Buswells Hotel - Dublin

the room was a bit cramped, though the breakfast had great options with fresh pastries! the bar had a cozy atmosphere with excellent craft beers. the location was perfect for exploring the city.

nothing too much trouble, we loved this accommodation and would recommend. location: the hotel was close to lovely restaurants, irish parliament and grafton street the national gallery and the luas. we found nice kilkenny cafe and restaurant nearby with hot beverages. they provided a fresh breakfast with juices and a modest amount more, as example.

Location: marvellous and fab, near the centre as well as all shops. A few steps away from Grafton Street and other tourist attractions.

The staff at the bar provided friendly service during our meal.

The breakfast options were quite limited and of poor quality.

It is a very attractive building and definitely has a lot of old world charm. Our checking in was done by a very friendly female staff member and Paddy, the concierge was a gentleman, minding bags for us while we continued to shop.

Subsequent staff members there were not as friendly a face on the front desk. The breakfast was extremely disappointing. The member of staff who served us was not to a standard I would have expected. She sighed audibly when I asked for the cooked breakfast without some of the items. . . but proceeded to bring these on the plate anyway. The food was poorly presented I felt and neither of us finished it. Also when other guests arrived in the dining room she gave them directions regarding what was the protocol in the room. When they seemed unsure, she asked them loudly 'did they understand?' It was all a bit Fawlty Towers. The noise in the bedroom from the fans from the kitchen, I think, were unbearable. While they were tuned off in the evening they began again very early in the morning.

Room was well-appointed and very nicely furnished and immaculately clean.

Early check-in, parking off site.

Our room was comfortable, but noise from the bar was disruptive.

It was such good value for such a lovely hotel! The staff were amazing. Patrick the duty manager was brilliant and really helpful when we couldnt figure the window out! Miles in the bar and restaurant was just the nicest barman - answered all our questions, recommended which dish to pick (he was right the burger was amazing), just all round friendly guy. The room was spotless and comfy.

I can't fault it for anything except having to pay for the parking!

Hotel is close to grafton street and trinity college so good location to start exploring Dublin. Hotel itself was ok. Service was fine. Lobby area nice to relax for a bit. Breakfast was good although you can also go outside and grab some breakfast and maybe save some money. We got a room at the back so no traffic noise. Temperature in the room was a bit to high unfortunately. Bathroom was refurbished. All in all not best hotel I have stayed in, but not the worst either.

Room too warm. Decoration outdated.

Request breakfast to be made to order. It greatly enhances your dining experience with fresh choices tailored to your taste.

The location was fantastic! Quiet yet central, and the staff were fantastic during check-in.

it was a great location fir shopping and a night out. rooms were adequate beds very comfortable. however reception and bar staff not very friendly.

Great location, beautiful hotel, excellent value for money

The staff at breakfast were extremely good at their jobs. Excellent service with minimum chat which was great.

Sound of Air conditioner units outside. Room had had smokers in it.

Location

I had to ask for an upgrade as the noise and vibration from the kitchen fan was unbelievable. However, the staff were very friendly and upgraded my room immediately.