Hotels in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin

A very good hotel for the value. No complaints about the room. The lobby is extremely nice. If you are concerned about street noise, just ask for a room on the inside courtyard.

Stayed here after a function in the hotel. Excellent food at function however had breakfast in hotel which was fairly average.

Un hôtel sympathique avec une très jolie entrée, un rapport qualité/prix assez satisfaisant, serviettes changées tous les jours, petit plateau de courtoisie réapprovisionné, le seul petit hic, nous avions une chambre dont la fenêtre donnée sur la rue juste à coté d'un pub, du bruit, des cris et de la musique jusqu’à 3 heures du matin ! très mauvaise isolation sonore.

very clean rooms and hot water no issue. only complaint would be was not able to get on internet which was free through hotel just not working for 3 days. otherwise very nice and clean

Such a welcome! We enjoyed our stay very much. Great location, could walk to almost everywhere or easily get the hop-on-off bus. Very friendly service and extremely helpful with reservations and taxis. Will stay again if we are in Dublin.

The Brooks was my home away from home the week of December 26, 2011 - January 1, 2012. I enjoyed my stay there, and for the most part had a great experience. Ordering room service was sometimes a bit of a challenge, since they didn't always pick up when you called. Had to try several times to get something in. After being out all day exploring, I didn't want to try and figure out where to eat. The food was good, but ordering was a pain. Also, on one occasion, I asked for half the amount of a side (wedges) and they gave me twice as much. They didn't charge me extra, but gave me way more than I asked. I booked a taxi the day before my last day there (as requested in their hotel book) as well as a wake up call two hours before the taxi was to arrive. The wake up call did not happen. I set my own alarm just in case, and I'm glad I did. According to the staff, it's automated, so not sure what happened. Overall, I was very happy with everything at the Brooks. Had no issue's with wifi while there, and also used their network center to check e-mail.

The hotel itself is allright, not many fancy amenities but comfortable enough. Bathroom was ok, room good, breakfast (not included) fine. But the location was great. Close to all main tourist attractions and shopping area. it was very easy to walk anywhere from the hotel. And the bus to/from airport had a stop near the hotel.

The hotel is located in a perfect spot for exploring Dublin with Temple Bar just up the road and walking distance to the canal and north of it as well.

My stay was fantastic. The service is GREAT here... I felt like I had a personal butler from the day I came in - the initial concierge / bellman greeted me by name daily & answered anything I asked...he was incredible. I haven't seen this at the Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, or any top tier hotel. Even housekeeping remembers your personal preferences like extra towels and not so many pillows and so on. I have stayed at 2 other Dublin hotels in a similar price range (Shelbourne and Westbury) and although I had larger rooms in those, the service here made up for it. This hotel also has a younger / contemporary feel with staff that made me feel a little less like another American tourist wandering around (though the staff at the other two are great - it had a slightly different vibe here... I couldn't imagine someone in the Shelbourne letting me email them a file to print within 10 minutes of me needing it). Also, don't be too put off by the small room size in sq meters...whoever designed the layout was extremely thoughtful to put shelves and closets exactly where they needed to be. It didn't feel small - and was actually smaller than a NYC room I had that felt like a closet (because that place was not laid out well). The bathroom has a lot of shelf space and better shower pressure (plus a handheld) than the other two. Internet was free (thank you!). So - I would stay here again for sure. My room was also super quiet thanks to the courtyard...and it was very convenient to everything. You could not hear things above you like the Shelbourne - and there was minimal (if any) hall noise. Sometimes the voices in the next room came through, muffled - as they did in the other two hotels.

Had a great room, the staff was superfriendly! The hotel location is great and we were able to reach the main sights just by foot. Would book the hotel again in a heartbeat!

The musty smell that greeted us as we walked through the front door sent alarm bells ringing. The lady at the front desk was helpfull and friendly but that was where the good experience ended. (except for the location - which was good) The room needed fresh paint, the carpets needed cleaning, the bathroom needs major overhaul - . leaking taps, mould in the shower, sharp metal brackets need removal, needs an exhaust fans. The room needs an air conditioner OR Fan OR a heater - it has none of the above. The curtains were filthy. The TV remote controls did not work. There is a nite club two doors away that played music till 4am on the two nights we were there.

great spot for when you want access to good nightlife and shopping

Very good staff. Excellent location. Slightly expensive for Dublin, but worth it for a landmark hotel and bigger than typical European room

Très belles prestation dans l'hôtel avec une vie formidable 4 points de vente avec un service égal de tres bonne qualité

sehr gute Zimmer, wir hatten günstigen Preis. Die erste Nacht ein Zimmer auf die Strasse raus, in der Nacht wird es unglaublich laut von den Clubs gegenüber, inklusive zahlreiche dauernd hupende Taxis. Also wenn möglich ein Zimmer hinten raus verlangen. Frühstück war mässig, und überteuert.

This hotel is atmospheric and has lovely rooms. There was good wifi access in mine, as well as a computer to use in the lounge. The staff could not have been friendlier. There are numerous restaurants and pubs nearby--such as the historic Bleeding Horse down the street. I took one star off only because of the noisiness of Harcourt Street when the bars close during the wee hours. (It's nothing the hotel can control.) My room looked over it but was on the third floor. With the ceiling fan going, I could hardly hear the drunken louts fighting and puking when the clubs across the way let out. They did wake me up on occasion, though. (Ireland lost a close match to Russia in a European Cup qualifier on Friday, and the Heineken Cup rugby final was the next night. It might have been a particularly "laddish" weekend. Then again, it was noisy on Sunday night, too....)