hole. No frills. It’s well located, on the river, so you’ll always be able to find it after a few drinks. Good pub downstairs and friendly staff. Had a nice Irish breakfast both days on the 1st floor looking over the river Liffey. You can’t really complain about this place, otherwise pay double and go to the Hilton.

Stayed 2 nights on our midweek Dublin trip, warm welcome from land lord and land lady. Room small clean and adequate, breakfast was excellent in the function room. the pub down stairs was always busy and good place to have a night cap after our busy days sightseeing. The hotel is in the Grand canal district and is ideally suited for the theatre, EPIC and Jeanie ship museum, while only a 25 min walk to the Temple bar area and the city. There was Starbucks next door and the hop on hop off bus tours picked up only 50 yards away. The hotel was a very good budget accommodation for a capital city break and I would not hesitate to recommend it.

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If you're looking for a comfortable,  conveniently located place to sleep and shower, The Ferryman fits the bill. The bed was comfortable, water pressure was amazing, and staying above a pub is an experience!  For the record, it's probably not for everyone but we're easy-going travelers; not bothered by the noise of the street or pub and not needing any special services. We received fresh towels daily and there was some shower gel, but you'll need your own shampoo. There was a kettle and tea/coffee in the room but we found several great local coffee shops nearby.  We had a great 5-night stay in Dublin.

Great No Frills Stay in the heart of Dublin!

Loved this place. HOWEVER, keep in mind that this is first and  foremost, a PUB. The rooms are above a very lively and loud pub. So this was fun, except when we wanted to get some food rest at 11pm. The noise is unavoidable till about 1am, so make sure to bring ear plugs.  Also, to Check-in, you must literally go to the bartender to get your keys etc. Overall, a great location with stunning view of the rivers, bridges, etc. Would stay here again, WITH EAR PLUGS

The property was within walking distance of all the major tourist areas. Only met property people on the day we areived and the day we left. Room was nice and clean. Room was serviced once for making beds over 4 days but bathroom was serviced every day for new towels. While this property is soundproof from the pub, it is very noisey when 100 pub patrons are enjoying themselves outside and the windows are all open on the second floor pub lounge.

On an earlier visit to Dublin, my friends and I had discovered The Ferryman and made it our “local” during our time in the city.  Great atmosphere, friendly staff, mainly locals, close to Avida Stadium and across the Liffey from the convention center.  Just an unpretentious Irish pub.  When we decided to return with my 16 year old son, I instantly booked here, as the price was great and I had great memories.  As a place to stay, it works great.  Lots of carousing at night downstairs and there is quite a walk to the sights in town, but walking is part of the experience (and we got to walk off a lot of food!).  Jill and the staff were very friendly, tea kettle in room was always ready to go.  Room Is very basic but a true pub staying experience.  If you are okay with walking a bit to get to Temple Bar or O’Connell Street, I cannot recommend The Ferryman highly enough!

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The hotel is slightly outside the city center, but it is close to airport bus routes and even the Hop-On Hop-Off bus for sightseeing. The room was on the smaller side but comfortable, and the vibrant and lively bar downstairs could not be heard from my room (which was on the lowest level of guest rooms).

This is very basic accommodation over a very famous and well run traditional pub. The location is perfect, near the 3 arena, National Conference Centre and Silicon Docks. It is good value but for a few dollars more you can get a lot more comfort. I did not have the breakfast but I can guess that it will be good. Dublin is expensive and if you don't need to be pampered, this is a good option.

Basic value for money.

This is actually a pub that has taken the upstairs space and converted it into a small hotel.  The rooms are very small but overall it's not bad for the money.  Issues: several floors and no elevator, breakfast starts way too late (7:30 and 8:00 on weekends).  The shower is ridiculously small even by European standards and very hard to use.  There is no shelf, ledge, or amenity tray, which could be easily provided, so you have to stand in the shower, bath yourself, and also hold soap, shampoo, razor, etc.  If you try to put these items on floor of the shower, you have to bend over and pick them up repeatedly.  Horizontally challenged and some who are not, like me, will find it almost impossible.  Management:  Please spend a few euros and add one of these things that hangs from the shower head that you can put your stuff in.  Also, if you have a problem at night, you'd have to go down to the pub and that would be difficult as there might 100 people in that small room.  On the plus side:  there are plenty of electrical outlets, normally a problem even in five-star hotels.  Also, the location is great.  You're just a few minutes from the airport bus stop.  The wi-fi is very fast.  The breakfast is a traditional Irish breakfast (eggs, sausage, toast, blood sausage, etc.)  I wouldn't stay more than a few days, but you can tolerate it for its advantages..

Surprisingly well done.

This is a very nice hotel right on the river Liffey.  The hotel staff members are wonderfully helpful and friendly.  The included daily breakfast was very good.  Something to keep in mind is that there is no elevator in the hotel and our room was on the 3rd floor.  The room itself was a little stuffy at times but usually remedied with opening a window.  We really enjoyed our stay at this quaint, comfortable, and affordable location.

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