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.

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.

Is it weird to say that this hotel was my favorite part of visiting Dublin?…read more We stayed for 7 nights and it was an absolute pleasure. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The rooms were well maintained and the decor was to die for. I wish every hotel felt this way. There are 3 bars inside the hotel as well as 2 restaurants. If you need help with anything the staff is always there to assist with a smile. Within walking distance of so many restaurants, pubs and shops.

We loved our servers tonight- JJ and Ben at the No 27 Bar. Thank you for being so attentive and…read morechecking on us as we waited for our food. Food was good n drinks were uniquely delicious. Loved the mushroom soup and they have the best Irish homemade bread. Wish you guys used real avocado and it took awhile to get our food. Otherwise, it was our second time visiting from the US and it didn't disappoint.

Stayed here for 3 nights recently and enjoyed it. Hotel was nicely located just a couple blocks…read moreaway from St Patrick's Cathedral and a hop on hop off bus stop. So it was easy to get around city. Hotel room was nicely located, spacious, great beds, nice bathroom, nice view. Breakfast spread was amazing. Loved all the choices and of course the coffee machine. I would definitely stay here again when in Dublin.

I had a great stay at the Radisson Blu for a night this July…read more This hotel was walking distance, less than 10 minutes away from the bus stop that we had taken from the airport. It is in a convenient location nearby many tourist attractions, such as Temple Bar, Dublin's castle, St Patrick's Cathedral, etc. it was also a short walking distance to our car rental pick up at St Stephen's Green shopping centre. We booked this hotel for the first day of our trip. We arrived in the morning so our room wasn't ready for check in yet, but we were able to drop off our luggage in the lobby. This made it easy for us as we could continue exploring according to our plan (we took a 30 minute train ride over to Howth right after dropping our bags). Coming back to the hotel around 5pm, our room was ready and we were able to nap a bit before dinner. The superior room we booked was located in a renovated section of the hotel and had access to a shared outdoor patio right across from our hotel room. We didn't have time to use the patio but it was spacious and it seemed no one was using it whenever we passed by. Our hotel room was very clean, large (great for us as we had plenty of luggage) and we had two complementary water bottles in the room. We had breakfast the next morning and it was buffet style. There is a section if you want fresh made omelettes. Lots of variety I think but I stuck with the classic Irish breakfast items. So delicious and fresh! Check out process - we had a bit of a hiccup as I had given my credit card for authorization for breakfast charges when I checked in. The staff was asking for my credit card again which confused me as I had already paid. Despite the confusion, the service at Radisson was great and I would definitely recommend this hotel for fellow tourists!

Few hotels genuinely deserve every one of their five stars. The Merrion Hotel is one of them…read more We spent three unforgettable nights here in late July, and from the moment we arrived until our departure, every aspect of our stay was flawless. The hotel strikes the perfect balance between historic grandeur and contemporary luxury, delivering an experience that feels both elegant and genuinely welcoming. The staff were exceptional. Every interaction was warm, polished, and effortless, but Robert, the doorman, deserves special recognition. His professionalism, kindness, and sincere hospitality set the tone each time we entered or left the hotel. He embodies the remarkable standard of service that defines The Merrion. Breakfast each morning in the Garden Room was a highlight of our stay. Designed with a relaxed atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the hotel's formal Georgian drawing rooms, it offers one of the finest breakfasts I've ever enjoyed. The buffet showcases exceptional Irish produce, including a wonderful selection of regional honeys, artisanal yogurts, and kefirs sourced from counties across Ireland. The freshly prepared Full Irish Breakfast was, without question, the best I've ever had--perfectly cooked and featuring outstanding local ingredients. The hotel's wellness facilities are equally impressive. The indoor swimming pool is one of the most beautiful hotel pools I've encountered, complemented by an excellent sauna, steam room, fitness center, and luxurious spa that provide a tranquil retreat after a day exploring Dublin. The Merrion's setting is spectacular. Occupying four meticulously restored Georgian townhouses alongside a contemporary Garden Wing, it combines architectural beauty with every modern comfort. Yet what truly distinguishes the property is its extraordinary art collection. Housing Ireland's largest private collection of 19th- and 20th-century Irish art, the hotel feels as much like a museum as it does a luxury hotel. Among my favorite pieces were Sean Scully's striking Vertical Stripes, Jack B. Yeats' magnificent The Hour of Sleep, Louis le Brocquy's haunting Woman in White, and works by Paul Henry, Roderic O'Conor, Mainie Jellett, and William Scott. In the courtyard garden, Rowan Gillespie's bronze sculpture of James Joyce provides a fitting tribute to one of Ireland's literary giants. Wandering the corridors and elegant reception rooms became an experience in itself. What impressed me most, however, was the service. The staff possess an extraordinary ability to anticipate guests' needs without ever being intrusive. Our room was impeccably maintained each day, with thoughtful evening turndown service, replenished water, perfectly arranged slippers, and countless small touches that elevated our stay. One moment particularly stood out. An elderly family member who uses a wheelchair came to visit us during our stay. The compassion, patience, and professionalism shown by every member of the staff made what could have been a challenging visit completely effortless. Their commitment to accessibility and genuine care was deeply appreciated and reflected the hotel's philosophy that true luxury lies in making every guest feel welcome. The Merrion is more than simply Dublin's premier luxury hotel--it is a destination in its own right. With world-class dining, outstanding wellness facilities, museum-quality art, impeccable accommodations, and service that consistently exceeds expectations, it represents Irish hospitality at its absolute finest. I would return without hesitation, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

