Trinity Townhouse Hotel

I loved everything about this hotel from The moment I arrived, our stay was exceptional! The staff were friendly, and the room was beyond comfortable.

Great location, lovely room (Superior), fabulous breakfast served by a welcoming, efficient team. We are so glad we stayed and would come back with no hesitation if we ever return to Dublin. We had one small suggestion for the future (and it was small) which we passed on to the reception team when leaving, There are many wonderful restaurants and bars within a few minutes’ walk. Our only advice to travellers would be to explore and find your favourite. Don’t just settle for the next door Italian which may be convenient but was not good, in our view. It is not connected with the hotel.

This hotel would achieve a 5 star rating apart from several small *******. The room was small, to the point that the wash hand basin was in the room rather than the en-suite. We were moved from our table at breakfast each day - simply a lack of planning on the part of the restaurant manager. Room service was OK but limited choice of tea, when asked about a tea pot the staff member rudely insisted that there was one in the room, which was not the case also seemed to have problem with refreshing tissues and toilet tissue!

Very nice hotel near Trinity college and Crafton Street. The room was ok for a weekend trip (oldstyle and with carpeted floor) , the modern bathroom and amenities were good.We love the outständing breakfast and very friendly staff .

The hotel couldn't be better located, very central to the university, museums and shopping facilities. At the same time very quiet in a side street. Very nicely furnished rooms with a flair of traditional Dublin. Invariably friendly and helpful staff. The breakfast is exceptional, rich selection with service. I really didn't notice anything negative.

We had a great stay at this hotel. Our room 203 was big enough . King bed and big bathroom. Breakfast at the hotel is excellent.

Everything about the hotel was great especially breakfast. Our room 205 was very small. There are steps to go to room but they help you with the luggages.

Lovely boutique hotel spread across Georgian style town-houses. Good location very near Trinity College. Quiet street so sleep was good even though the windows are not double glazed. The refurbishment is really good and once you are in your room it is a modern hotel room with much better furnishings than most. All services in the room such as coffee machine, kettle, water bottles and good lighting. Even books left around. The rooms are small as is normal in this type of building; our bathroom was tiny. Breakfast in the adjacent Library Street restaurant was excellent - they actually serve you! Beautifully prepared fruit salad or yogurt and granola and great freshly cooked hot dishes accompanied by a basket of fresh bakeries. Coffee also good. Only Quibble was lack of range of herb teas - they think that mint or Earl Grey (!) are enough Service in the hotel is fine. Only quibble is that there is no lift (elevator) and some rooms are 3 floors above the ground. Annoying with luggage...