The North Star Hotel, Dublin, Ireland
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The North Star Hotel, Dublin
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- Address: Amiens Street - Dublin - 1 - Ireland
- Phone: 018363136
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- URL: http://www.regencyhotels.com/
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- Rooms: 130
"Old, dated , smelly , dirty , breakfast was disgusting - the rooms next to the railway tracks are..."
"We selected this hotel in december 2007 from the internet where the photos showed a lovely clean..."
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Horrible
Submitted by: Simon in 08/15/08
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Young Couple
Old, dated , smelly , dirty , breakfast was disgusting - the rooms next to the railway tracks are highly recommended - not.
Horrid
Submitted by: amber in 03/21/08
- Age Group: Under 18
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
We selected this hotel in december 2007 from the internet where the photos showed a lovely clean hotel!
WE WERE WRONG..!!
On entrance to the reception the wall paper was ripped and the skirting boards were in a film of dust.
We were shown our room which the curtains would not even close. The carpet had huge holes where they had tried to sew it together!!!! The bathroom had mold in the corner of the bath and shower.
We were then shown a second room which was bigger but in the same condition. This time asking for our money back, the receptionist insisted we pay for the one night she would not refund our money.
Thankfuly the agencey we booked through payed our refund in full.
I would not recommend anybody to go here at all - it is a disgrace!!!
Never Ever Again!!
Submitted by: Teresa in 01/16/07
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Adventurer
Stayed here overnight on the 8th December. Had stayed here in January and had a room thorugh in the new part which was great, so stayed here again. BIG MISTAKE!!
On checking in, I asked the receptionist for a quiet room - I got Room 126 which if she thinks this is a quiet room, then she had something wrong with her hearing!!
I arrived back from a concert at 11:30 and heard a full scale party going on in McCoys. The part of the hotel I was in, the music was so loud I thought I was in McCoys!! I was told this would finish at 12:30am, so could wait. At 12:45am, I asked reception again, was told to wait another 10 minutes. Just after 1am, I got dressed and went downstairs - the receptionist wouldnt let me talk and kept interrupting me. He then said it would finish at 2am.
Finally, at 2am the music went off, but then the fun and games started. If you stay here, just remember that we can hear EVERYTHING through the walls ....... I dont know how to put this politely ...... but, well, use your imagination!!! Well it went on for about 3-4 hours!!!! I kid you not .........
I had an early start so was up and about at 6:00am when a young female, dressed extremely skimpily, tried to get into my room!!! She was from the "noisy" room!!
As for the trains, when they went past less than 50 metres from my window, the whole room shook!! They start just after 4am in the morning, but cos of the noise, I was up anyway!!
Needless to say, between the music and this female, I never slept all night - I was shattered. Told the receptionist at 1am I was never staying here again.
My husband and I, are planning to be in Dublin for New Years Eve 2007/2008, but we are most definately NOT staying at this hotel again.
Central but quiet
Submitted by: Ian Roy in 06/14/05
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Weekend Breaker
Good hotel in central location. Rooms a bit small, but adequate and clean. Food good.
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