The Burlington Hotel

The room was quiet and comfortable but a few things could improve. The TV was virtually black and white and the remote was not working properly. The net curtains were hanging down at the side. Parking was a bit awkward at times with the validation of the parking ticket not working on occasionsl.

If you like tour buses this is your place, many of them. We were to have a king bed but only received a small double. Other rooms had two doubles which would have been fine but there were none left! Service was very good in lounge! A little outside city center but walk about depending on weather. Would recommend the Obrien pub and sussex restaurant upstairs. They are located just down the street, corner of Sussex and Leeson.

Our stay at the Burlington was overall very pleasant. The Hotel is within walking distance from St. Stephen's Green from you can catch any bus and the hop-on hop-off Dublin bus. The room was very comfortable, the bed was extraordinary, there was more than enough space. It isn't the best 4-star hotel we stayed in, but it was definitely a genuine 4-star. The staff however was rather on the unfriendly side - during check in they discussed in front of us wether they should give us a certain room that we had booked and wether they should make us register a credit card for our hotel expenses. There were also two fire alarms on two consecutive days. The first was late at night and the other one was at 5 AM. There was no announcement whatsoever and no staff on the corridors, also no one picked up the phone at the Front Desk. We took the fire exit stairs to the lobby, to be told in the most relaxed manner that it was just a false alarm. The second time around they also thought that it was no big deal, which I found worrying, because had there actually been a fire, many guests including us, wouldn't have gone out of the building thinking that it was a false alarm again. When we wanted to check out, they wanted to charge us a different amount from what we had already prepaid anyway, which we also thought was incredibly unprofessional. When we asked them to change for us a € 500 bill, they brought back the amount in € 5 and € 10 bills, with no apology or any phrase that could lead us to understand that it wasn't done on purpose.

Excellent Irish hotel, clean, safe, friendly staff. Could not ask for a better vacation.

We arrived early (about 9am) to the hotel on our day of check in. Our room wasn't ready, so after breakfast in the hotel both my husband and I, after a LONG flight, fell asleep in the lobby. About an hour later our room was ready, and after our lovely nap, so were we. The staff is super nice and very helpful.

the rooms were very nice, disappointed there was no air conditioning

Quick transportation by city buses,easy walk to city centre and do use hop on hop off bus,green ones to get feel of things to do. We had. Nine nights booked butbtraveled by train to south and west for four days.Dublin is brilliant but seeing the other parts of the country are a must.

very comfortable with good sized room. The location is not too bad for the value of the room. The food is good Irish food.

Wonderful bedding. Slept nicely except for hearing the people in the next room! Walls are thin. Ate at Sussex down the road, in the upstairs room. Delicious duck. Hotel did NOT provide extra towels or body lotion. Food at the bar was not tasty.

I booked this hotel for a first and last day of a trip to Ireland in May 2012. There were three people in the group so we used the three bed room. Felt like everything was from Ikea but had a good clean feel to it. If you are just going to use the room to sleep, shower, etc... it is a great location and perfectly adequate. There is a good breakfast buffet in the morning and the bar / restaurant has a good selection for dinner. Please note the kitchen closes at 10 pm local time so, don't expect to be able to come in and eat late.