One of the most enjoyable stays from any other B&B's I've been to…read more... The brothers (owners) are all very attentive and helpful. The place was spotless and we were lucky enough to have our own bathroom. Location was nice and not too far away from downtown and quiet enough to get a good night sleep. The beds!! Are very comfortable and we loved the complimentary breakfast in the morning. One of the saddest parts of the trip was needing to leave this B&B. Totally made this vacation worthwhile and enjoyable. We plan to return and stay here at our next visit to Ireland.

This has far been the most memorable experience for my recent trip to Dublin Ireland…read more Nothing is better than a relaxing and comfortable place to go back to after a long excursion of adventure! 5 stars all the way!! Beautiful B&B owned by 3 brothers who bought and refurbished the place in memory of their late mother (Marie) hence the name, Marie's Bed & Breakfast! All three brothers are on the property and very attentive and helpful! Beautiful B&B with lovely rooms and bathroom!Also, the whole place is so clean!! We got the twin bed room with the garden view and private bathroom/shower. Very relaxing and friendly environment. Literally, can't think of anything that I would want or need. We mentioned that we were planning on taking a cab into central dublin downtown for tours and they coordinated and called a taxi/cab for us for every day!! The rooms and bathroom was cleaned every day when we left for our excursions. And it's always so nice and welcoming to be back after a long day. Clean shower, and comfortable beds are what makes it even more memorable to a great vacation. If you have questions they will answer it! Need a good game plan for a trip in town? Done! Or a side trip to a nice area where is not a tourist trap? Done! Definitely reccomend you stay here. No regrets! Highly highly recommend to family and friends!

My mum stayed here when visiting me…read more.. The landlady was very nice and helpful, the place itself well kept. At the time of her stay they were starting to renovate the 'dining area'. Despite the work no hassle or any inconvenience arose; the alternative breakfast room was well prepared, excellently done! A place where I'd like to stay over-night as well!

Great local BnB…read more Lovely comfortable rooms, with great an ensuite. Very easy to get into the historic centre of Dublin by regular bus. Ann is so lovely, happy to help booking taxis etc, and makes a great breakfast. Just let her know what you like. Many thanks for a great stay.

Stauntons on the Green, a historic Georgian townhouse hotel in Dublin, was our home for 3 nights,…read moreand right across the street from St. Stephen's Green. It is a luxury hotel offering a mix of historic charm and modern comfort, and near other city attractions like Iveagh Gardens, Grafton Street, the Museum of Irish Literature, and Trinity College. Among the many positives: - Helpful, Friendly, and Very Competent Front Desk Staff. - Immediately Available Staff to Schlep Your Luggage to the Room. - Fantastic Breakfast (and Service), especially the French Toast. - Nice Gardens in Back - A Harry Clarke Stained Glass Window Off the Main Lobby. - Spacious, Clean, Well-Appointed, Classy, and Comfortable Room. - Decent Shower Flow and Good Wi-Fi. - The Early AM Taxi We Booked was Right There On Time! - A Couple Package Delivery Requests Were Handled Well. Our only "Opportunity for Improvement" was the Need for a Dresser. We like to unpack on any stay over 1 night, and found that we could have used some additional storage space. Gayle and I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Amazing little boutique hotel in an excellent location. My favourite in Dublin. Lots of walks,…read moreshopping, restaurants, public transport etc all within minutes of the front door. Nice back garden to sit in also. Quality is great of linen and products but I with the had conditioner., service is also great. I wish breakfast started earlier. All flights to the state's need you at the airport at 8 ish. The hot breakfast here is from 7.30 until 10. Which is not early or late enough in my opinion. The don't have a concierge

My wife and I stayed here on holiday from the United States. Sure, it is a little walk (maybe…read more10min) from the center of town. The bus stops outside the door, so if you don't mind a bus ride you should be fine. What makes this place great is the owners. It was sort of like staying with friends. The owner was always available with directions, recommendations. The owner also recommended the Hertz shop down the road (5 minute walk down circular) which was awesome way for us to leave and return to Dublin. When we returned "sure you can use my garage." Which was nice, the 16A bus might come to his doorstep, but it is a LONG bus ride (1hr30min) from the Airport. Breakfast was good. Our room had a bathroom (en suite as they say). Price was $40 Euro a person. The room was quiet, we were never disturbed! Overall a great experience and I would highly recommend it. As rick steve's might say 1/2 the price for 2x the cultural immersion. Too bad I didn't know yelp was in Dublin before I went (I would of found restaurants!)

