Keavans Port

Great stay, great area!

Our stay was great, the room was very nice & the staff was excellent - they were so nice & helpful. Made it a great stay & time in Dublin. Thank You!

Lovely hotel just out of centre, lots of places to drink and eat around

The hotel was lovely from complimentary water and tea and coffee in your room to fantastic breakfast at reasonable prices at the restaurant. The hotel was not to far from the city centre of Dublin, with a short walk down to the shops. Whilst walk down Camden street there are plenty of bars and restaurants on the way. My only complaint if any was that our room was at the front of the hotel. On the night it was very noisy with people passing and shouting. So if your a light sleeper ask for a room at the back of the hotel or not at the front.

Great room with nice amenities. Good breakfast options at a very sensible price. Walking distance to public transport.

Amazing location and we managed to get a wonderful deal through Expedia. Would recommend to family and friends and definitely would stay here again!

Great hotel for our two night stay in Dublin. Room was well equipped and comfortable. Staff were very helpful. Would definitely recommend.

For a hotel with a popular bar inside, the rooms were surprisingly quiet. The rooms were huge, comfortable, and with all the amenities you need. The location was very convenient for visiting downtown Dublin or bus connections. The major drawback for me was the food. The restaurant food quality was pretty abysmal. Cold, frozen fries, cold breakfast, uninspired menu. But the QR code ordering was convenient and everyone working quite pleasant. Many great restaurants around, though.

Super short break for a few days in Dublin visiting family.

Great stay, booked in early and the reception staff were fantastic for recommendations and showing us where to go in Dublin, very large pub with a lovely old building incorporated, which was great to have your breakfast in, we enjoy walking around cities so the hotel was well placed for a short stroll into the tourist areas, (plus the weather was fantastic in April, which helps) we didn’t eat around the hotel by there were plenty of restaurants and the Tesco express across the roads is super handy

I chose this hotel because I wanted something away from the louder, busier parts of Dublin. I can only attest to the room I was given, and do not know the layout of the entire property, but my room had windows overlooking an outdoor courtyard, which I discovered later that evening would be filled with screaming, smoking pub patrons until midnight. I contacted the hotel staff, and was first told they would close the area. They didn't. I called them again, and was told it would only continue until midnight (I had to be up at 6am- ugh), and that no other rooms were available to relocate me to. And so, I lie there, with cigarette smoke having filled my room, listening to the extreme noise, until after midnight. It was HORRIBLE. The staff were empathetic, that night and the next morning. The management did contact me, but gave only a 20% refund ($34?). There was also no shampoo, conditioner, towel rack or luggage rack in the room. I felt the whole night should have been refunded. It is a historic property with character, and a pub on-site. I suggest that you be specific with your room request regarding smoke and noise if you choose to stay here. No way I could have known only glass windows would have been between me and that level of smoke and noise.

Many delicious restaurants in the area. Staff was sweet enough to book our taxi on the way out to the airport; which was on time and fast. Within walking distance of St. Stephen’s, Museum of Natural History,, Temple Street, and all of the major attractions in the city.

Nice place to stay, central to everything. Only issues were wi-fi was spotty at best in the room and the TV didn’t work.

Great room at an affordable price for Dublin. Convenient location too. A bit hard to find it when i arrived late at night but the night manager was very helpful.

Stay was good

Need room floor upgrade

In the heart of Dublin. Room was very large with a comfortable bed.

Went for a concert with my friend, the receptionists were so lovely, especially Marina!! They were cheery and down to earth and made the visit that much more special. The room was spotless, the bed was so comfy and the hot drinks in the room were amazing!! Would definitely stay again and 100% recommend

The Keavens Port Hotel is a dichotomy of experiences. It is well-located and well-decorated. My room was clean and spacious. The hotel is filled with as many doors as it has windows. To get from the elevator to my room I had to navigate through 5 different doors, 3 of which required my magnetic key card. To call the elevator from the main level you have to press both the up and down buttons simultaneously, something not required to head back down, at least not from my floor. The first morning, I went downstairs to the restaurant on the main level. After looking at the menu I waited for 15 minutes for someone to take my order to no avail. I found out later from the hotel reception desk that you have to walk up to the counter to order and pay and they will bring the food out when done. That is something that would have been nice to read on the breakfast menu or that any of the wait staff who walked past my table that morning could have easily shared. Housekeeping for my room location was at 4 PM one day and 3 PM the next, a little late as I was already back from my day’s adventures. However, they were very nice and one can tell they did a great job as there were no dust bunnies anywhere.

The room was great, amazing location, unfortunately the towel in the room was stained but they quickly changed that out. It was slightly strange having to enter and exit via the main pub door to get up to the rooms but not the end of the world.