I chose Nua Haven because I have never traveled to Dublin and wanted to feel secure about my surroundings with access to a knowledgeable host. I was not disappointed with my decision. Bruno was a very helpful and patient host. The B&B is a very short bus ride to City Centre with a convenient bus stop only a brief walk... More

Bruno and Michael made us both very welcome. As a coelliac, they went out of their way to ensure I had some gluten free bread for breakfast, even though they didn't find out until we arrived!! Their knowledge of Dublin is superb and it's so easy to get to the city on the local bus and their location is so... More

The staff at Nua Haven took extra time to help me become oriented with Dublin before I set out. As a woman traveling alone, I felt safe at the B&B and in the neighborhood late at night. The shower there is so fantastically amazing it's worth writing about (not to mention the thick towels and comfortable bed). When I got... More

It's been a year and a half since our trip, so this review is a bit overdue. But it still stands out in our minds as one of the best trips ever, thanks to Bruno at Nua Haven. The house itself is clean and comfortable, and everything you could ask for in a B&B. They've remodeled the house specifically as... More

Bruno and Michael are amazing hosts with great advise and suggestions for tourists. The house is incredibly clean with modern minimalistic decor. The guest rooms are small but they have incredibly comfortable beds and flat screen TVs. The location is in a quiet suburb just a 5-10 minute bus ride from the city center. Breakfast is self serve continental which... More

For me this is an ideal place to stay. Clean, attractive, quiet, restful, non-fussy rooms. Cable TV available but you'll find yourself not interested. Breakfast - serve yourself with a variety of good things available. Excellent host: helpful, friendly, available, informative, but never intrusive. 20-30 minutes by easy foot outside City Centre but also a pleasant, inexpensive bus ride if... More

As an Irish person who has travelled all over Ireland staying in b and bs from Donegal to Kerry over the years, this was one of the strangest b and bs I have ever come across. Minimalist in its decor, the ensuite rooms were sparse at best. Yes Ireland is experiencing a recession at the moment but this was a... More

Cosy B&B in quiet environment. No threspassing tourists, people have to find it on the internet and willing to take the bus/taxi to the centre, or to do a 30 minutes walk, instead of being in the middle of it. You are not paying for unwanted eggs and bacon, but for a healthy basic breakfast, the company of the owner... More

We recently returned home from a nine day visit to Ireland. We traveled the country as much as we could within the time limitations. It was an amazing experience that we fully recommend, particularly during the off-season when prices are lower and tourists are scarce. When we returned home, my partner and I decided to take some time to do... More