Dublin 3Arena Hotels

"This was a great spot location-wise for our first time in Dublin. Very close to pubs, shopping, tours, etc but far enough away from the bar boise. Would stay here again! "

"Rooms super small. Shower was a lesson in patience in trying to find a temperature not cold. Walls paper thin, got to hear details of everyone’s stay around me from birthdays to couple’s bedroom ‘activities’. Overpriced. Great location however to grab the train and walk to Aviva."

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"Good location and very quiet. Airconditioning in my room was poor/non-existant. Room was clean but a lot of visible dust on surfaces. The hand shower was broken and the rain shower was more of a drizzle than a shower. Breakfast was OK but the only coffee machine is woefully slow - get your coffee before you select any of the hot breakfast offerings or they will be cold by the time you get your coffee! Staff were helpful."

"Excellent breakfast, beautiful hotel. Rooms are clean with comfortable beds & big bathrooms. Staff very attentive & helpful. "

"Beautiful hotel very boutique style and rooms are spotless and very trendy would highly recommend staying here Bar area is beautiful lots of seating around for work stations/ meetings etc very central to city center"

"The breakfast service was really awesome and I really enjoyed the food a lot. The Bar service was really amazing and I want to thank you to Zita, Dearbhla and Assd for being so amazing to me with there service. Ame also the rooms were always clean. "

"Room was beautiful. Breakfast was amazing. Building was modern and clean. However, I asked if I could get a mini fridge put into the room. The staff said yes. The charge was €15. I was ok with that. However, the fridge was delivered to the room with a 2 pin power plug. As all hotel sockets were for 3 pin plugs, I went down to the reception and told them that the fridge could not operate without an adaptor. 2 reception staff then said, you have to pay an extra €6 for the adaptor. Personally, i think that's a bit ridiculous. Why charge visitors for the fridge that cannot be plugged in, and then follow up by charging them separately for the adaptor to make it eventually work? Apart from this odd setup, the hotel stay was great. But I still am confused with the fridge situation. If management have an answer for this, I would be very curious about their reasoning for such a policy. "

"Great location, just between the river and Trinity College. Nice restaurant and bar on property. Ken, the concierge was extremely helpful to us planning our short time there. would definitely recommend this property. We did not have a car at this point so not sure about the parking."