Premier Inn Dublin City Centre (Gloucester Street South)

The parking was the one real drawback. The hotel recommends Q-Park IFSC, a few minutes' walk over the bridge. We parked overnight at about 3pm and picked the car up after checkout at 12:17, and the bill came to 42 Euro (£34.77). That added a lot to the cost of the night. If we'd known the charge, we would have parked outside Dublin and taken public transport in. Apart from parking, the hotel was great. Check-in was quick and efficient, and the clean, comfortable room had the good facilities we expected from Premier Inn. We slept well, and the cooked breakfast was hot and tasty. Trinity College was a short walk away, as were plenty of local attractions and amenities. I'd recommend it for a short city break, with the parking in mind.

The room was nice, and Dublin city is close by. Breakfast was very good. Some parts of the room hadn't been cleaned properly, though: room service wasn't great, towels were forgotten, the drinking glasses weren't washed well, and the meal menu paper was very dirty. Reception and room service weren't the best either.

The hotel was good, with great service and a nice breakfast, though you may need to book ahead and pay for it. The rooms can feel cold sometimes, but maybe it's like that everywhere. My boy Abraham in the kitchen really ought to be working on the floor. He's so nice and friendly, a great dude. Thanks for being you and making our stay great!

The staff were super friendly, and the clean room was just right for our one-night stay. They offer a two-course meal deal with breakfast for 33.50, which sounds like good value, but the food options were crap. What we got seemed frozen and then heated up in the chef's microwave. Even the brownie was crap, and the food took over 45 minutes. Breakfast wasn't any better. We went at 10am, and it closes at 10:30, so it seemed like we got the scraps left. The deal may be cheap, but the meals aren't worth it. Take yourself to McDonald's.