Top Hotels Near GAA Museum in Dublin from AU$203

"Dated, run down a bit, walls thinner than paper, you will enjoy the neighbour's conversations as though they are standing beside you, privacy is non existent. The "king" bed will just be 2 beds pushed together, (don't pay extra for that!) no mattress pad or anything so there is a nice lump line down the middle, pretty uncomfortable. The softness of the mattress is comparable to plywood, the pillows as fluffy as a brick of cheese. The price we paid was more than the Hilton down the road, the non refundable rule is brilliant on thier part, they know once you arrive and realize its too late. Feels like a tourist trap, staff seem pretty friendly though. The area is close to everything, unfortunately in a rougher part of town but there is a convenience to it. If the price was cheap id have no complaints, charging $300/night is insane"

"Liked everything about the hotel, had some difficulty with booking otherwise was 5 stars"

"Great location and very nice accomodations"

"Felt only negatives were showers and taps which turn off water every 10 seconds. Apparently this is to save water but there’s much better ways like maybe having it turn off for a minute after 3 mins of use. It ends up being super frustrating and you can hear others in your pod and those next door banging taps every 2 seconds to get water going. Have to pay for towels taken every day. Also there’s no pool table and the social area besides the bar is actually very small. Not super social hostel, not for younger vibe I would say. Overall the room, pods are clean and bathroom is reasonably clean. Note that it’s not the safest area outside of the hostel itself, walk towards direction of main city if going out. Hostel itself secure. "

"We appreciated the welcome we received and luggage storage as we arrived a few hours before checkin. The room was clean and comfortable. Some noise from construction in the morning might be around for a while, but it is a growing city. Hands down the most considerate breakfast buffet, so would highly recommend!"

"Overall the hotel was good value for money. Staff were v friendly and helpful. Very clean and tidy. The hotel food was good if a little on the pricey side (but Dublin is on the pricey side). Our only issue was our double room (Room 141) had the wierdest layout. The bed was in an alcove with one side of the bed right against the wall meaning that if you needed to get up in the night you had to climb over the person next to you. We put up with it as we were only there for 3 nights but I imagine some people would physically not be able to manage this. The main takeaway from booking this hotel is that it takes approximately 30 minutes to walk to 'Temple Bar' so use the local buses. The bus stop is just around the corner and it only costs €2. Similarly, use the public bus to get to and from the airport. We used the #16 going home and it only cost €2.50 each. Again, the bus stop is just around the corner from the hotel. If you prefer to take a taxi, be prepared, ours cost €25 to get to the hotel. I wish we had known about the bus beforehand!!"

"A good location near to some nice restaurants"

"Positives: Modern, stylish, clean,located just off Upper O'Connell Street Good quality bathroom and comfortable beds. Not so good: The rooms are very small with virtually no storage space.Technophobes may struggle with the temperature control and lighting systems."

"Yes, breakfasts were fine. "