Very centrally located--right next to the Liffey, and just across the water from Temple Bar if that's something you're into. We also found the absolute best breakfast of our entire trip just a few doors down at a place called Penam. We stayed here for eight days, left for the weekend to go to Belfast, and the staff were super sweet about holding our extra bags until we returned. The rooms with a bathtub has a shower to boot a huge plus--I'm a bath person, my husband loves showers, so it was perfect for both of us. The only reason I didn't give this hotel four stars is because of a couple of inconveniences. Parking is a bit of a pain, as it's not on site and it gets costly $20 a day , but that's to be expected in Dublin. When we got back from Belfast, our room wasn't ready--which I understand--but we were told we'd get a call when it was, and we never did. I came back around 3:30 after walking around all day I. The rain I was finally able to check in. They also told me our bags would be in the room before we arrived to check in, but they weren't. I asked and was told they'd be sent up, but three hours later, I still didn't have them. I wanted to go out to get something to eat, after taking a warm bath and warming up needing my warmer jacket that was in those bags. Overall, it's a great hotel in a fantastic location with some really kind staff, but the follow-through on the room and luggage situation kept it from being a perfect experience. You can really walk anywhere here shopping pubs Haban hop off buses. My husband goes to work and I can play all day. I don't need a car or nothing. read more

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On our last leg of our Ireland tour, we stayed here in Dublin for 5 nights. Location was great, within walking distance of many attractions and thankfully across the bridge from the noisy Temple Bar area. Everything was close- shopping, restaurants, Temple Bar area, Ha'penny Bridge, etc. As far as parking, the hotel was affiliated with a parking garbage a block away, with a discounted parking rate of 20 euros a day. The hotel will gave us a stamped card to show the parking garage attendant. A modern, contemporary hotel, that had a restaurant, morning breakfast room, lounge, and exercise room. Friendly service.. we were greeted daily with every passing of the check in desk area. Our room was ok- happy it had a small fridge, safe, desk, complimentary water, complimentary slippers, and daily housekeeping upon request. Room didn't have any great city views- just an inner building view. Pillows were flat as pancakes! I did mention to the front desk to add more pillows to our room- orthopedic pillows were offered, but they still were flat. Oh well, just had to layer my sleeping pillows. Breakfast was decent. A beautiful room with an additional upper eating area. Buffet style, with an additional option for made to order. Servers were very friendly and accommodating. Traditional Irish breakfast was offered as well as cereals, fruits, pastries, and yogurt. Overall, good experience. Great location. read more

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Stayed here 30.1.2026 for the first time . It is a beautiful decorated hotel in the heart of Dublin City right across the river Liffey from the Temple Bar . Staff were very welcoming and everything was top class . My bedroom was beautiful and very comfortable. Upon entering I realised in the darkness that door key was needed to switch on lights I would reccomend two things for future guests , 1 Have a light on in the room 2 My room was cold upon entering maybe have the heat on . Dublin on that night was cold and very wet . Just two suggestions for management. Otherwise everything was great . Breakfast buffet Saturday morning was delicious. I highly recommend this hotel on the Liffey . read more

We had the junior suite which had a good view of the river. Despite overlooking the road, there was very little road noise. The bed was reasonably comfortable, so no complaints there. The one knock? One of the sink drains wouldn't drain so, on the way out one morning, we stopped at the front desk to let them know. The person managing the desk could barely be made to listen to us because he was so focused on the turnover with a woman (who I think was in charge of housekeeping). He finally forced himself to listen to our request about the grab-and-go breakfast order we placed but was so obviously distracted that I was completely unsurprised to find that the sink never got fixed. The next day the woman at the desk was much more attentive and successful. Petty complaint? I guess. But a) that slow draining thing really bothers me and b) if you are going to bill yourself as superior, you have to live up to it. Overall, the hotel is well located - close to Temple Bar but far enough away to not be an issue. The river overlook is simply lovely. I only ate breakfast there but it was quite varied, with good food, and excellent wait staff. One additional comment: There was a card in the room warning of taxi times to the airport during rush hour. Our flight left at 7 am on a Wednesday and we had ZERO problems with a quick departure. It was 15-20 minutes to the airport with no problems. read more

4/13/23 - arrived very early and the room wasn't ready at noon. Dropped off baggage and explored the city. Hotel is very close to all the shopping around here. At 2pm they text the room was available we never removed the text. Room was very nice and no problems. Total of 5 stars. See photos. read more

