"Temple Bar is the district where all of the action is happening. The Morgan Hotel is in the middle of Temple District where all of the restaurants and pubs are."
"Oh my gosh! We really had no idea we choose such a great location in the Temple bar neighborhood with such great character. We were lucky enough to get a top corner room & could go out in the balcony & view Temple Bar!"
"The rooms have a serious issue with air flow and temp regulation. We stayed in Mid-Sept and the room was uncomfortably warm with no means of opening a window and what felt like zero air circulation. It was in a great temple bar location and very clean but I would not stay again unless the outside temp was freezing!"
"Super location, close to bus stops, coaches, airport express...
Walking distance to Temple bar, Trinity college, national gallery...
The staff is very efficient.
The bathroom is a bit old and small, but in good condition."
"Our family of four (kids 8 & 9) stayed at the Arlington Hotel for the second time. The room is very spacious and hotel location is excellent. Lobby restaurant offers entertainment every night as well!"
"Great location, close to Temple Bar, Guinness & Jameson tours.
All staff were friendly & polite, especially Pablo in the bar area.
Rooms are a good size with everything you need."
"Very clean and comfortable room in a good location. i did not eat breakfast, but the buffet had many delicious-looking options. Very helpful and friendly staff. i would stay here again."
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If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Olympia Theatre in City Centre Dublin. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Gaiety Theatre, Button Factory, and The Smock Alley Theatre are all a short walk away.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Button Factory in City Centre Dublin. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Olympia Theatre, Gaiety Theatre, and The Smock Alley Theatre are all a short walk away.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Bank of Ireland— just one of the monuments in City Centre Dublin. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at The Smock Alley Theatre in City Centre Dublin. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Olympia Theatre, Vicar Street, and Gaiety Theatre are all a short walk away.
National Wax Museum Plus is just one of the attractions in City Centre Dublin, Dublin so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Dublin has to offer, head to College Green, Molly Malone Statue, and Dublin Tourism Centre.
National Photographic Archive is just one of the attractions in City Centre Dublin, Dublin so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Dublin has to offer, head to Olympia Theatre, Dame Street, and River Liffey.
Excellent stay for my first time in Dublin. Room was upgraded, I received check in at 10am after a long flight and they boxed up a wonderful breakfast for me for the next morning so I can catch a very early ferry to Wales. Such a friendly and helpful stay!!
The Wellington is a fully upgraded and modern hotel in the heart of Temple Bar area. Our stay was wonderful - could walk everywhere and the rooms are VERY quiet don't hear any outside noise at all. I would recommend if you don't want to hear the music in the bar to ask for a higher floor in the hotel. We were right above the music and truthfully it wasn't bad but you could still hear the music. So if a light sleeper get a higher floor. Breakfast was good too and full service restaurant. ...
Friendly staff. Close to many restaurants, bars & shops. Darkey Kelley which has the most amazing Guinness Stew in my opinion, was right next door. They had attentive staff, tasty food and live music. Beds were comfortable and because of the location we had a very quiet nights sleep. Definitely would book again.
The property is located in an excellent place and has been recently renovated and is in brand new condition and very clean. Unfortunately, many rooms have windows that do not open and are very small, making them a bit suffocating. There is a fan in the room, but on warm days the space gets uncomfortably hot and stuffy. Staff responds quickly to messages but cannot supply many of the things requested. I asked for a second fan to improve ventilation, but they said they did not have one. I would...
Spent a week in Dublin at The Green and could not have been more happy with our decision. Location is excellent, very walkable and centrally located between local and more tourist destinations. Trinity College and Molly Malone are a quick stroll, Temple Bar is a little further (15ish minutes). Local Tram across the street to get to spots further away. St. Stephen's park also right across the street. The weather we had during our stay made the park a nice added bonus.
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Hotel staff were great. They were very friendly, and helpful. They offered to get a taxi for us, confirmed our return trip reservation trip to the airport with Airport Collections. Also provided excellent directions with circles on a map to popular locations we were going to. To top if off they even ordered a pizza for us.. Truly a great experience.
This boutique hotel is different than a chain hotel and so worth the money. We stayed for 6 nights and loved our stay. Greatest location for shopping and pubs, very quiet to sleep and the beds and pillows were fantastic. We arrived at 6 am and they had one room ready for us because we had emailed ahead of time that we would Be arriving early. Guest area in lower level was great also. Only problem were the room keys not working very well, frustrating. I would stay again
