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.

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!

Wife and I absolutely loved our time here First rate staff,…read moreauthentic vibe, cozy and private. Walking distance to much of what you want to see while in Dublin. Then there is the breakfast, words won't do it justice but believe me when I tell you that it may just ruin you. Finding out that your new favorite breakfast spot is 3500 miles from home is heartbreaking! Thank you Delia!

Great hotel in a nice part of Dublin. A short walk to St . Stephen's Green and restaurants and…read moreshopping. The staff at Number 31 were incredibly friendly and our room was very comfortable. Breakfast is a must while staying here. I can see where parking could be tight (like any other major city) but we didn't have a car and relied on walking and public transportation so it wasn't an issue for us. I'd gladly stay here again.

Dei and Liam are great. I slept like a log while at their B&B. They treat you like family! I can…read moretell that no stranger has ever dawned their door step. The care they give before and after arrival unparalleled to any high end hotel stay I have ever experienced. Breakfast is great, service is great, accommodations clean and homey. Definitely would stay here again if I return to Dublin.

When they say "bed and breakfast," they really mean it--especially the breakfast part…read more My wife and I spent three nights here in March 2015--our first ever visit to a bed and breakfast. Fionan and Nuala were faultlessly hospitable, without an ounce of intrusiveness whatsoever. We stayed in room 1, which was more spacious than we needed; the shower never lacked for hot water, while the bed was quite comfortable. Each morning, we were treated to a delicious breakfast: eggs, sausage, bacon, tomato, brown soda bread, cereal, yogurt, coffee or tea, milk, juice. It was fresh, tasty, and filling. Our hosts were a valuable source for recommendations, from bus routes to restaurants to day trips out of Dublin. Andorra is not far from the city centre--maybe a 20 minute walk or a five minute bus ride. After we got to the Dublin airport, we realized we had taken our door key with us. We emailed hosts to let them know, and without a fuss at all, they just asked us to mail it back--so gracious! Thanks, Fionan and Nuala!

We recently stayed at Waterloo House for two nights. We really enjoyed staying there, the building…read moreis charming, and the room was super clean, quiet, and well equipped. The staff were helpful and went out of their way to provide directions and recommendations for local restaurants. They have on site parking too which was great. The location is ideal, within walking distance from great restaurants on Baggot St. It's an easy walk into the center of town too, if needed, but we felt the immediate neighborhood was perfect for our stay. The house itself is set back from the street, so while it's in the city it felt uniquely quiet and safe. On our departure one of the staff said that they plan on remodeling the whole house in early 2023, so we are now even more excited about our next visit there.

Great place to stay in Dublin! The staff was super accommodating to our schedule, they let us check…read moreour bags prior to our room being ready (thanks to Wikum!) Room was super clean and had a great view of Dublin. Definitely will be back again!

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!

Great location, especially if you want to be near Trinity Hall. Maria was very welcoming and her…read morehome was warm & inviting. We had room 6, very cheery, lots of sunlight & so very clean. I would definitely recommend- near Rathmines & Rathgar, lots of small shops in the area with a pub & Supervalu nearby.