Dublin Inns

Modern design, close to city centre Unfriedly, rooms above the bar is noise till late

hotel had no details of our booking and initially said there were no rooms available. When the manager eventually found us a room it had not been cleaned

The design and the location, which was quite good. Not centered but close to all the attractions. The bathroom could have been a bit cleaner. The heating was ok, but could have been better. The room was on the first floor, next to the street, so it was a bit noisy. A room on the 2d or 3d floor coud have been great !

The rooms have been newly refurbished and very nicely done. The location was great for exploring the city. It was not clear this is not a "hotel", ie. No room service, ph, etc. The internet was not working. There were issues with the new plumbing. For 2 nights I had no working toilet.. They changed me to a much smaller room that the bathroom worked. They did not offer any compensation for the issues. The first room was at the top of almost 40 stairs, with no lift and no help with luggage.

The hotel was clean and very central for all local attractions/bars/pubs/clubs/restaurants and the room was nice, fairly spacious and modern in decor. The room was very noisy as it is directly opposite to a club which stays open until the early hours but we expected this, but there is also a building site down the road which is noisy and work starts early in the morning. Also, the water was switched off half way through the morning when we were due to check out, meaning that my friend's shower was cut short and I couldn't get a shower at all.

The staff we dealt with prior to check in at at check in were absolutely wonderful-- went way above and beyond to accomodate us!!! The rooms were nice, clean, and comfortable. And, the location, geographically, is convenient for sight seeing in Dublin. This is not necessarily a reflection on Farrington's specifically, but if you value sleep at all, do not stay in Temple Bar!! We could hear every word, scream, song, and toast from the bar below and from the street. This hotel is across from a night club and the crowd is indescribably loud and obnoxious until 4 am. It almost ruined our whole trip, unfortunately.

Easy access to the center of activity in Temple Bar, and the room was secure...it felt safe.

The room provided tea and coffee making facilities - although we had to ask for a new kettle as the lead on the original one in the room was heating up instead of the kettle! The beds were extremely hard and uncomfortable and the bedside lamp shades were being held on by masking tape. The window was old and let in a draft so heating had to be turned up to the full.Having to ring a doorbell to be let in at night was also slightly frustrating.

Staff very helpful over parking, plenty of info material available, good breakfasts, surprisingly quiet (both internal & external noise) Felt a little run-down - eg fittings with no bulb in or damaged bulb. Would have preferred not to have to ring every time to get in the building.

location is good not far to town center . Friendly bath room is really small

Bit noisey in the early hours

cheap and near the city centre and also close to bus stops loud environment, really bad smell in the stairs.

The location was good. It was nice to have a Pub to call 'home' while in Dublin. The bathrooms were very tiny. There is no centralized hotel staff, only the bartender in the pub to request services or ask questions.

Location excelllent, toilet facilities very clean, own door key front and to room. No on site staff, deal with them from bar, budget accommodation. Very dark, only curtains no blinds, as one floor up, very visible from street, Floor area not immediatly visible not hoovered very dusty. No light in hall or landing. basic accommodation with double, single, and let down bed, Bring own toiletories.

handy venue for weekend trip to dublin,price reasonable,no strings attached n/a

Immaculate, friendly, and attendant. No.