It is important to know that this is a dormatory/hostel, not a hotel. This was our last stop during our visit to Ireland and maybe it is a misunderstanding on my part. The last two places we stayed were "Guest Houses" maybe this means dormitory/hostel in Ireland because both of them were just that. The other one was a bit better because it had a refrigerator and a hair dryer. This hotel didn't have either and when you are traveling from abroad, a hair dryer is a very good thing to have because of the electric conversion. It was nice that breakfast was included, but it was just nourishment, nothing to write home about. In all fairness, I had french toast not the Irish breakfast, so maybe that was better. I had had enough of the Irish breakfasts at that point. This place suits the purpose but doesn't earn a high rating. It is probably my age and stage in my life where I want something a little bit nicer. It was also noisy as we were on the first floor and backed up to an alley. Bottom line, it is the bare necessity. I mainly wrote this to inform that it is not a hotel, it is a dormitory/hostel.
Great location, great staff, great free breakfast, great room. The facility is not modern but completely matches the pics and description. Make sure to get a room not facing to the street if available.
Located in City Centre Dublin, Glen Guesthouse is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as O'Connell Street and Croke Park. This 31-room guesthouse welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a computer station, and a 24-hour front desk.
Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Coffee makers, phones, and desks are also standard.
Guests staying at Glen Guesthouse enjoy free WiFi in public areas and a computer station. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with luggage storage, and answer any questions about the accommodations.
It is important to know that this is a dormatory/hostel, not a hotel. This was our last stop during our visit to Ireland and maybe it is a misunderstanding on my part. The last two places we stayed were "Guest Houses" maybe this means dormitory/hostel in Ireland because both of them were just that. The other one was a bit better because it had a refrigerator and a hair dryer. This hotel didn't have either and when you are traveling from abroad, a hair dryer is a very good thing to have because of the electric conversion. It was nice that breakfast was included, but it was just nourishment, nothing to write home about. In all fairness, I had french toast not the Irish breakfast, so maybe that was better. I had had enough of the Irish breakfasts at that point. This place suits the purpose but doesn't earn a high rating. It is probably my age and stage in my life where I want something a little bit nicer. It was also noisy as we were on the first floor and backed up to an alley. Bottom line, it is the bare necessity. I mainly wrote this to inform that it is not a hotel, it is a dormitory/hostel.
Great location, great staff, great free breakfast, great room. The facility is not modern but completely matches the pics and description. Make sure to get a room not facing to the street if available.
