The Belvedere Hotel
, Dublin, Ireland
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The Belvedere Hotel
, Dublin
Rooms: 72
Great Denmark Street
- Dublin - 1 - Ireland
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Reviews - The Belvedere Hotel
Brilliant hotel
Submitted by: Angela in 08/03/07 - Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Pleasure Seeker
I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights in Feb with 2 friends and it far outweighed our expectations. I was anxious when trying to book a hotel in Dublin as we were on a budget & hadn't read one good review of an independent hotel so decided to go for a chain & was really glad I did as the room was really clean, modern, spacious for the 3 of us & the staff were really friendly. The service & food at breakfast were great. It's situated only a 5 to 10 min walk from the main shopping/drinking area. I would definitely book to stay in this hotel again.
Modern
Submitted by: AnnMarie in 05/10/05 - Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: Ireland
- Traveller type: Young Couple
Hotel was fine for the price, was clean and modern
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Historical Traveller Reviews of The Belvedere Hotel
Nice time in Dublin
from bambatta
Just had a few days in Dublin and stayed in the belvedere hotel,
hotel was easy ( ish ) to find after getting off the air-link bus,
( i just got off and walked the wrong way )
Any how the hotel was clean and tidy and a lot better than what i was expecting, which was a nice surprise,
room was large and clean all tho the bathroom could do with a little face lift all was OK to use and I'm am very fussy about that sort of thing,
Staff are friendly and helpful and will always give you the right directions when asked,
breakfast is great, and the continental is more than enough to set you up for the day,
all in all a great little hotel that i would use again,
( only thing stopping me going back tho is the price of everything in Dublin, the whole place is very expensive, god knows how people live there with the cost of everything )
hotel was easy ( ish ) to find after getting off the air-link bus,
( i just got off and walked the wrong way )
Any how the hotel was clean and tidy and a lot better than what i was expecting, which was a nice surprise,
room was large and clean all tho the bathroom could do with a little face lift all was OK to use and I'm am very fussy about that sort of thing,
Staff are friendly and helpful and will always give you the right directions when asked,
breakfast is great, and the continental is more than enough to set you up for the day,
all in all a great little hotel that i would use again,
( only thing stopping me going back tho is the price of everything in Dublin, the whole place is very expensive, god knows how people live there with the cost of everything )
s Fair City
from bridges-babe
A nice hotel, well situated, breakfast was good apart from the awful irish breakfast tea but the Dubliner cheese more than made up for the rotten tea! Room was very spacious which was ideal for three slightly messy females. We enjoyed our stay in Dublin apart from the extortionate prices you have to pay for food and drink UNBELIEVABLE!! Took the dart to Bray and Greystones which was a nice trip along the coast. Enjoyed a night's entertainment at the Arlington Hotel which included irish dancers. All in all a good few days!
Great value for money
from marvi3
Stayed in the Belvedere with my boyfriend and his family for a couple of days. It is great value for money and very well located. Lovely breakfast for a reasonable price. Rooms are spacious and very clean.
Dreadful experience
from loopylou_88
Our stay at the Belvedere was terrible, Me and my friend checked in around 6pm, When we got to the reception we were greeted by what i can only call a very rude and abrupt person who wouldnt know the meaning of customer servie if it smacked him in the face, He told me he had charged the full amount of our stayto my Debit Card which was only supplied as a guarentee but the card had declined, he then wanted a further 40euros after paying 270euros for our stay which i found was rather cheeky of them, his lame excuse was you are on room only and you might have breakfast and not pay. There prices were far to high we paid 89euros a night without breakfast. Apparently The Belevdere is no longer part of choice if so why is there still Comfort inn literature aound the hotel and in the rooms???? On my second day i asked the same receptionist where the hop on hop off bus went from his reply was "I dont know" still looking down at his computer, i work for a hotel myself and wouldn never dream of doing that to a guest. The whole experience of dublin was over rated! The rooms they show you online are far from what you get as the real thing and there cleaners need to learn how to use a duster! Would not recomend this hotel!
Run down hotel
from nornirishmum
We got the train down to Dublin for a girly shopping expedition and wanted a fairly central hotel at a fairly cheap price. The Belvedere was central and cheap. We paid £87.00 for a twin room for one night, no breakfast included. The room had been cleaned but was showing signs of wear and tear! One window pane had been broken and had not been replaced. In the bathroom there were cracked tiles, mildew and a shower curtain that was dirty. Yuk.
