Morrison Hotel, Dublin

Advantages: Great location and very stylish
Disadvantages: None to think of

Dublin's trendiest hotel by far. The interior is designed by famous Irishman John Rocha who most famously designs jewellery and clothes for Debenhams. It is very stylish inside, with dark wood and cream leather giving the hotel an Asian feel I haven't experienced anywhere before. The rooms are each individually designed with paintings and fur throws. They come with a host of amenities including minibar, TV, radio, CD player, QueenSize bed and great ...
...The location is truly superb, close to Millenium Bridge that leads you to the Temple Bar area, full of bars and restaurants, whilst just 3 minutes walk takes you into the centre of town which is a shoppers paradise, with the main high street stores you will find in the UK, along with nice Irish department stores. This hotel is well recommended, for business and pleasure. I will certainly be returning. ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent location, Lovely rooms, friendly staff.
Disadvantages: This hotel is so good you don't want to leave!

...I stayed at the Shelbourne hotel last year and was very impressed. The decor of the hotel is lovely. The Bedrooms have everything you need - very comfy bed, mini bar etc, 24 hour room service (room service menu is very good), and also the bathroom has the best shower! If you need anything or have any questions, the staff can't be more helpful. I have stayed in lots of hotels and have to say this hotel is definetly at the top of my list (as well as the Morrison Hotel also in Dublin). The location of the hotel is good, St Stephens Green. Very nice part of the city, close to Grafton Street for shopping. Also close to lots of good restaurants and bars. The hotel has a couple of restaurants downstairs, although I didn't eat in them I have heard that they are excellent. I tried the room service menu & it was very good. I wouldn... Read review

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Advantages: Comfortable. Attentive staff. Good dining room.
Disadvantages: Not a lot

...for itself in the city, distinct from the hotel itself. The Hibernian was the first hotel in Dublin to really accomplish this feat, and proved a template for others such as The Clarence and The Morrison to copy. ~ ~ This isn’t a large hotel by any means, with only 40 bedrooms, but all are decorated and furnished with impeccable taste, and provide all the amenities that the weary business person, traveller, or holidaymaker could desire, with satellite TV, full en-suite facilities, mini-bars, etc. There are off-street parking facilities in the old hospital car park, and the hotel is fully wheelchair accessible for handicapped guests, and also welcomes children with open arms. ~ ~ It’s location is ideal, and a brisk 10 minute walk will take you to St. Stephen’s Green with its magnificent inner-city park, or to Grafton Street... Read review

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