The Belvedere Hotel Parnell Square

We walked around the Dublin area. The hotel was okay. Rooms were a little small and very stuffy even with the window open. Kind of noisy, but not too bad. Not many channels on the tv. The ones they did have repeated 4 or 5 times. Bed was a little worn out. Bathroom was nice. Hotel service was good. No complaints on that. The bartender was awesome. Overall, we had a good experience at the Belvedere and Dublin.

reception is friendly and helpful.Overall experience is v good.Good location for the price charged.

Upon arrival at 9:30 am room was not ready but they held our bags for our first day of walking around Dublin. Upon arrival back at about 3:30pm they checked us in. Our room was small but ok, we were there during a heat wave for Ireland low 80's. Rooms have no A/C and window faced the sun so room was blazing hot. Phone did not work and desk was not happy about trying to help but eventually came to room and tried it themselves as if they did not believe me. Finally decided to move us to next room over which was much bigger and cleaner, and faced the back in the shade. MUCH BETTER. Free in room Lan access with cable they provide. Hotel bar and food was ok. Good location though, walking distance to most, easy to get a cab.

The view from the room wasn't too great but that was the only real problem. It was a pretty good price for the room. Also, I didn't like the comforter, it barely covered the bed. But overall, a very friendly staff in a clean hotel in a nice, convenient part of town.

This hotel is located near O'Connel street. It is walking distance to really most anything you will want to do in Dublin...if you don't mind actually walking. The rooms are not anything fancy, but they are clean and the staff is helpful. We got there at 8 am, and they would have let us check in if they had a room available. They did hold our luggage until a room was ready and we were able to check in around noon...three hours before check in time. Don't get breakfast at the hotel. You can go down O'Connel street a few blocks and get good Irish breakfasts for much less.

If you enjoy walking this is a great place to stay. Not much activity around the hotel proper, but plenty of places to visit about a mile or so away.

Good serbice. Average rooms for the inexpensive price. Very good location. Nice budget place to stay in Dublin, Ireland.

Arrived and a male guest was drunk at the check in counter with only his boxershorts on. The clerk was friendly but still! We couldnt park at the hotel as it was extremely over priced at the parking lots outside and there were no spaces. They did offer us a discount at a parking lot 10 minutes walk away which made the price 25EURO per night instead of 44EURO. This is still way too expensive for parking. The room was filled with smoke when we went upstairs which was horrible for me as a non-smoker. All n all, not the best for your money.

The hotel had a really decent location (right off the main drag). The hotel is over 200 years old and has not really been updated that much. The light in our bathroom shorted out because of a water leak so that was a bit scary. We got a great deal on it because we were there during the week. The weekend rates were way too high for what it is worth.

You get what you pay for. The staff is super friendly and helpful, however the low budget hotels across the street give the neighborhood a bit of a "sketchy" feeling. I was not pleased that they lock the doors after midnight and you have to knock to be let into the lobby. However, the location was very close to all the buses on O'Connell St. The rooms are very simple and suffice for a short stay however they were not all that clean.