Had I been travelling with my young children, I would not have stayed, as it was, we only spent a few hours sleeping in the hotel when we rolled in after our night out. We did not eat in the hotel.
The Belvedere needs some money to be spent on it and you get the impresssion that this is not on the agenda of the owners.
This hotel is fine if you just need somewhere to put your head down after a night out on the tiles. if your list of criteria is a bit more exacting don't stay here.
Had I been travelling with my young children, I would not have stayed, as it was, we only spent a few hours sleeping in the hotel when we rolled in after our night out. We did not eat in the hotel.
The Belvedere needs some money to be spent on it and you get the impresssion that this is not on the agenda of the owners.
This hotel is fine if you just need somewhere to put your head down after a night out on the tiles. if your list of criteria is a bit more exacting don't stay here.
Very pleasant stay, friendly and helpful staff
from Jules_UK
I have just returned from a very pleasant 4 day stay in Dublin.
We arrived on the early flight from London and went straight to the Hotel. We didn't expect to be able to check in to our room, however, the very helpful receptionist said there was a room available and we were able to have access immediately.
The room was very clean, the beds were extremely comfortable. If there was any noise during the night I didn't hear it. I always take ear-plugs when staying away from home as I find it difficult to sleep in unusual surroundings.
We ate in the Hotel restaurant 3 times, the food was well cooked and delicious, I would highly recommend their Sirlion Steak and their Pizza's. The house wine was decent quality and very drinkable!
I wouldn't recommend the breakfast. There was very little choice and in my opinion was not good value for money. There is an excellent cafe at the end of the road, and a couple of good bars close by in O'Connell street that opened up for Breakfast and were great value for money and good food.
The tour bus stops for City tours and Wicklow were close by in O'Connell Street. We did the City tour on our first day and Wicklow on day two. We were given a 5euro discount for Wicklow Tour on presentation of the city tour ticket.
I very much enjoyed my stay and wouldn't hesitate in staying at this hotel again in the future.
We arrived on the early flight from London and went straight to the Hotel. We didn't expect to be able to check in to our room, however, the very helpful receptionist said there was a room available and we were able to have access immediately.
The room was very clean, the beds were extremely comfortable. If there was any noise during the night I didn't hear it. I always take ear-plugs when staying away from home as I find it difficult to sleep in unusual surroundings.
We ate in the Hotel restaurant 3 times, the food was well cooked and delicious, I would highly recommend their Sirlion Steak and their Pizza's. The house wine was decent quality and very drinkable!
I wouldn't recommend the breakfast. There was very little choice and in my opinion was not good value for money. There is an excellent cafe at the end of the road, and a couple of good bars close by in O'Connell street that opened up for Breakfast and were great value for money and good food.
The tour bus stops for City tours and Wicklow were close by in O'Connell Street. We did the City tour on our first day and Wicklow on day two. We were given a 5euro discount for Wicklow Tour on presentation of the city tour ticket.
I very much enjoyed my stay and wouldn't hesitate in staying at this hotel again in the future.
Very good...... nothing bad to say...
from Teresa72
We took a bus from the airport and got off at O'Connel Street. We then walked up towards Parnell Square. Initially we had trouble finding it as the brown sign was pointing in the wrong direction! However, once we got there, we stayed in Room no 423 and had no complaints.
We had tea/coffee facilities, iron and board, lovely bed - I haven't slept so well for AGES!!!
The breakfasts were really good as well, hot and cold breakfasts, tea coffee, hot chocolate juice etc. Yogurt, breads, cereals. Fill yer boots!!
The hotel to the main 'strip' of Dublin is only 10 minutes walk (that's if you are walking slowly as well), and from there you can catch the tourist bus or any other buses or walk down to pretty much anywhere.
Nice central hotel with nice staff and a wonderfully comfortable bed and great breakfasts. Budget hotel? I don't think so!!
We had tea/coffee facilities, iron and board, lovely bed - I haven't slept so well for AGES!!!
The breakfasts were really good as well, hot and cold breakfasts, tea coffee, hot chocolate juice etc. Yogurt, breads, cereals. Fill yer boots!!