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After a long day of traveling and waiting for our Airbnb to be ready, we stopped across the street at the pretty Morrison Hotel and had our first drinks in Ireland. The bar was called Quay 14 and the three of us sat at the bar. I went with an Irish Coffee with Jameson and Bianca took good care of us. I have a TikTok (bappletree) of her putting a lot of effort and love into it so check it out. It was delicious and it hit the spot. Thanks, Bianca! Review #66 of 100 in 2023. read more

We enjoyed a 3 night stay here in August. It's located a short walk from the Temple area and also close to the train station. We were upgraded to a comfortable and spacious suite. The hotel is beautiful and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. Another perk is the fantastic restaurant and bar. We could have dined there for all of our meals - it was that good! read more

This review is specifically for the Vegan Afternoon Tea at the restaurant, as I can't seem to find their Yelp page. While a pricey experience, it was such a good time! I loved that it's even offered veganized, and that we weren't limited on our treats. I enjoyed most of the food options. For anyone who wants to splurge a little for an afternoon tea, I'd highly suggest doing so at Morrison. read more

We had an amazing stay here while we were in Dublin! We stayed here for 6 nights and it was fantastic. This was my first time in Europe so I thought staying at a Hilton property would make me slightly more comfortable. It's located right near Temple Bar across the river, so it's a quick walk to pretty much anywhere in Dublin. But it's also not too close to Temple Bar so it's quieter at night. It's close to a Tesco as well for any snacks or groceries you need for the room. We got to the hotel around 9 am and were surprised that our room was already ready and we got a complimentary upgrade! The room is very modern and they do have USB outlets but I'd recommend bringing a plug converter as well. Due to covid they aren't doing housekeeping everyday but you can schedule it with the front desk. I enjoyed the complimentary refillable water bottles and the fully stocked mini bar. The hotel also has a bar, restaurant, and a gym. I didn't get a chance to use them but during covid you have to make reservations everywhere, including the gym. Room service is offered as well. Our stay happened to fall over American Thanksgiving so we came back to a surprise Thanksgiving dessert in the room and chocolates for being a Hilton Honors member. So thoughtful! read more

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I stayed here twice to bookend my two week trip to Ireland. The hotel could not be located in a better area. It is right across from the Temple Bar area and within walking distance to almost anything you would want to do in the city. The staff was great and the restaurant served a nice breakfast each morning giving you a choice of a buffet or cooked to order options. It truly did enhance my experience staying here. read more

I love you Morrison Hotel. Your afternoon tea restored me and your decor inspired me. So central to the city! I would like to stay here next time I visit. read more

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We stayed in four places while in Ireland, and The Morrison was by far the most comfortable! The great experience started when we arrived early to drop off our bags. Darren at the front desk was extremely personable and gave us each a water bottle and a large, tasty chocolate chip cookie to bring with us as we explored Dublin. When we came back at night, our bags were in our room. The room was modern and spacious, the bedding was comfortable, and there was toggleable mood lighting. Other amenities included a medium sized TV, writing desk, small couch, and a minibar fridge. The free WiFi worked well. The bathroom was functional. Shower pressure was good. There was a dual-voltage outlet for shavers (but you still need an adapter if your shaver doesn't use the Ireland/UK plug). The only things I didn't like about the bathroom were that the button on the wall to flush the toilet required a lot of force to press, and the sink drained very slowly. The fitness center was fairly small, featuring 2 treadmills, 2 ellipticals, an exercise bike, 1 weight machine, 2 benches, and free weights up to 22kg (48 pounds). People don't come to The Morrison to work out! But people do come here to eat. There are two breakfast buffet options: continental at €15 and full at €19.50. The full buffet includes the continental bar and lets you order additional things from a small menu. We opted for the full buffet and got a €3 discount for booking it the day before. The continental buffet bar included eggs, bacon, sausage, potato boxty, grilled mushrooms and tomatoes, and muffins and fruit. The menu for the full buffet had omelettes, eggs Benedict, French toast, smoked salmon and pancakes. We tried mostly everything, and the quality of the food was very good. The lady at checkout was also very friendly, offering to give us the weather report and call us a cab. Our stay was free thanks for credit card points; otherwise, the price would've been around $300 USD per night. All the other places in Ireland we stayed at were way cheaper, but if you want terrific service and a comfortable experience, The Morrison is where it's at! read more

