Wynns Hotel Dublin
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Wynns Hotel Dublin
Rooms: 70
35 Lower Abbey Street
- Dublin - 1 - Ireland
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Would not stay here again
from pamela913
the bathroom was not heated...the window in the bathroom would not shut so that didn't help...the bed was absolutley horrible, worst sleep ever, bad view, elevator broken the whole time we were there...lugged suitcases up and down 3 floors, only somewhat good thing was the breakfast, your paying for location
Nice centrally located hotel
from FilipBelgium
A very centrally located hotel (Take 747 bus at airport and it drops you at a few meters from the hotel) Rather small rooms but comfortable (flatscreen TV) Nice Irish breakfast. Ideally located for a short citytrip.Reception staff is OK but not 'very' friendly. Other members of staff are very friendly.
Excellent CityHotel
from DonegalTraveller
I stayed at this hotel on Jan 25 for one night only on a business trip. The staff were very freindly and helpful. They ordered me a taxi as I had to to a function on the other side of town and assured me that they use this firm often . I was a little concerend about going in the taxi on my own, but all was well. My room was in 3rd floor, it was a basic single room, but it was very clean. I ordered breakfast to be delivered to my room in the morning and this arrived promptly. It was only €2.50 extra. The only complaint I had, as I was at the front of the hotel I did find the traffic in the morning noisey. But it just meant I was up earlier to go shopping. The staff let me leave my overnight bag at the recepiton, while I went shopping for the day. I then collected it on my way home. I would stay again as you are only a few minutes off O'connell st and all the main shopping areas in the city.
A little rundown but fine
from Zadok99
We stayed here for 2 nights in two single rooms. The hotel is in a great location and overall was value for money.
The hotel is a little rundown. Past its prime is probably a fair description. The staff were friendly but I also had strange experiences with leaving a credit card to guarantee charges. No card no phone line but leaving rthe card details was torture.
What it loses in amenity it gains in price and location. I would most likely stay here again.
The hotel is a little rundown. Past its prime is probably a fair description. The staff were friendly but I also had strange experiences with leaving a credit card to guarantee charges. No card no phone line but leaving rthe card details was torture.
What it loses in amenity it gains in price and location. I would most likely stay here again.
Excellent - read the review
from aprilschild
We stayed at the Wynn's over the New Year period and nothing was too much trouble. The staff and service provided was second to none, true there are no tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms but all you need do is ask, we emailed through prior to arrival and a tray was provided - even stocked up again every day. The room was spacious, we were on the fifth floor, we had made a request for a higher floor room after reading reviews re functions - even took ear plugs as a precaution. Room consisted of Wardrobe (inc dressing gowns and iron /ironing board and wall safe), desk and chair, two window seats but these were over the heaters so you didn't sit there long, two bedside cabinets. The bathroom was also very reasonably sized with a shower facility.
Housekeeping was provided every day, even New Year's day, including daily fresh towels. The hotel was clean in all areas and we were even provided with a continental breakfast on the morning we were leaving (6.15am start) of toast, cereal, coffee /tea, yoghurt. Nothing was too much trouble for these staff.
Much of it was dark wood and brass in the hotel, this was to reflect the traditional style of its original building. Food in the hotel was excellent, lunch (full roast dinner) was around 11 euro. Dinner in the restaurant for three courses was 25 euro or a la carte. The dining room was well used by travellers and regulars alike and was always quite full.
Can also recommend a nice Italian restaurant on O'Connell street, Café Carlos, lunch for 11 euro consisting of starter, main course pasta or pizza and a glass of wine, again excellent service and quality both at lunch and evening.
Housekeeping was provided every day, even New Year's day, including daily fresh towels. The hotel was clean in all areas and we were even provided with a continental breakfast on the morning we were leaving (6.15am start) of toast, cereal, coffee /tea, yoghurt. Nothing was too much trouble for these staff.
Much of it was dark wood and brass in the hotel, this was to reflect the traditional style of its original building. Food in the hotel was excellent, lunch (full roast dinner) was around 11 euro. Dinner in the restaurant for three courses was 25 euro or a la carte. The dining room was well used by travellers and regulars alike and was always quite full.
Can also recommend a nice Italian restaurant on O'Connell street, Café Carlos, lunch for 11 euro consisting of starter, main course pasta or pizza and a glass of wine, again excellent service and quality both at lunch and evening.
If on business, do not stay here!
from A TripAdvisor Member
From the moment I walked in their were problems.
Straight away, I handed over my Amex for a swipe (standard procedure), but was given a funny look, and I was then asked to write my card details down (inc security code) on the guest card!
I refused, as this is highly irregular, and not very secure.
I was then asked to pay up front, which I did in full, but I was unable to get an invoice as the system was being backed up!
I then noticed that I had been given a smoking room. They had a non smoking available, but only for my fist night, so I had to put up with the somking room!
I then went to my room, using the lift which seemed like a death trap!
When I went to my room, the first thing I noticed was the absence of any coffee facilities.
I also noticed there was only a tiny little desk to do my work on, and no data point. Instead I had to stretch the phone over to the middle of the bed, and move the desk right by the bed too, to get dial up access.