My friends visited recently and wanted to book a B&B. I recommended this spot in the Portobello…read moreneighborhood. I also stopped by and was given a tour of all the rooms. It has been renovated / remodeled relatively recently. Although the front room could use a 'perk me up', the bedrooms were really nice! The rates are great and include a 'made to order' breakfast. My friends loved it and were grateful for the recommendation. The B&B is run by a husband and wife team. The husband is pretty talkative and volunteers recommendations freely. He immediately welcomed me into the space and offered a full tour. As for convenience, the bus stop is right outside the front door and is conveniently an hour or so from DUB airport. A walk to City Center is about 20 minutes and the canal is about five minutes. I recommend this spot for singles or couples. It's warm and welcoming and the rooms are really nice!

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Anchor House in Dublin. I received great service from when I…read moremade the reservation right through the confirmation a few days before my arrival. We were able to check in early, which was great considering we arrived at 10 AM and I was very jet-lagged! The kids went out and I got to sleep for six hours! We were greeted by Joan, the owner, had a quick chat and were escorted to our room. Nice and clean, very comfortable beds, breakfast was great, staff was very nice, secure building, location was perfect and close to bus, restaurants, O'Connell Street, everything really. I would stay here again when visiting Dublin. Thank you!

Yay! My companion…read moreand I definitely enjoyed our stay here during our holiday. We flew in and out of Dublin so our stays here bookended the trip. Both times, we arrived a bit too early to check in so we were allowed to leave our luggage with the staff while we explored the city. The first room we stayed in was pretty spacious and clean, though homely (country-style decor) and the bathrooms were decent. There was a sitting area with a fireplace (nice touch) as well as a "library" with wifi and desks. The hotel itself is deceptively big. During our second stay, we were sent down a hallway to an elevator and ended up in rooms that seemed more chain-hotel-ish (and less homely country-style than our first room). The staff members were so nice and generous. There was one guy who gave us a bunch of utensils and plates for us to use for the takeout fish & chips we brought home for dinner one night. It's in a good location (near the Spire) and you can pretty much walk everywhere. We even walked all the way to the Guinness Storehouse. (Though, to be fair, you can pretty much walk the entire city, as it is not that big).

Words cannot describe how AMAZING the stay was…read more I live in Dublin, but I needed a place for my Grandad to stay while visiting me. I've used other B+Bs before, but they were all booked. I then found this place online and decided to give it a go. I wish I found this place sooner. From the get--go, I knew we found a special place. When checking in, my Grandad asked the Owner what time breakfast was.. She then asked him, "What time do YOU want breakfast?!". Wow-that level of personalisation stuck out to me immediately. My Grandad had the most comfortable, warm and enjoyable stay. His room was super clean and very comfy. He had his own bathroom, and the place was kitted out with a television, hairdryer and toiletries. My Grandad said his breakfasts were so yummy. He had options of full english, cereals and fruit. The whole B+B has this traditional, homely vibe. Family photos of days gone by are on the walls, and there are book shelves where guests can help themselves. The B+B is situated a few mins walk from McDonalds, Pizza Places and Tesco (a grocery store). So if you need anything, you don't need to go far. The City Centre is right by, which is ideal because I don't drive. Bernie, the Owner was so warm, helpful and amazing. It was raining during my Grandad's stay which limited what we could do and see. I don't drive, and ON HER OWN, she offered to drive us through Phoenix Park, so we can experience it. She advised that it's better to see the place in a car-She was right! And she even drove us past the Guinness Storehouse, giving us the history of the area and insider knowledge that you wouldn't find on wikipedia. Mind you, she did this out of the goodness of her heart. Again, where else will you see this level of personalization? Really going above and beyond! Bernie is also super knowledgeable and gives the best advice on which attractions to see, which are worth paying for, and not just trying to extort you for money-and even the history behind certain buildings/monuments. It's no surprise that my Grandad asked her for her business card, so that he can recommend her to everyone back home in the UK. I am happy because I have peace of mind that my Grandad (and other family from abroad) will always have a great place to stay at, when they visit me. I can't recommend this place enough. The value you receive is not reflected in the price. I would pay triple than what is charged. Thank you Bernie! You and your B+B really stood out to my Grandad and helped make his stay in Dublin to be memorable and enjoyable. He can't stop talking about what a great stay it was. He's now already planning his next visit!