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We were only here for one night, but it was great. The location was walkable to the central areas of Dublin, but on the other side of the river from Temple Bar, so quiet in the evening. The staff were welcoming and patient and went out of their way to help us out when we were tired and disoriented after flying all night from the US. They even helped us get a cab when we needed help getting to the other side of town after coming back to Dublin a few days later. (Getting a cab in Dublin can be a bit of a hassle.) Just across the lane from a couple of nice cafes and close to bus stops (including the hop-on tour buses). Maybe a 10 min walk to major shopping areas and the light rail stations. Location can't be beat! Rooms were very comfortable (amazing shower!) and lovely facility overall. The restaurant and breakfast were very good as well. I would absolutely stay there again in a heartbeat! read more

Great location in the heart of Dublin, near the river and the Temple Bar. Easy access to the tram system and lots of points of interest in Dublin. The staff is very nice and courteous. The bar staff can make great martinis which is a plus. The rooms are a good size, which makes your stay very nice specially if you stay for a while in Dublin. Great food at the restaurant and bar. The managers go above and beyond to ensure you enjoy your stay. Fresh apples in the lobby every day and you can also ask for a freshly baked cookie. Water in the room every day a full mini bar with low prices. Overall a great experience here. read more

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Location, location and location. Can't get any better location than here when visiting Dublin. When you ask a taxi driver, say "the Morrison". Locals don't recognize this place as doubletree. All the taxi drivers quickly knew where it was when I said "the Morrison". Service is excellent. Front desk staff memorized my name and remember my conversation with them. When I walked by, they would approach me and ask about what we talked earlier. Breakfast buffet is so huge. I enjoyed egg benedict and along with traditional Irish food in the morning. When I couldn't eat, they prepared breakfast to go in a brown bag. My only but huge complaint is Guinness. I thought Guinness tastes good as long as I was in Dublin. I was wrong. It had to be poured properly. Hotel staff didn't do it right, I thought I was getting sick as my Guinness didn't taste good at their restaurant/bar at night. I mean it's important right? What else to do in Dublin? I hope they will train their staff properly. read more

Pro: A very chic and modern hotel near Dublin's Temple Bar district. The attentive staff at check-in was great in describing the services: breakfast, happy hour, room service, taxi reservations, reward program incentives, etc. The soft purple lighting throughout the lobby and in the room was actually pretty relaxing and...dare I say..."artsy"! The bartenders for happy hour were helpful in suggesting a good choice of whiskeys exclusive to Ireland. Also, the breakfast menu (outside of the buffet) was satisfying. Marry all that with a location that's an easy walk to Temple Bar's dining and nightlife and it's a sure hit! Con: Fridge space in the rooms were lacking for your own items. You're a slave to the minibar! Bottom Line: A great place to lay your head in Dublin! read more

From beginning to end our visit here was wonderful. The staff in each Dept was just amazing. They each go out of their way to help and make you feel special. Breakfast is beyond words. The Guinness bread is relish! The grilled tomatoes delightful. The made to order cappuccinos a reason to wake up. Beds are comfy and water in your room. They will give you an adapter with deposit as long as it is returned. Our room was always promptly cleaned and when we needed extra help for a tour the front desk staff more than accommodated. I will tell you I live in a hotel 4 of the 7 days a week. I often see it all. The good the bad and definitely the ugly. This is one of my favorites. It was a sincere pleasure to stay where they really seem to care. Lastly Location Location Location!! Best location ever! Close to Temple Bar but far enough you don't hear them party all night. Walking distance to Grafton St, Trinity College, Dublin Castle and Guinness. read more

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Loved staying here!!! Great location and proximity to everything you would like to visit while in Dublin. Vrenellie at the front desk was a massive help with directing us, and we can't wait to eventually come back with more family and friends :) renovations are ongoing, but the staff did great accommodating us read more

Having now stayed at The Morrison twice, I've concluded that it's an acceptable, if not enjoyable, lodging establishment. It offers a convenient location situated near Dublin's city centre - an easy walk from Temple Bar just across the river, or the variety of shopping outlets just a few blocks north. Without traffic, travel time to/from the airport is a brief 20- or 30-minute trip. Plus, it boasts one of the more renowned breakfasts in town (of which I've not partaken, sadly). However, the efficacy of the in-room HVAC system is questionable, I was erroneously charged €25 for restaurant/minibar purchases I didn't make, and upon my most recent checkin, I discovered un-removed cigarette butts in the toilet rubbish bin. Also, while internet is free, you may have to experiment with the various RJ-45 jacks in the room to figure out which one is active. Open wireless is offered as well, but strangely only in the lobby. What decade do we live in? At ~€90-100 a night, I would consider The Morrison a bargain if they could at least avoid making basic missteps in billing and service. Instead, it serves as a reasonable standby option when more reliable hotels are out of my price range. read more

