First visit (over an extended weekend) provided ample opportunity to check out their ability to cope with demands of several groups of 6 Nations rugby supporters. They managed well: reception was able to offer rooms immediately on our mid-morning arrival, well in advance of the usual check-in times. Check-out was equally impressive and fuss-free.
Bedrooms are spacious, well-appointed and the bathroom seemed very recently decorated. My only criticism would be the absence of meaningful storage space, by way of drawers of any sort, just some limited shelving in the clothes cupboard, which was inconvenient - this would probably not bother the typical business traveller but when you are there for three nights, well, it's a pain.
They have a good-sized bar that operates as a coffee shop/with light meals (or as a take-away for local office workers) that had a good buzz going throughout our stay. There are three plasma/flat-screen TVs that show rolling news programmes or sport. Reasonable selection of draught & bottled lager/cider/beer. Well-staffed throughout our stay.
Breakfast was served in their main restaurant and provided a full selection of all that was needed, from juices & cereals incl. porridge, to a self-service "full Irish", via fresh fruit, cold meats, yoghurts & a varied selection of rolls and bread etc. The waitresses were very efficient, bringing fresh supplies of orange juice, tea or coffee, etc.
Our room overlooked the rear car park which was a bit boring, whereas our friends were on the frontage with a canal view, that was far nicer & would be worth requesting.
I'd be happy to stay here in future, as it's much more relaxed than some of the hotels closer to the city centre but is only a short (two stops/€1.60 single) tram-ride, or a 20 minute walk, to St Stephens Green. The Aviva Stadium is about 30 minutes on foot. Taxis from the city centre varied between €10 - €15.
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hilton quality , good room , comfortable bed , pleasant and helpful staff , pleasant location close to Luas , Stephens Green , National Concert Hall , & Grafton Street Shopping

We've stayed here twice with Tesco vouchers. The rooms are comfortable; we were upgraded to a superior when the room we were given at the back overlooked the Luas. The hotel's in a quiet location by the river and only 10mins walk to Dublin centre with the Luas stopping nearby if you get tired!.

Good service and breakfast too, we would stay here again in Dublin

* I stayed here on business in December of 2011. Excellent hotel. Great staff. The bar is very inviting and the fireplace makes it a very cozy place. The rooms are very adequate and the Wi-Fi signal was strong.
* The tram is right next to the hotel making city travel very easy.
* There's a wonderful Pub on the corner. It's called "The Barge". Don't miss it.
* All in all, a good hotel. Clean and neat, comfortable and friendly.