A wonderful little B&B operated by a friendly Irishwoman named Bernadette. Room wasn't just clean,…read moreit was immaculate! Breakfast was wonderful, place was neat and tidy. Quiet neighborhood, great for a taste of local life but not if you'd like to be in the center of the city. Only con was that the bed had little cushioning - I could feel the wire springs on my back!

We spent 2 nights here visiting Dublin…read more The room was nicely updated and we had a view looking out to the street. The stay was very enjoyable and there's parking for your car which we were very grateful for. There's breakfast included and it was delicious. The dining room was cute and the windows were large, creating a nice atmosphere. They also serve tea/coffee and treats in their waiting room for free as well. Overall, a really great experience. The hotel is a bit far from the center of Dublin, but the dart is only 2 mins down the street and very easy to take into town.

Our "garden view" room did not have a view of any garden, just a wall outside our window, and…read moregravel. The sitting chairs and table as pictured online were not present, and there was a shower but not a "shower over tub" as promised. We definitely missed the anticipated view and the anticipated relaxing tub bath after a long day of travel. We like to play table games in the evening but without a table this was not possible. Also, no heating for the room, and no exhaust or window in the bathroom to vent steam after shower. We had to leave the window open for fresh air but this made the room too cold. Also the lobby and our room smelled strongly of incense!

My partner and I stayed here for six nights. We had just spent a week in Killarney at an amazing…read morebed and breakfast and were hoping for another great experience here. We were blown away by how nice this place is! For reference, we stayed in a double room with en-suite. We arrived Wednesday afternoon after taking the train from Killarney to Dublin. We got a taxi to the bed and breakfast and walked in with four bags, two of which were massive. The manager got us checked in and offered a map, which we declined since we have everything planned out and we have maps saved on our phones. We were in room 18, nicknamed the Oscar Wilde room. It was on the third floor so we did have a bit of climbing to do (there is no lift in the building due to its age and how compact it is) but we didn't really mind it that much. If we had just come off a long overseas flight we might have been a bit more salty about it but we weren't so it's fine. When we walked in the room we were shocked by how nice it was. The wallpaper is gorgeous and the bathroom is stunning. The shower is incredibly nice and felt wonderful after a long day. The window we had opened up to other buildings so we didn't have a great view, but just being able to open the window for some fresh air was lovely. The bed is incredibly comfortable (and large!) and there is a bunch of storage along the wall so you can stow your luggage and jackets and shoes without any issue. We were here during a cold and rainy week so the room never got hot or stuffy. It was warm enough at night even after having the window open all day. The building has free WiFi, you just need to enter the password when you hit the login page. The password is taped to the back of the room door so it's easy to locate. The staff are all super friendly and help you out with whatever you need. It was pretty quiet at night even being in a louder part of Dublin, so the building has good insulation. We also hardly heard our neighbors thanks to the arrangement of the rooms - we only had one shared wall and it was bathroom to bathroom. The breakfast was great! I had the omelette and pancakes while we were here and they were both good. The banana with yogurt was also very tasty. The juice that they had was also good - I think it was a combination of orange and pineapple? Overall we really loved our stay here and we would definitely stay here again. It's close enough to walk to some attractions, and there is a hop-on hop-off stop that is close enough to walk to for others. There are groceries nearby and lots of food options to choose from. There are also laundry services nearby that you can either drop off your laundry at or have them pick up and deliver. That was crucial for us after arriving after already being on vacation for a week!