Huge fan of The Morrison after the recent refurbishment. Great hip atmosphere on the North side of the Liffey across from Temple Bar. This property is now a Doubletree which is owned by Hilton which means you get points if your an HHonors member and a warm chocolate chip cookie when you arrive (even after midnight as was my case one time!). Before the Morrison used to be very dark and run-down version of a W-hotel, but now it is exceptionally clean, bright, and airy. The walls are white with subtle hints of purple. Each room has its own wifi router, which is a nice perk. Wifi is free. There is also a nice cocktail bar lounge up a half stair-case off the lobby. The gym is a bit disappointing, not much going outside of cardio even if the loft space is nice. All in, kudos to the Morrison on the renovation, you've been re-added to my short-list of fun Dublin hotels. read more

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Soooo, I read about The Morrison's 'Gentleman's Afternoon Tea' online one day and had two thoughts... 1. The name is slightly sexist and 2. It sounds delicious! So I got over myself and decided I'd give it a go! The Morrison itself is really nice, the eating area is through the main door to the right so you have all the energy of the hotel while still being separate enough to enjoy your food in peace. I noticed that the Gentleman's Afternoon Tea wasn't on the menu so I asked our waiter who explained that it's relatively new so will be added to the new menu when that's created. I also highlighted my reservations about the name and the waiter said this was feedback he had also received from other women who felt that this version of afternoon tea was more up their street than the traditional version...my thoughts exactly! So, what do you get you ask? Ok, here goes... A mini steak sandwich with coleslaw, mini burger with tomato relish, paprika chips, sausage on a stick with pickles and jalapeños, a savoury bacon, cheese and onion scone, a salted caramel and biscuit dessert, whiskey chocolate mousse in an edible chocolate cup and a pint of IPA. Phew! And the price? A steal at €23! Everything was presented beautifully on a wooden board and I couldn't really fault it, either in terms of presentation or value for money. I wouldn't say it was the best burger or steak sandwich I've ever had but the sausage and desserts were particular highlights. And anyway, even with traditional Afternoon Tea there's always going to be elements you prefer over others isn't there? Would I recommend it? Yes! One criticism I have, however, is the fact that servers were at out table every few minutes. They were really friendly and the service was really efficient but one in particular kept coming back asking if we were ready for a "real drink" a number of times, even after we told him we were happy with the drinks we had. This was offputting, I have to be honest. read more

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Previously been here for the classic afternoon tea which I enjoyed a lot. This time round we tried their new offer: Gentleman's afternoon tea. It looked amazing on paper, and I barely ate all day to save my hunger for the feast that was about to come. When we arrived (it was a special occasion as they had put the big screen out to watch the 6 nations) we were being sat at a corner table, right in front of a huge statue, which blocked most of our view. Not much rugby watching to be done, so we focussed on the food. We ordered, and the afternoon tea came out literally 1 minute later. Definitely NOT MADE fresh so! Here's what we had: -beef slider (really small and dry), steak 'sandwich' (same little bun as the slider, only with a dry piece of steak),sausage with pickles (this was okay), cheese/ bacon scone (so dry, that one bite I had to chew forever to be able to swallow- did not finish) and fries (they were lukewarm - I dare say almost cold) -the desserts were slightly better, a little chocolate mousse pot and salted caramel pot Come on Morrison! You can do way better than this! I understand it was a busy day with many visitors for the rugby. But we were meant to be there for 2+ hours for the match, so no need to rush. I rather had waited 30 minutes and get some fresh food rather than this sad excuse of dry and cold food. It was 25€ (including a pint), but no way in the world that this afternoon tea was worth 20 quid. *insert sad face* read more

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I recently enough had the Gentlemens afternoon here. For what it is it's excellent however I was a little disappointed as I suppose it wasn't really "afternoon tea" it was just small snack sized portions of lots of different foods - all of which were quite delicious. And accompanied by a Wicklow Wolf beer which I did like. The hotel itself is very clean, very modern, very spacious & airy & the staff are very attentive and helpful. Overall I like the place! No parking which is a bit of a bummer, but parking in Jervis Street is just €12 for the whole day & that's really close by! read more

