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Trinity College

The Book of Kells

Powerscourt Townhouse

Dublin Castle

Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art

National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History

Dublinia

Christ Church Cathedral

St. Stephen's Green

Old Jameson Distillery

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Guinness Storehouse

National Botanic Gardens

Aviva Stadium

Dublin Zoo

Phoenix Park

Dublin Airport

The Pillar

Dublin

Lovely Guesthouse right in the middle of Dublins attractions. Shared bathroom on floor 2 which was spotless. Would recommend room 7. Stephen the guy that works there was great. There is a shared kitchen with sitting areas where you can have coffee, toast and cereal for breakfast which is included. Looking forward to staying there again soon 

Lovely, friendly Guesthouse in a brilliant location 

Booked a bed and breakfast and a family room. Upon arrival we were horrified to find 1 single bunk bed in a box room. After the first night we woke up to no breakfast as they were apparently renovating. Managers or staff were no where to be seen for 4 days. Toilets ran out of loo paper and bedding was dirty. Not recommended at all. 

Rip off

Elementary B&B expensive for what is on offer! 
Helpful staff but rooms accommodate only if your a camping accustomed traveller.
Bathroom facilities shared on different floors.
Clean less good be improved

Not for everyone!

Bad accomodation, allocated to the top floor, smell of paint, noise from the toilet, ( no toilet in the room and shower is in another floor).
Polish fellow at the reception very cold.
To be honest if you are low in budget  every hostel in Dublin is better of this "guest house"
Don't bother to book here.

Don't book here

well myself and my mother stayed here for 3 nights when we arrived my god the room was small it had bunk beds and i had to walk sideways to get past them to the other side of the room which took about 2 seconds and the fact that for a twin room and only one chair i had to sit on the floor whenever we were in the room also there was no towels in the room when i went to ask for some she told me she was waiting on a delivery so went out came back reception was closed still no towels so i went out and bought one you would think they would have been left when the "delivery arrived" and also when i asked would it be ok to use the kitchen she made me feel uncomfortable so i didnt bother so couldnt even get a cup of tea in the place now people say its cheap but for the guts of 75 euro a night i dont find that cheap considering its a b and b with breakfast not included a room that is like a prison cell no towels i think it is ridiculous to cramp 2 people in to one room thats not even fit for one person very money hungry way of doing buisness would not stay here again or recommend it to anyone

NEVER AGAIN

Me and my family stayed here for three nights in july. We got two bedrooms. One bedroom was on the second floor facing the street in front, which can be quite busy and noisy at night. The other bedroom was on the top floor, three flights of stairs up, and facing the back. Both rooms where very small and extremely basic - bed/s, one small chair and a small table - that's it. There was also a washbasin - but no soap...
You are supplied with one big towel each. 
No breakfast is included - so much for the second "B" in B&B.

This is more of a hostel, with cramped rooms and very basic facilities.

On the good side is that it's very well located, only a five minute walk from the big shopping area and ten minutes to Temple Bar.

But if you want more than just a roof over your head - look elsewhere.

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