Dublin City Inn Talbot Street

This hotel is centrally located but not sure if it was worth it. I think they were remodeling while we were there. A lot of walls had patches on them and the elevator had been covered by moving blankets to prevent marks. We could not get into our room until a new mattress arrived. The new mattress was nice. Our room was tiny and that does come with being in the city. Parking is in a garage which is 3 blocks away and recommend dropping off luggage at lobby before parking so you’re not hauling it through the city. Breakfast is continental style. If you’re in need of sleep keep in mind you are in the city and even with the windows closed you’ll still hear people partying all night and drunk singing down the street.

El Dublin City Inn en Talbot Street es un pequeño, pero bonito hotel en pleno centro de la ciudad. Posta que eso es un golazo, ya que se podía ir caminando a todos lados y en pocas cuadras estas al toque de las principales atracciones *léase cerveza*
A pesar de no ser muy grande, las habitaciones son bastante cómodas y todas las instalaciones bastante modernas. El baño es un garrón al ser miniatura, pero es un problema de la gran parte de los hoteles europeos.
Tiene wi-​fi gratis en todo el hotel, como en la habitación y si es que vienen o van hacia el aeropuerto, a dos cuadras está la parada de colectivo que los lleva. Lo único malo es que el desayuno no está incluido en la tarifa y se paga aparte, pero –como dije anteriormente– todo lo demás es correcto. No es el hotel más económico, pero diría que es una buena opción si es que visitan Dublin, más que nada porque la ubicación es excelente.

Great central location. The room was small, but clean. The bathroom was a pretty good size and also clean. Some rooms may be newer than others, but for the price you can not beat the conveniences. There is a Tesco across the street (we got bottled water and snacks). The Celtic Pub just a block away has great food, music and filled with locals. I know the hotel had breakfast, but we chose to eat at Earl’s just a block away. They have full hot breakfast, espresso, pastry. The street the hotel is on continues and changes name to Henry where all the shopping is at. Also if you are looking for a SIM card for ur phone, Meteor, O2 and Three have store there. Loved it and would stay here again.

This hotel was great for the price. Location was amazing, seemed like less than a 15 minute walk to get to anywhere we wanted to go, we never once used a bus or a taxi while in the city. Easy to get to from the airport, don’t waste your money on a cab, take the 6euro 747 airlink express bus which will drop you on O’Connell street, just a few blocks away. The staff was great and friendly and was happy to see to my request for more pillows. The bathroom and shower were very adequately sized compared to most European hotels I’ve been in. Even though it was on a busy street and seemed to have a lot of young people staying there, it was never loud. We slept great. (And we were there over Paddy’s day!) The only negative to speak of was that the guest lounge and common bathroom (our first experience with the hotel since our rooms weren’t ready when we tried to check in early) were dirty and didn’t look well taken care of. But the actual rooms were nice and clean. Highly recommends this place.

This hotel was incredible for the price. We got a package on Virgin Vacations that included airfare + lodging, and we were so pleased by our room here and the staff. The room is small but completely manageable. We were out all day exploring Dublin, so we didn’t need a big room anyhow. It’s centrally located — almost everything is within walking distance. Tons of great restaurants surrounding (Italian Connection, O’Shea’s, J.W. Sweetman) and also a wonderful shopping district right across O’Connell.
The hotel was super clean, free wifi which was great (and always had a perfect connection), and I cannot rave more about the staff. They were always so friendly and even let us use their computer to print our plane tickets when the printer in the guest lounge started acting up. The breakfast was phenomenal! Traditional Irish breakfast of beans, toast, eggs, grilled tomatoes, hash browns, tea, coffee, etc.
I would definitely stay here again and if you’re traveling on a budget, I highly recommend this place. :)

Yes this hotel is small, but that’s not uncommon for Europe. The central location was perfect! Everything is pretty much within walking distance. The room was clean and the beds weren’t too bad. The bathroom had a shower/​bath and some bar soap. The WiFi was free and worked good. You can get breakfast for a price, but there are so many food places nearby, there really is not need to have the hotel breakfast (try Flanagans on O’Connell).
I would definitely stay here again, the location really is excellent and the price is right.

I loved my tiny room in this centrally located hotel. The rooms are teeny tiny! But the price was right and we could walk anywhere.
The commuter train is right down the block. This hotel is located in the shopping district and man was it happening day and night on Talbot Street!
Overall I loved this little hotel and plan on returning next year.

Great location, close to Dart, LUIS, Bus, and everything else. Even the Stiffy. Rooms area tad small, but if you’re a budget traveler, you’re already use to this.
Beds are a tad short for us yanks, and my feet did dangle a bit from the ends, however they were pretty wide even for the single, and the TV did work, so it balances out there.
We did have two days where the elevator was broken. For me and my travel companion, it’s not a big deal and walking three flights of stairs was no issue. A tad harder for the old folks who were staying at the hotel though.
Price is a tad high, but hell for the location, screw it. Do note that this is a working area so it is half tourists, half residents.

Can’t beat it for location, couple mins walk from O’Connell Street and Connolly. Brilliant value!