The room was tiny, but it was clean and nice. Great location

The room was small but the bed was so comfortable with the down blanket slept great! The bar area and staff excellent, the had an outdoor area, entertainment every night walking distance to restaurants and jameson distillery, overall great place to stay

Rooms were very small

No shops - in a backland and gritty area. Homeless people and drug use evident around hotel

Undoubtedly, the 5 stars go to the staff for exceeding my expectations. Very friendly and helpful and they just make the place wonderful. The rooms are small. The rooms are quiet and clean. The showers are perfect. You do need to pay extra for the buffet style breakfast but it was very good and restocked when it needed it. If you are looking for a place to stay that is fancy and has room service and snooty staff, this is not the place for you. There is a cocktail bar and barista coffees available. We loved the live music. One of the staff sang, too. Perhaps a down side is that you need to walk a bit to get to the heart of Dublin but the tram is just up the road.

Very clean. Nice lobby bar with friendly staff. Rooms are incredibly tiny. Like half the size of a college dorm. No room for luggage beyond an overnight bag. Plenty of great pubs in walking distance

Lots of dining options in the area

Great location. Friendly staff. Walkable to everything.

The room was interesting, we booked an accessible room which we found out after checking in meant it was a handicapped room. We tried to change rooms but they were fully booked which worked to our advantage because our daughter got a regular room and there is no way 2 people would be comfortable in it. Our bathroom was huge which was a plus but fully open with all the handicap amenities so you took a shower and everything got wet. The bed was not huge but comfortable though there was nothing else to really relax on. The rooms overall are not large so there was not much room to spread out our suitcases. What we wish they offered was an included breakfast or at lease have coffee and tea available for free. You had to pay extra for everything. The staff was very friendly and helpful and there were restaurants in the area within walking distance.

This is not a 4 stars hotel. The room is very small and the shower pressure is poor. The worst shower pressure I have personally experienced. In general the staff are very friendly and helpful to what they could do.

Rooms were very small (dorm room size) so not ideal for more than 1 person per room. No place to put suitcase and not enough spots to unpack clothes. It is ideal for a 1 night stay but not for multiple. You hear everything in the halls, people walking by talking loudly and people in the neighboring rooms (dropping things, talking, TVs). Close to Jameson Distillery and some restaurants but that’s pretty much it. If you can, splurge on a better hotel located around more things in the city.

The Hendrick was a prefect base for us to explore central Dublin.

The room was just too small no storage space whatsoever! Shower/Bathroom excellent Staff polite and very helpful

The Hendrick definitely met our needs while in Dublin. It was conveniently located, spacious parking, food, bar and clean. The self check-in process was a breeze! The rooms were small but I spent minimal time in the room. Definitely recommend!

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Smallest hotel room I have ever seen, but also the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in!

The room is perfect for a hobbit or a dwarf. For 1 person alone it might be tolerable but for 3 it was a nightmare. Since there were no operating windows, the room was very stuffy and did not have a good smell. The people at the front desk were not helpful and dismissive. The breakfast buffet was very limited in selection. Not a good option for a pleasurable stay. I would not recommend this hotel.

Comfy beds, nice lounge area.

My "double" room was tiny!

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