The golden lion door knocker and the gentleman in the top hat will be your first clues that you are…read moreentering a gentle and refined hotel. From the moulding to the kind staff to the extensive art collection to the exquisite linens on the plush bed, you are in for a treat. Now, if you expect "modern perfection" please stay elsewhere. There is history in this building. The creaks and cracks are called character. Aka soul. And I wouldn't want it any other way. The icing on the cake is that the Merrion is part of the Leading Hotels of the World Collection. That seal is another indicator of excellence. Be sure to visit the Bar No. 23 and sit by the fire with a cocktail. And bring a swimsuit for a dip in the indoor pool, sauna and steam room.

Nice hotel in center of Dublin. Rooms are decent size and very comfortable beds. Theres a decent…read morebreakfast spread too. For me the location and room size are what I like about the hotel. One thing to watch out for is that during rush our taxis can take 10-15 to arrive. I recommend ordering one in advance so you aren't waiting around.

We stayed at The Fitzwilliam Hotel in Dublin and overall had a lovely experience. The location is…read morefantastic -- central, convenient, and walkable to St. Stephen's Green, Grafton Street, and so many great spots around the city. The interior is beautifully designed with a modern, luxurious feel throughout the hotel. We especially enjoyed the hotel bar -- great drinks, lively yet refined atmosphere, and friendly service. It was a perfect place to relax in the evenings. Our only disappointment was around early check-in. We paid for an extra night so we could access our room early, but due to a flight delay, we ended up arriving around standard check-in time. Unfortunately, the hotel didn't offer any grace, credit, or goodwill gesture, which felt a bit rigid given the premium price point. Still, the stay was comfortable and the service was strong overall. We'd stay again for the location, design, and bar -- and hope for a bit more flexibility next time.

We had a great stay, the hotel was nice. The location is ideal, you can walk to Temple Bar,…read moreGrafton, Guinness, and there are countless bars and restaurants. Everyone at the hotel was very friendly and helpful... Saoirse was spot on with every one of her recommendations. We will be back for sure

Lovely hotel in the heart of the action! Front desk staff, everyone in caribou- outstanding!…read moreWalking distance to everything. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to others

This place is super nice, very very clean, good customer service, and comfortable rooms with all…read morethe amenities to feel right at home. It's at a prime location so you can definitely go out for a stroll if you'd wanted to. There is a restaurant inside, on the pricey side but pretty good. It's a great place to stay for a day or more for sure!

First class from the first second til the last. We were so well taken care of (and even upgraded as…read moreit was an anniversary trip for us with kids in tow). Check-in was early and we were told they would call us when a room was available (and that we were upgraded). Since they knew we flew in on a long flight, they pointed us to specific restrooms to use to freshen up and held our luggage while we went to grab lunch to pass some time. The room was lovely with plenty of space, lots of windows for natural light and comfortable bedding. You really see how they earned their 5 star rating. Every staff member we interacted with, from the front desk, to the gentleman who handled our bags to the room service team bringing food- went the extra mile to ensure we had everything we needed, ask us how our time thus far had been, and make recommendations. What struck me as well was how quiet the hotel was for sleeping- no elevator noises, neighbors slamming doors or anything to disturb us. A lovely gesture that really meant a lot to us was that they sent up a plate with macaroons and sweets with Happy Anniversary written on the plate. Speaking of plates- the food is great too! We enjoyed the vegetarian Irish breakfast and pancakes with fresh juices, fruits and croissants! Our favorite hotel stay yet, we felt at home, truly enjoyed staying in the room as much as we did exploring Dublin, and had such kind interactions with everyone we spoke with.

Stayed at the Westbury for 4 nights and the stay was extremely enjoyable. The staff were very…read moreattentive and helpful. We arrived at 6 am and our room wasn't ready but the staff worked very hard to get us a room within a couple of hours. Breakfasts were excellent and again the staff was quick to answer any questions that we had. The room was very comfortable and had plenty of space for luggage and still be able get around the room. Turndown service at night was an added touch. Location is perfect just about two blocks from Grafton street with easy access to O'Connell Street. Definitely will be staying there again if we return to Dublin.

Absolutely gorgeous hotel in a convenient location. Beautiful, clean, comfortable rooms, friendly…read morestaff, etc. Would highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Dublin.

Really lovely small hotel. Perfectly located, elegantly furnished and decorated. Rooms are cozy…read morebut very comfortable and quiet. Staff were also lovely. Breakfast was great and served in a comfortable and pleasant room. Walking distance to St. Stephen's Green, Grafton St. and many other sites in Dublin City. Definitely take a nice walk through St. Stephen's Green if you've not gone through it before. Highly recommend for pleasure or business travel.

Absolutely loved staying at The Wilder. Peaceful and safe neighborhood, near canal with walking /…read morebiking path as well as gorgeous park at St. Stephen's Green. The rooms are truly "boutique" chic, very comfortable and spotless with complimentary Irish treats. We booked 4 rooms and each was charming and unique. The breakfast buffet is complimentary and really perfect, but you can upgrade to larger full meals which were also delicious. Easy 20-minute walk or light-rail ride to tourist area. Highly recommend this lovely hotel!