Quiet neighborhood, close to Iveagh Gardens which are lovely. A bit of a walk to restaurants and…read morepubs (which is always surprising). Gracious service, comfy bed, and the breakfast is great -- I recommend the smoked salmon and eggs.

Excellent staff, cleanliness, space and quirkyness at this guest house near Merrion Square…read more Multiple stories typical of London-style townhouses with varying room layouts. Ours was perfectly fine with a double and two single beds as well as en suite bathroom with stall shower. Quirky bathroom is fun, but it could use one table or piece of furniture for guests to place clothing or toiletries on while showering. Very accommodating, welcoming greeters. Easy few minute walk to Grafton Street, Merrion Square, Trinity - a very good location for walking access to the sights of Dublin. Plenty of food, convenience stores, cafés nearby for your stay. A minus would be thinness of the walls. Reasonable people in next room with deep, post-pubbing voices were audible in conversation and laughter as if in the same room. But if you bring your ear buds and let Gaelic music lull you to sleep, you will get a good night's rest in the Fitzwilliam's comfy beds. Good room in a good location for a good rate.

As I'm sure many people know, this property has been recommended by Rick Steves and, like another…read moreproperty in Dublin that he recommends (& at which I stayed on a previous trip (Albany House)), Rick was right. Great value, fantastic location, and wonderful staff. Everyone we dealt with was warm and accommodating (sorry I didn't get all their names but Sara was very helpful!). Love the breakfasts (thanks to the ladies in the kitchen!). And even though there was a water issue one of the days we were there, the staff were on it as quickly as they could be, bringing us extra bottled water in the immediate short term and making alternative arrangements for the long run (which didn't end up being needed since the issue was resolved in due course but it was nice to know we were looked after (also appreciated the partial refund, thank you!)). There are lots of stairs and the place definitely has the Georgian vibe (I.e., if you're looking for fancy slick accommodations, you're gonna wanna look for a cookie cutter hotel somewhere else) but this place's character and style is not uncommon in my experience with the townhouse hotels in Dublin. If you're looking for a great location (walking distance to everything) with a thoughtful staff, the Fitzwilliam Townhouse is a great choice.

Pros: The hotel had lifts and the AC worked great. The staff were also very helpful, especially…read morewhen arranging transportation. The location was great. For the price, my hotel room smelled awful and it was super noisy from the HVAC outside. I would take the noise of Temple Bar over that. I wasn't really impressed with the decor. Everything was plain and bland. It lacked charm. It was ok but I will look for another option on my next Dublin trip.

Fantastic from the beginning and hands down the friendliest staff I have ever encountered in any…read morehotel on any continent. We arrived from an overnight flight at roughly 9:30 a.m. and they were still prepping rooms but they stored our luggage and recommended a location to grab something to eat which was very good. Upon returning about 45 minutes later our room was ready and we found the room to be meticulous with a very comfy king bed, mini fridge, tv, and ample size bathroom. I saw a few other reviews that stated the bathroom doors would not stay open but I learned that is by design and we just asked for an extra towel that we used to prop the door open when needed. It serves to point out that the entire hotel is under a complete remodel so many of the rooms and features of the hotel are shinny new. They do offer breakfast in the morning and for the evening they do have a restaurant and bar. Just walk out the front door if you want a livelier crowd and more restaurant options The location of the hotel is prime as it offers proximity the River Liffey, plenty of shops, pubs, and attractions. We walked to the Jameson (25 min walk) and Guinness (30 min walk) factories as it also gave us the ability to take in things along the walk. You are close to Trinity College and both St Patrick's and Christ Church Cathedrals. lastly, I cannot say enough about the staff, Anne at the front desk was a warm and inviting pleasure and very professional, Marvin the concierge and bellman was super helpful and pleasantly informative, the house staff was attentive and always looking to make sure we were comfortable. The Brooks comes with my highest recommendation.