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 | The Belvedere Hotel Dublin: Now renamed MALDRON HOTEL
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 | The Belvedere Hotel Dublin: Decent low cost hotel in the heart of Dublin
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This brand new Comfort Inn, located right in the heart of Dublin, is surprisingly good for the price. Don't expect snazzy fittings or "olde worlde" Irish charm, though. It's basic, and the rooms are fairly small, but it is very clean and the staff are friendly. As a base for exploring Dublin, it's absolutely fine. One thing I should point out is that it's in a fairly busy thoroughfare and overlooks a strip club, so it may not be the place to stay if you're visiting at the weekend and want a quiet night's sleep! If you're in Dublin for the party atmosphere, or if you're staying there through the week, it's perfect.
Good value, and excellent location for tourists - it's just a stone's throw from O'Connell Street.
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 | The Belvedere Hotel Dublin: Sufficiently Pleasant
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by Jase1177 While the Belvedere Hotel may not be as smooth as the vodka of the same name, it is sufficient hotel in a fair location. The Belvedere Hotel is a former Comfort Inn that does not appear to have been overhauled, but simply changed its name. This can give an indication of the level of quality. The room was adequate with the basic needs of a traveler: comfortable (but not plush) bed, a safe, phone, lighting, television (wall mounted), and sizable bathroom with shower, tub, toilet, large mirror, sink, and standard toiletries. The room and bathroom were kept clean, except for on top of the very tall armoire I found trash including a liquor bottle (I was curious & had to stand on a chair to see it). The carpet did show a little age and the linens could use an update, but they were clean and unstained. I didn't particulary like the fact that I had to go to retrieve a key from the desk and go to a separate room to use (or obtain) an iron. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The lobby was minimalistic, but provided internet, sofas, newspapers. The elevator was a bit small, but can be expected in a lot of buildings in Europe. There is an attached bar that does comedy and dancing on some nights (I did not go in the bar), as well as an on-site restaurant. I must say that some of the room photos on the website did not reflect what I saw, so don't let it mislead you into thinking it is fancier than it is (although some of those rooms may be available).
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