Situated in the heart of Dublin just a ten-minute walk from St Stephen's Green, Temple Bar Inn boasts modern decor, a spacious lounge, and a tour desk. Guests will find a mini fridge, safe, and smart TV in their vibrant room. The en-suite bathrooms include hairdryers. Most rooms offer tea and coffee-making facilities, too. Guests staying at Temple Bar Inn can make use of the computer stations, luggage storage facilities, and 24-hour front desk. Free Wi-Fi and parking are also available. A sunny terrace is free to use and is great for enjoying the complimentary daily newspaper. Local, fresh ingredients are used to prepare the Irish breakfast every morning. It can be enjoyed in the restaurant or in the privacy of the rooms. Food items on the menu include bacon, hash browns, bagels, and cereals. Temple Bar Inn is located just a ten-minute walk away from Dublin Castle, and less than two kilometres from St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Temple Bar Inn's location in the centre of Dublin is a major selling point. Guests like the fact that the hotel is in the very popular Temple Bar district which offers numerous pubs and restaurants right on the hotel's doorstep. There's also a supermarket below the hotel which is convenient for snacks and drinks. Dublin's main tourist attractions such as the National Museum of Ireland and the Old Jameson Distillery are easily reached on foot.
The members of staff at this hotel do their best to make sure guests feel welcome and are happy to assist in any way they can.
Guests love the modern look of Temple Bar Inn. The décor in the rooms and public areas is stylish and the lounge area is very welcoming with contemporary sofas and furniture.
According to feedback, the rooms in Temple Bar Inn are somewhat compact and allow little room for manoeuvre. Also, the bathroom amenities are small, particularly the sinks which made washing a little tricky.
A few guests found it difficult sleeping due to an LED light in their rooms which still glowed even when switched off. It seems that this feature is required to meet fire regulations.
Given that Temple Bar Inn is located in one of the busiest and liveliest parts of Dublin, it is perhaps unsurprising that it can get a little noisy at times. Some guests reported hearing noise from Fleet Street late at night, particularly those with rooms facing the street. However, others were realistic and acknowledged it was a price worth paying for a fantastic location.
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