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In the footsteps of Joyce...apparently

Advantages: Reasonably priced in "standard", quieter location,
Disadvantages: Could have been cleaner, possible noise from DART

...through lastminute.com threw up the North Star Hotel, billed as a three star hotel and situated close to the city’s main coach station and opposite Connolly train station. We were able to secure a price of £107 for a standard double room for two nights which was a decent saving on the hotel website's full price of approximately £126 . I need to mention now that the hotel has several grades of accommodation and we chose the most basic. Next up the ...
...My first impression of the North Star was very favourable although I was secretly on the lookout for tell-tale signs that the hotel was “all fur coat and no knickers”. I had already made up my mind that the hotel must be like that London budget Hotel the “Regent Palace” which has a rather showy reception area but fades as soon as you get onto the staircases and plummets once you get into the rooms. The hotel is typically Irish in appearance, looking ...

fizzytom 07.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of North Star, Dublin

Stay Dublin Apartments

Advantages: In city centre, Guiness Factory and shops are just a small walk away
Disadvantages: Hard to find location. Make sure you have a map or type in on GPS

Stay Dublin Penthouse Apartments (Penthouse) I am staying in St Augustine Street in a Stay Dublin Penthouse Apartment. It has three bedrooms, A Living room, A Kitchen, A Washroom, A Hotpresh, A Bathroom and A Balcony. The Bedrooms... There are three bedrooms in this penthouse. In two bedrooms there are two single beds and in the other bedroom there is a double bed. In one of the bedrooms there is a bathroom. In the bedrooms there is also a wardrobe, ...
...blanket. There is also three pin UK plugs so you can plug in your Hairdryer, laptop or many other devices throughout your stay at the Apartment. There are also lockable windows! The Living Room... In the living room there is a Philips flat screen T.V. There is also a DVD player underneath it. There is also various sockets around the room and there is a Ethernet port for the Free broadband underneath the T.V. There is only wired connection so remember ...

Deoborahkelly196 05.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of stayDublin Apartments, Dublin

Bewleys Hotel Dublin

Advantages: Near To Airport, Price
Disadvantages: None?

I stayed at the Bewleys Hotel once before flying out from Dublin Airport, its a great location if you chose to fly from Dublin and live quite far away from it. The double room we stayed in cost around 69 euros for one night, this is reasonable when you look at it from the point of view that travelling to the airport will be much easier the day after and also that your holiday begins a day earlier by staying there. The room was clean and tidy and ...
...double beds in the twin room and a small sitting area, the bathroom was clean and had a shower and a bath in it and had a few little treats like shower gel and a small sewing kit in it which I always like when I am staying in a hotel. There was a decent sized tv in the room that had a good range of channels that catered for all ages including sky tv on it. There is free internet access in your room which is handy for the business men and women and ...

lorrainek90 19.07.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Bewley's Airport Hotel, Dublin

A central, location, but no control over heat in rooms

Advantages: Good Location
Disadvantages: Hot pipe in rooms making uncontrollable heat.

We stayed at Cassidys Hotel in February 2009 and there were many positives. A old building with character and in a good location at the top of O'Connell good for sightseeing and only a 12 minute walk to the lively Temple Bar area. The reception staff were excellent and on first impression the room was nice. the major negative was the pipework going round the room which was constantly hot which meant you had no control over the heating. yo could turn ...
...hot. No air conditioning. it made sleeping very uncomfortable. The breakfast was buffet style but if on a package worth taking. A small but well used bar,Overall a good hotel for the spring and summer but probably one to avoid in the winter when the central heating is switched on. ...

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Review of Cassidys Hotel, Dublin

A hotel with a TARDIS!

Advantages: great bar, and lobby.
Disadvantages: upstairs like a throwback to the sixties.

Generally speaking, when it comes to special occasions like weddings, I always end up driving. But on this occasion, I put my foot down. I simply could not be bothered to drive back from Dublin, and more importantly, not be able to have a drink. Money comes into my descisions, more and more these days. I would have loved to have been able to afford to stay in a fancy-pants hotel, and be waited on hand and foot. Mr Brown, has caused our purse strings ...
...never come out. So I was more in the market for an economy hotel. Parking is a huge problem in Dublin, and so I was looking for a hotel with free parking. I could have got many hotels, right down in the city centre, for a decent price. However, city centre hotels will not have parking, but rather get you in cheap to the local multi-story. You will end up spending around twenty euros a night to park your car! That said, I knew from previous stays, ...

giksy21 15.06.2009 · Read full review
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Review of McEniff Skylon Hotel, Dublin