Room didn't have the facilities advertised, I knew it wouldn't be that good when I opened the cupboard to put the clothes away and the handle fell off. !! The so called plasma screen and the tower cd deck was like a thing from the sixties. Waited 6 hours for the remote control batteries to be checked and when I... more

We have just returned from a weekend in Dublin, fantastic city lovely friendly people just a shame the hotel staff were not!!! the staff on reception always greeted with a goodmorning or hello but the waiting staff at breakfast looked positivley bored and uninterested with you and the job, we came in late one night and thought we would have... more

Stayed here for 2 nights while in town for the All Blacks v Ireland rugby. Arrived on the Friday just after midday and our room was ready to check-in to. We were in Room 410 which faced the market area out the front. It was large with funky décor. Didn’t have a problem with the sink in the room but... more

I stayed in this hotel 3 weeks ago for 2 nights. The location was perfect as I was attending the theatre as my nephew was acting in a play. The room was really funky and cool. great beds, very clean. nice view of the smithfield market square. the staff were very nice. i ate breakfast on both mornings and the... more

I stayed here for one night while attending a concert in Phoneix Park - this hoel was a great location for that. The accomodation was reaonsable priced at 95 EUR (but this didnt include breakfast) The rooms were comfortable and modern. I ate in the bar and the food was fine and the service was acceptable. I would recommend this... more

Stayed with 3 girlfriends for a couple of nights. At first glance rooms look pretty smart, but you soon realise that the trendiness does not make for practical bathroom arrangements. The sink is outside the bathroom - the trendy opaque glass having been purposely cut that way to allow, and the bathroom offers hardly any privacy in that its an... more

Stopped one night and paid £90.00 for single room as travelling to see Leonard Cohen in Dublin. The hotel is in a slightly run down area, and there were a good few drunks and homeless folk hanging about but is pretty centrally based right by Jamesons and 10 mins walk to the hub. Within 20 seconds walk, there is a... more

Good enough hotel which used to be Chief O'Neills a while back,............however a couple of members of the hotel staff has about as much idea about customer service as Bambi skating on ice????????? also an FYI..........how can a hotel bar be shut by 11pm?????? more

I stayed at Park Inn / Smith Village during St Patrick's day 2008. The area was OK since I got a good price but I would NOT pay 150/180 euros per night as otherwise advertised. To say the least the hotel is FUNKY with some unique designs. Having the sink next to bed maybe OK when travelling by oneself but... more