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Stylish hotel, centrally located... This place use to be the place to be seen though now competes which so many other trendy places that have come alive in Dublin. The bar is nice in here, spacious and inviting... Some great comfortable seating and if you sit by the window, it's the perfect spot to sip a cocktail and watch the world to by outside. Staff are all well turned out, polite and professional. Only been to a function here plus used the bar, have not stayed in the hotel however I had a friend stay and she loved it, I've also given it as an option to people I know coming into town needing a central location. read more

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So they've done up the Morrison. No longer dark and sleek, it's now all creams and purples and cool looking art and funky lighting. Personally speaking - get ready this is controversial - I think I preferred it before. Now I'd like to preface this review by saying that I'm talking about the eating / drinking / lounge area only - I've never yet had the pleasure of staying here. But I dunno - I know it was really dark and a tad moody, but I liked this. I feel like it's recent makeover, though fabulous, don't get me wrong, but it feels a little - generic - to me. I know they're now part of Doubletree which maybe accounts for this. Anyway it's still a lovely place to sit and have a drink. We sat at the bar and drank our way through a mojito or three. They were fairly well made (I think perhaps the first bar tender was still learning as she forgot to mix it! But that didn't happen again so all good, we all have to learn somewhere!) Another really minor thing irked me in that our glasses were always left there lingering in their emptiness whilst we drank the next one. I don't want to see how many of these delicious concoctions I've gone through, thanks, especially if I'm sitting at the bar and they are very easily cleared. They cost a tenner each which I don't think is too bad for hotel prices. I guess if the service was just a little better, it would make all the difference. read more

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Overall, this place was fantastic! Pros: - Great location - just walk over the bridge and you're in Temple Bar. Easy walk to a bunch of restaurants and pubs with live music. Lots of fun! - Big, comfy bed + large room. It was nice to be able to spread out a bit for a few nights. - Wonderful breakfast! We were able to use our points to get the breakfast and they had SO many options. There's a buffet with eggs, bacon, sausage, smoothies, pastries, cereal, juice porridge, etc. Plus you can order from a menu (pancakes, waffles, etc!) - Very friendly staff - they were so welcoming and helpful. Cons: - The only con was that our room "window" overlooked the stairs, so we couldn't see outside, which was a bummer, especially in a city you've never been in. read more

If you read any of these reviews you'll see, stylistically, people seem to either love it or hate it. While the decor isn't my personal taste, I'd hardly knock the place for it. It's newly renovated, clean and if anything, minimalistic -- I'm okay with all of those things! I get what they were trying to achieve with the colored lights everyone talks about and I'm sure it's not for everyone. But hey, If you're not feeling it... don't worry, you don't have to have them on. They're also not "neon" lights. It's a regular white light behind a frosted colored glass (I've seen them described as neon). Yes, you do have to have the keycard in a little slot by the door in order to keep the lights on, otherwise they shut off. Sure, I've never seen this in a hotel before and it was a little strange for me to get used to... but I did. And guess what? We ALWAYS knew where our keycard would be before we left the hotel room to sight-see. We didn't have to worry about where we set it down. That right there trumps any little inconvenience of having to "plug it in." As for our personal experience with the rest of the hotel, we arrived around 8 am our first day. Our room was ready to go and we were able to go right upstairs and drop our bags. Since it's a DoubleTree hotel, we also were given two warm, gooey cookies which, breakfast worthy or not, hit the spot after a long red-eye flight. Our room was a good size, quiet, clean and with a view of the river from the side street (you had to look diagonally). Really my only complaint about the room itself is that the window was on the small side. But, it's an old building and let's be real, did I really spend much time in my room looking out the window? No, I spent my time out exploring Dublin and having way too much fun! Just a quick list of perks for those who are skimming: - Warm cookies! - Free internet - Great location - Nice fitness room - Clean & new - Entrance is on the side of the building (not facing the river) Would I stay again? Totally. read more

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Clean room, nice staff, ok breakfast. I think they need more food options for breakfast. Also they had only one person on one machine in he middle of the room making coffee and she did not look happy. By the time I got my coffee it was time to go. It takes a long time for anyone to come up to you and ask you if you would like water or to order eggs. The man next to me waited a long time for his eggs Benedict and the rest of his party left him at the table. If you would like a super clean hotel this is the place for you. If you want service not so much. read more

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With a friend staying here, we decided to make a mid-evening pit stop to recharge phones (and ourselves). I was very impressed with the outward appearance of the hotel and the rooms. While I didn't stay over night, the beds in the rooms were comfortable for the 20 minute power nap I took, but the room itself seemed a bit tight. An area we examined closer was the bar. Sitting was limited, but available. Service was average at best. However, this particular night, the band on stage totally rocked. A planned quick drink turned into enjoying a full set. Overall, this stop became a solid part of our evening activities! read more

