Search Hotels Near Blessington Street Basin, Dublin

"The room was cleaned and had everything you needed with the galley right next door to our room to make tea and coffee. The staff were helpful and polite and made you feel welcome. The breakfast was good, plenty of variety and was fresh and lots of healthy choices and you had the option of barista coffee. Only had a couple of drinks at the bar but a lot to choose. Only disappointment was there was no Guinness on draught."

"Great location and great staff"

"It was a good stay of one night. "

"When it comes to vacations, two factors are crucial comfort and hospitality. The Marlin hotel excelled in this areas providing an outstanding experience. We stayed for a week and use this hotel as a base to explore Ireland. The staff were warm and welcoming , and the early check- in was a bonus after a long flight. The hotel's amenities, including a gym, laundry, facilities , and a Restaurant were excellent. The ambiance was lovely , with a pleasant scent and exceptional service. The hotel location near many attractions made it ideal choice . We would highly recommend the Marlin Hotel to anyone traveling to Dublin and would definitely stay here again. "

"Good location, clean. "

"Oh yes, I’m not a breakfast person but I did enjoy your buffet. Thank you. "

"The Holiday Inn Express is in a great location and was reasonably priced. Breakfast was included and there was a good selection, with food being regularly replenished as required. Staff were friendly throughout the hotel and it was super convenient to be able to leave luggage before check in and after check out if we wanted. The shower had decent pressure and it was good to have a room safe. Bed was super comfy and the room was a decent size and quiet. We were on the third floor. Staff at reception offered suggestions on where to eat. We discovered Lincoln's Inn behind Trinity College which had the best seafood chowder and Beef and Guinness Pie, both reasonably priced. We took the Dublin Express think it was 832 from the airport and thought it dropped off in O'Connell Street but it didn't. You need to get off at Ashton Quays stop 325. The driver says the stop but it's not always clear. You can take the bus back from there to the airport but it takes a while so you're better going from Eden Quay or Customs House. We walked everywhere including Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Whisky Distillery, Trinity College,Temple Bar, St Stephens Green, Grafton St and the Liffey Boat tour which is next to the EPIC centre. Really enjoyed the In Stitches Comedy show which is located downstairs in the bar P Kearney. Bar was also reasonably priced and had great Irish music and singing. Both of us are mid 50s and furthest took us about 35 mins. Would definitely recommend and stay again."

"The breakfast bar was so-so, not the caliber of what is expected at a nice hotel."

"Had everything I needed in this city centre hotel. Comfy bed, friendly, helpful staff and only a short walk to the Temple Bar area. "