Dublin One Hotel

Friendly service and excellent food/bar service. Convenient location!

Quite a walk from city centre

The staff was very helpful, and very friendly.

Close to bus routes. Room was very small, but comfortable and seemed fairly clean. Area seemed safe. I had paid for breakfast to be included and every day was told I needed to pay. Had to have them confirm with the front staff every day that I was correct before being able to eat for free, which was frustrating. The food was not that great. My son did not like any of it unfortunately, not many child friendly food options. I ordered a salad for dinner and the lettuce was browning and seemed unwashed.

nice hotel. Bathroom is mordern and cute

Very comfortable, safe, and nice. A little walk from the centre but easy enough.

Brilliant hotel and amazing staff. Especially Amial blonde lady on reception.really good food and very reasonable prices

Everything

Rooms are small bu

Very clean. Excellent service. Good food in dining area. I will always come back here

I was in a room next to the lifts, & it had 2 huge problems. First problem was the noise, the lift mechanism is clearly heard through the AirCon. Really noisy, no way I could sleep in there. Second problem was potentially lethal exposed electrics on the keycard. I was told there was no other room available. Manager agreed they would refund Hotels.com, who I booked through. He was very nice & very apologetic. I have been completely unable to get a refund, both hotels.com & the hotel directly seem to be unable to talk to each other.

The staff are amazing and go out there way to help. The women at checkin managed to arrange a room for us early as we arrived in Dublin at 7am and checkin is usually not until 3. Good atmosphere. There are bikes outside that you rent for 3 euros to get to the city center in 5 mins so worth going to this hotel

Unfortunately the hotel wasn’t quite as good as I was expecting it to be. The rooms are very small! My biggest issue is there isn’t any windows or anything for some actual ventilation. It gets extreamly stuffy & warm in the room, I’d hate to stay there in summer! To sit at the dressing table you needed to sit on the edge of a bed, the provided stool didn’t fit in the small gap. A few hangers on an open rail for clothes only option was to keep clothes in the cases. Beds seemed comfortable, yet somehow one mattress was slipping off the bed constantly. Rooms were somewhat soundproofed, but doors opening/closing sounded literally like your own was opening. People talking on corridors may as well have been in your room. Downstairs decor was lovely. Staff friendly. Strange when we went to sit & charge phones in the bistro before leaving (we asked the staff if this was possible first to be told it wasn’t a problem if ordering drinks etc) after ordering drinks we were told the sockets didn’t work?? Luggage storage was handy. Location - a good 20/30minute walk to the main areas of Dublin City centre, but plenty of pubs/food options around the neighboring streets if you don’t want to venture that far. We didn’t eat in the restaurant at the hotel. Good transport links for the buses to the airport & very reasonably priced. Possibly we’d stay again if the price was competitive to staying more central, but definitely not for people who aren’t ready to get some steps in!

Unfortunately we did not have a good experience staying at this hotel. Firstly, we were told our room was on the first floor. When I tried to use the key to open the door from the lobby to hallway with the rooms, I realised anyone could access this area and you didn’t need a key. When we went into the room I found it to be tiny and dirty for what we paid for. I don’t usually complain, but I couldn’t have slept in that room. So I went to reception and thankfully the lady at the front desk put us in an accessible room which was a bit bigger, however still had the bed up against the wall (so if you are in a couple, one of you has to crawl over your partner if you need to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night). The water pressure in the shower was horrible, wasn’t sure I could even wash my hair but managed to. The hotel and rooms seem dirty- likely because they don’t do regular room cleans unless guests specifically request. There was no hairdryer in the room (which is fine, it happens) but when we asked for one to be brought to the room, my partner had to call twice as it took so long. By the time it arrived my hair was already dry. Worst of all though was on the first night when we were asleep and were woken at around 3am by what sounded like an old rackety washing machine in our room. There was a vent in the roof that the noise was coming from. Unsure if it was the bathroom in the room above us or not, but it was so loud that I recorded it in disbelief.

Comfortable but noisy good breakfast

I’ve stayed at Dublin One over 10 times probably. This time I’ve stayed in their large suit a like room. While the room is large, it is facing to the main road which was quite noisy at night until late. Also their breakfast was much better when it was a la carte, now it is just a buffet.

I’ve stayed at Dublin One probably over 10 times by now as I frequently visit Dublin for work. In the past I’ve stayed mostly in Double rooms which were good, this time I had to stay at Triple room. The room felt a bit tired. Probably needs repainting. The desk is too small to work on it, very important for business traveller. Also their breakfast in the past was much better, the a la carte one. They’ve sadly changed it to a buffet which is mediocre to be honest. Croissants are good, that’s about it.

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We stayed here atvthe dublin one hotel Feb 2025 was a great hotel, friendly and helpful staff. Walkkng distance from town centre. Felt safe and comfortable. Would definitely recommend

Friendly staff. Room clean and the bed comfortable. Fairly good choice of breakfast. 3 minute walk to the bus stop to get bus to airport.