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The hotel itself is nice. Great bar/restaurant attached also called the Morrison. Loved the bathroom as well. The bed was so uncomfortable - literally back pain after sleeping in it both nights I was there. Would not stay there again based on the terrible bed, I've slept in better at s_____y motels in random towns. Overall nice property. Sleep matters however read more

Gentleman's tea. A great take on the traditional version. Very tasty and I would recommend to mates. However, the scone ham&cheese. Drop it. Replace it with an lamb burger. read more

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Great location! Walking distance to everything! It was really convenient being so close to Temple Bar- right across the bridge. Walking in, we were greeted by a super friendly, extra cheery staff. I couldn't help but notice the beautiful decor. Everything was clean and perfectly put in its place. Since it is a Doubletree, you are greeted with their warm soft gooey chewy signature cookies. The room was spacious and just as beautiful. The pink mood lighting is a nice touch as well. We had some laundry done while we were there. It was a bit pricey, but they delivered it back to our room right on time. My only complaint is that I have silver Hilton Honors status. We were put on the 2nd floor and not on the Hilton Honors 4th floor. When I inquired about this at check in, I was told it was an upgrade. I've never had a Hilton property deny me the Honors floor before. Oh well. Stop at the hotel bar for a delicious Irish coffee! The bartenders are very kind! read more

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Stayed here 9/8-11. Located just across the river from Temple Bar, it was conveniently located for what we wanted to do. Clean and spacious rooms, friendly & helpful front desk staff, great breakfast spread and lively bar! read more

Designed in the 90s by the famous Irish designer John Rocha, this hotel has seen more A list celebrities than Hello magazine, from Kylie Minogue to Matthew McConaughey (who lived here for 2 months in the penthouse while filming Reign of Fire). But for us normal people, the front bar is probably as far as we'll get. Be sure to wear your Sunday best and act cool when lounging here. You'll impress any new date by taking him/her for a candlelight cocktail and Galway oysters. There's an incredible decor that oozes class. read more

Nice hotel along the River Liffey and near many great shops, pubs, Luas tram, and nightlife. I booked tours through their front desk and they gave thorough details that made the experiences positive. They had excellent knowledge of the area and were able to guide us well. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and equipped with excellent air conditioning. The one negative was our check in was delayed because we needed a king sized bed in one of our rooms and they needed to change the bed set up. Otherwise, excellent experience. read more

Beautifully renovated! Great atmosphere for drinks, meeting friends or even a business meeting. Really delicious food! The Hanlon's Scallops (pictured) and Scotch Egg are so amazing they melt in your mouth. The sliders and fries from the bar menu really hit the spot. read more

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Famous gentleman's tea; a few weeks ago walking past the hotel we noticed the board advertising gentleman's tea and we thought it was a brilliant idea! Afternoon tea in Dublin is the rage these days so we were impressed with the gentleman's version. It was what we expected and more, the burger was cooked well, the sweet stuff especially the chocolate made teacup is COOL. I wasn't mad on the scone as it was the first time trying a scone with ham in it. Afternoon tea came with a free alcoholic drink and coffee. Price for two = €50. read more

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One of the most stylish hotels I have ever been to, love everything about it!: design,layout and certainly the food! Enjoyed our work Arabic style summer party :) 3 course meal following ice cream was absolutely delicious! Absolutely perfect place for a bit of lunch or drink, also it's a perfect place for a party! Highly recommend! read more

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Just recently had a stay at the Morrison, when we arrived to request a quote the reception manager gave us a price per night we advised her it would be two rooms and she stuck with the price per night NOT per room. We then decided to book a 4 night stay, the next day we saw a charge that did not match the quote given and went to dispute it with the manager but he did not want to hear it. I have tried to contact their corporate team and still have not had a resolution. This ruined one day in Dublin for us as we were stuck looking for a different hotel! Extremely disappointed with their "hospitality" beware when booking ensure you are being given the proper rate! read more

Great, modern hotel in the middle of the city! This hotel was the perfect location if you plan to walk around Dublin. Most popular attractions and sites are within a 2-mile walk. The decor is very modern with a purple color palate. The Morrison has a fitness center, breakfast area, bar and grill and event rooms available for guests. The staff is very nice and accommodating. They helped us book our bus tours for 2 days and gave us directions and maps. The rooms are very clean and spacious and the bartenders at Quay 14 are fantastic and can make a great martini. read more

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