Stauntons on the Green Hotel, Dublin, Ireland - Reviews and Hotel Information

We stayed at Stephen's Green Hotel for 8 nights this past November. (2004). Our trip combined business and pleasure so location was important for us.
It's located on the southwest corner of Dublin’s Stephen’s Green park, only 2 minutes walk from Grafton Street. Along Grafton Street the there are unlimited shops and restaurants.
The hotel itself is ok... rooms are of a reasonable size and are generally comfortable . Our room (King 3rd floor) looked out to the main street and there was no problem with noise. At the time they were offering an upgrade to a suite for an extra 40 euro. We looked at the suite and they looked nice. The view was of the back alley (yuck) and the staff member with us us said that sometimes the pub across the back alley gets really noisy. Hmm. I'm a light sleeper so we stayed where we were. During our stay housekeeping always left some chore undone in our room. One day the garbage was not emptied, another day toiletries not replaced, another day table was not wiped off. The cleaning staff room/closet/office was directly across the hall from our room and there was always the noise of a phone ringing, or cleaning staff talking. There was also the issue of the cleaning staff leaving a heaping cart full of USED towels at the end of the hall. It was there all day and into the evening. Every day! Isn't that a health code violation? Looked really cheap and shabby. I've never seen this practice at any hotel motel 6 included. I guess the hotel is one contradiction after another. They try really hard to be classy and then fail miserably in another area that should be easy to succeed in. I have definately stayed in worse places and if I were to return to Dublin I may stay here again but not in a room across from the staff closet.

Pretty much average in all areas. Views are of a tree lined street with an office building (with security cameras facing the hotel) across the street. I never saw anyone in the restaurant in the evening and the breakfast buffet was average. The bar was always busy during happy hour...pretty lively.
Bedrooms are fully air conditioned and well appointed with fixed and wireless broadband. All bedrooms are equipped with mini fridge, personal safe, in built North American and European plug sockets, work desk, trouser press, cable TV, tea/coffee facilities. The Magic Glasses is the name of the bar, much frequented by local Dubliners. Pie Dish Bistrothe restaurant. Stephen’s Green has a business centre and complimentary gym available on a 24 hour basis to all guests. Wireless and fixed broadband are available in all bedrooms. Wireless broadband is available in all public areas and conference rooms.

Stauntons on the Green Hotel, Dublin

Stauntons on the Green Hotel

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