The hotel to the main 'strip' of Dublin is only 10 minutes walk (that's if you are walking slowly as well), and from there you can catch the tourist bus or any other buses or walk down to pretty much anywhere.
Nice central hotel with nice staff and a wonderfully comfortable bed and great breakfasts. Budget hotel? I don't think so!!
aka Comfort inn Parnell Square
from lcfcabroad
Couple of nights away in Dublin. Booked this hotel via this site but no-one told us that it changed its name and signage to the BELVEDERE.
Spent ages hunting for it!
The hotel was very pleasent with the beds very comfy. Breakfast was nice. An attatched bar served bar meals and was popular with locals. Staff were friendly and helpful. The location was walkable from the top of O'Connell St. to tour buses, Temple BAr and the shopping areas.
P.S it rains a lot in Dublin
Spent ages hunting for it!
The hotel was very pleasent with the beds very comfy. Breakfast was nice. An attatched bar served bar meals and was popular with locals. Staff were friendly and helpful. The location was walkable from the top of O'Connell St. to tour buses, Temple BAr and the shopping areas.
P.S it rains a lot in Dublin
Slightly pricey but nice place
from maevedave
Normally if I stay in Dublin overnight I would be inclined to stay in Camden Deluxe Hotel but this time me and my boyfriend wanted to go to the Radiohead gig in Malahide, so we wanted to be near enough O'Connell Street to get the bus easily. A lot of places were already booked or were a ridiculous price, so we were happy to get a room in Comfort Inn.
Pros:
- Very pleasant, polite and helpful staff at desk, in the bar/restaurant and at breakfast
- Clean room, with sash style windows, comfy bed, tv, tea/coffee facilities
- Plenty of hot water, v powerful shower, plenty of towels
- Very quiet at night
- Nice bar to have a drink and something to eat in
- Relatively cheap carparking offered at a carpark on Marlborough St, just 5 mins walks away.
- Good quality breakfast
Cons:
- Room wasn't huge and although it was clean and pleasant, it wasn't exactly super-modern
- The phone in our room didn't work and someone had stolen the batteries out of the TV remote
- We heard other people complain that the lights in their room would switch themselves off every 5 minutes and they had problems getting hot water in one room, and only scalding hot water in the other room and either the man behind the desk was already aware of these problems or he was exceptionally willing to help them out
- They entice you to eat in the bar with all these special offers but then when you actually order the prices are not what the posters and leaflets around the hotel suggest. Food was really nice though and it's not a rip off
- Not exactly a dodgy area or anything, but it's hard to justify this room costing £127 a night when the Camden Deluxe which is of an only slightly lower standard costs half this
Pros:
- Very pleasant, polite and helpful staff at desk, in the bar/restaurant and at breakfast
- Clean room, with sash style windows, comfy bed, tv, tea/coffee facilities
- Plenty of hot water, v powerful shower, plenty of towels
- Very quiet at night
- Nice bar to have a drink and something to eat in
- Relatively cheap carparking offered at a carpark on Marlborough St, just 5 mins walks away.
- Good quality breakfast
Cons:
- Room wasn't huge and although it was clean and pleasant, it wasn't exactly super-modern
- The phone in our room didn't work and someone had stolen the batteries out of the TV remote
- We heard other people complain that the lights in their room would switch themselves off every 5 minutes and they had problems getting hot water in one room, and only scalding hot water in the other room and either the man behind the desk was already aware of these problems or he was exceptionally willing to help them out
- They entice you to eat in the bar with all these special offers but then when you actually order the prices are not what the posters and leaflets around the hotel suggest. Food was really nice though and it's not a rip off
- Not exactly a dodgy area or anything, but it's hard to justify this room costing £127 a night when the Camden Deluxe which is of an only slightly lower standard costs half this
Lovely staff, very clean and an overall very pleasant experience
from MichelleEarley
This hotel was recommend to me by a friend. I wanted to stay in the city and didnt know where to stay. From the moment we arrived the staff went out of their way to do everything for us. The hotel offers great rates, rooms and I might add a delicious breakfast. I would recommend this to everyone and I look forward to my next stay.
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- comfort inn parnell square
- comfort inn dublin
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- Address: Great Denmark Street - Dublin - 1 - Ireland
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