Ashling Hotel Dublin

The room was amazing and so was the location. It's about a 25min walk to the center city which is not bad at all and it's right next to the Liffey. The attention was also great. I would definitely recommend this hotel and look forward to staying again.

This hotel is located slightly outside of Dublin center which meant it was quiet - we liked that. It is also located close to Heuston Rail Station which was perfect for earling morning starts on day trips to Galway and Cork. The Luas (local tram into Dublin center) is also located at this station. That made is convenient to get into town if you chose not to take the 15-20 minute walk. A taxi is between 8-10 Euro. There aren't many restaurants close to the hotel except for FX Buckley's which was very good and had a nice pub. Our room was a standard double bed room and it was fine. No comfortable chairs, no sheets - just a duvet covered with a sheet type cover. Stain on the ceiling but not a big deal since we spend little time in the room when we travel. We're also use to Marriotts so this was different for us. The staff was not very knowledgable about the area and not very willing to help although the desk was always fully staffed. Had to pay to use their computer which we weren't use to. The bathroom was clean but twice they only gave us one washcloth instead of two and once they didn't empty our clearly full garbage cans. All in all you get what you pay for and this was a good value.

Excellent hotel - served alcohol on Good Friday! Only slight issue was shower pressure and temperature (although during our stay Dublin City Council had imposed a water curfew so this most likely was the cause).

We booked late only a few days before our arrival and due to the very cold weather we found our room to be quite cold. We explained this to the staff who were very friendly and helpful, and they upgraded us free of charge to a superior king room. The room was beautiful, very stylish and comfortable with great views. Although just out of temple bar/grafton street area, which is what we wanted, it is only a short walk away and the hotel is directly by the luas (tram) line which makes it easy to get around. The bus stops right outside the hotel And the hotel is across the road from the train station and the guiness storehouse! Breakfast in the Hotel is lovely! Would definitely stay here again!

Wonderful staff. Room was fine, but our bed was terrible! It was old and soft. Nice dining room.

A very convenient location for a city break! adjacent to the tram and buses, excellent bars and cafes nearby. Recently refurbished to a very high standard, the hotel very welcoming and kept very clean. Staff are very helpful, they successfully resolved an accidental double booking with the minimum of fuss. Highly recommended !

A tidy, modern hotel in a good location by tram (can be noisy) and Collins Museum (worth a look), close to river and Guinness Brewery. Bus stop for airport at station opposite. Friendly staff. I would stay there again

Overall, this was a good hotel and a great hotel for families. It's a 20 minute walk to the City Center but you can catch the tram, which is about a 3 minute walk from the hotel. It's something to keep in mind if you enjoy walking around town and like to go back to your hotel for a break. The staff was very friendly and the rooms were clean. If I were to go back to Dublin, I'd probably pay more to stay at the Radisson or splurge on the Westbury Hotel.

hotel was very welcoming when we arrived, room very clean, bathroom gorgeous, lounge bar area was very comfy and lots of atmosphere, staff very friendly, we ate in the bar as well as breakfast and food was delicious and big portions. location great, 3 tram stops into town, 10 min walk from guiness brewery and walking distance to jameson distillery, next door to museum. overall a great wkend, will definately stay at this hotel again. only minus point is there was no fridge in bedroom, but not a problem really.

We spent two nights at the Ashling Hotel but actually spent very little time in the hotel. It is within walking distance of the downtown sites in Dublin and also accessible on the red line bus tour. We had significant problems with the wifi connection in our room on the 4th floor - the hotel staff offered no solution nor any sort of apology for the situation other than suggesting we sit in the lobby where the reception is better - somewhat frustrating when almost every restaurant and pub in Dublin (and Ireland for that matter) has free and reliable wifi service.