2-Star Hotels in County Dublin, Ireland

"The hostel is really central, with the train station just 2 mins walking, and the tram stop right by the door. It has a small, but nice, rooftop, the bar is inviting, with a lot of activities for the clients. The workers are really nice and inviting, and the room was clean, tidy. The bunk bed was cozy, with a good locker system. My only issue, which is not the hostel's fault, was about not having towels, when the reservation here on Trip.com stated that was included. I would gladly stay again at this hostel!"

"Stayed in the mixed dorms! Was okay- first night was predominantly old men- pretty sure one was doing some NSFW activities in the bunk under me Second night was predominantly females which I loved- was clean and beds were super comfy  I’d say get a top bunk (makes u feel safer n slay!)  Would stay again but probs all girls room"

"Overall, it was great, much cleaner than expected, and we couldn't hear any noise from the bars at night. Excellent value for money. The only thing to note is that the hotel doesn't have an elevator, so carrying large suitcases up and down stairs was quite tiring. Our family room faced the street, and with the windows open, you could clearly hear people talking as they passed by, but it was much better with the windows closed. Also, some rooms might have a slight renovation smell, but this seems to be random – of the two standard rooms I saw, one did and one didn't. If it bothers you, you could probably ask the hotel if they can switch your room. There was a minor hiccup: we booked a family room, but were initially assigned two standard rooms. After speaking with the hotel, they switched us back to a family room. The standard rooms were on the third floor and the family room was on the first, so the three of us were exhausted from moving our luggage up and down. P.S. The photos and videos seem to have been taken with a 0.5x wide-angle lens. The video shows a standard room; the family room is much more spacious and doesn't feel as cramped. The bathroom in the pictures belongs to another standard room, but they're all pretty similar and quite clean."

"It's okay. Just right. The only problem is that it's right above several bars and the windows don't block out the sound. It's very noisy at night."

"Lovely accommodation at quiet neighbourhood. Clean room clean toilet"

"1. **Location** There's a place with a similar name around here, so if you just put in the name and follow the map, you might end up at a different hotel. Make sure to input the exact address to find the accommodation. 2. **Luggage Storage Issue for Guests Staying in Different Rooms for Consecutive Nights** I want to share an inconvenient experience I had staying two consecutive nights in different rooms. I initially booked for one night, but my plans changed, and I wanted to extend my stay in the same place. However, I was told I had to book a different room. After my first night, I was told I had to check out at 11 AM and then check into my new room at 3 PM. During that interim, if I wanted to store my luggage, I'd have to pay 8 euros per locker. Since I needed three lockers, and to avoid the locker fees, I was told I wouldn't have to pay if I stayed on the premises. So, I spent that time doing laundry. It's a huge regret that I was tied to the accommodation from 11 AM to 3 PM and missed out on exploring the many museums in Dublin before I left. I don't think I was the only guest who booked one night and then had to book a different room for the next. The luggage storage issue for consecutive night guests seems to need improvement. Perhaps gaining a reputation for better guest care is more beneficial than trying to earn money from luggage storage. The reception desk staff, perhaps due to the size of the accommodation, only cited rules and didn't seem willing to help. 3. **Minor Inconveniences** Given the name 'Chapel Experience Room,' I assumed, like most accommodations without elevators, that it wouldn't be on the second or third floor when I booked. But alas! I had to navigate a maze of complex stairs, going up and down, to find my room. 4. **Good Points** It was great that breakfast was included. The staff preparing breakfast were kind and very diligent, which I appreciated. Although the menu only consisted of bread, cereal, and fruit, it was plentiful, which was nice. Even though it was instant coffee, it was great to be able to have coffee anytime, and milk was also available in the fridge. Having a kitchen area where you can prepare your own food anytime is also a big plus. 5. The restrooms and showers were very clean and well-maintained. 6. Even though there were over 20 beds in one room, perhaps because everyone was considerate of each other, I was able to stay without being disturbed."

"A lovely stay. Very friendly staff and comfy bed. Some issues with cleanliness (bathroom tiles are broken and damp behind them, dirty carpet). But there was coffee machine provided, nice shower and it is an easy walk into the centre."

"Probably the best value for money in Dublin, especially for a poor student like me. It’s right in the city center of Dublin, so you basically don’t need to pay for transportation anymore. Sadly, it seems like this building has existed for around 200 years. Maybe some really famous ancient poet even lived here in the past. ：-） So, the facilities are quite old. If you’re a girl, I highly recommend booking a female-only room. DO NOT save money on this."

"Self check in is perfect if you arrive late at night or need to leave early in the morning. Rooms are comfortable, and the pod was spacious. Despite being in a 8 mixed room, we barely saw anyone, so it was quite private. Both the pod and the toilets were clean, but there is just one toilet (one for men and one for women) in the basement, so you need to leave the room and go down a couple floors. We got a towel, which was an appreciated surprise. Overall very nice experience."