I have 800 dial up access, so it is a free number. Anyhow I decided to see if if I would get a one off connection charge (normal hotel stuff) so I called reception, and got told it would be 70c per minute!!
I asked her to double check this, as that is crazy, but she could not confirm!
So I then said I would connect for two minutes, and call her again to see if I had been charged.
She then told me that she needs my credit card details to open the phone line.
I said no, as I did previousley, but I argued I will be making a free call. eventually she opened the line.
Anyhow, I connected, and was annoyed as I only got 28.8Kb/s (very slow).
I then called her 5 minutes later to see about the charge but she had gone home, and I spoke to someone else who told me it was all locked! so he could not tell me.
Other points to note is that the toilet flush handle is broken, and the bath panel is all cracked.
On the plus side, there is a flat LCD TV on the wall, however the pricture is rubbish, and two of their sky channels are not working.
Overall, if I hadnt paid up front, I would check out and find another hotel.
Straight away, I handed over my Amex for a swipe (standard procedure), but was given a funny look, and I was then asked to write my card details down (inc security code) on the guest card!
I refused, as this is highly irregular, and not very secure.
I was then asked to pay up front, which I did in full, but I was unable to get an invoice as the system was being backed up!
I then noticed that I had been given a smoking room. They had a non smoking available, but only for my fist night, so I had to put up with the somking room!
I then went to my room, using the lift which seemed like a death trap!
When I went to my room, the first thing I noticed was the absence of any coffee facilities.
I also noticed there was only a tiny little desk to do my work on, and no data point. Instead I had to stretch the phone over to the middle of the bed, and move the desk right by the bed too, to get dial up access.
I have 800 dial up access, so it is a free number. Anyhow I decided to see if if I would get a one off connection charge (normal hotel stuff) so I called reception, and got told it would be 70c per minute!!
I asked her to double check this, as that is crazy, but she could not confirm!
So I then said I would connect for two minutes, and call her again to see if I had been charged.
She then told me that she needs my credit card details to open the phone line.
I said no, as I did previousley, but I argued I will be making a free call. eventually she opened the line.
Anyhow, I connected, and was annoyed as I only got 28.8Kb/s (very slow).
I then called her 5 minutes later to see about the charge but she had gone home, and I spoke to someone else who told me it was all locked! so he could not tell me.
Other points to note is that the toilet flush handle is broken, and the bath panel is all cracked.
On the plus side, there is a flat LCD TV on the wall, however the pricture is rubbish, and two of their sky channels are not working.
Overall, if I hadnt paid up front, I would check out and find another hotel.
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from vatomVirginia
We arived at Wynn's after an all night flight from Boston and my wife had a terrible head cold. Though it was only 9:00 on Sunday morning, the staff invited us in to breakfast and proceeded to go all out in their efforts to get at least one of our rooms prepared for us so that we could get at least a few hours rest.
Our 3 day stay at Wynn's was pure pleasure. The staff was helpful and friendly and the facilties were excellent.
I read a few reviews that mentioned noise issues; our stay was Sunday through Wednesday so we didn't have to deal with Friday or Saturday night receptions in the hotel or pariters on the street. Their was some street repair taking place one night until about midnight, but I always travel with earplugs to insure a good night's sleep.
We will visit Wynn's again and I will recommend them to anyone thinking of visiting Dublin.
Our 3 day stay at Wynn's was pure pleasure. The staff was helpful and friendly and the facilties were excellent.
I read a few reviews that mentioned noise issues; our stay was Sunday through Wednesday so we didn't have to deal with Friday or Saturday night receptions in the hotel or pariters on the street. Their was some street repair taking place one night until about midnight, but I always travel with earplugs to insure a good night's sleep.
We will visit Wynn's again and I will recommend them to anyone thinking of visiting Dublin.
Sorry, but no thanks
from A TripAdvisor Member
The location is O.K.-very convenient for sightseeing and shopping.
The room I stayed was far too small and no view (you could touch the wall of next building if you open the only window). The reception staff was unfortunately not so helpful.
The room I stayed was far too small and no view (you could touch the wall of next building if you open the only window). The reception staff was unfortunately not so helpful.
Too noisy to sleep!!!
from mrshappy
I stayed at Wynns with some friends for 2 nights to shop and sample the well renowned night life of Dublin. We were told at check in that there were functions in the hotel on both nights of our stay, however we didn't appreciate how noisy this would be. We returned to our rooms (which happened to be directly above the function room) at 1.00am and all I can say is that we might as well have been in the room with the party - the noise was horrendous. The music stopped shortly afterwards, however people seemed to be there for hours afterwards, shouting and singing. We asked to be moved the next day and the staff were very helpful and accommodating, and duly moved us up to the third floor. They even moved our luggage for us.
Whilst my friend and I were moved to the back of the hotel which was quiet, the other two were in the same position above the function room and could still hear the music despite being two floors above. The hotel must have known which guests attending the function were staying in the hotel so why don't they put those guests in the noisy rooms??
The hotel was very central, just off O'Connell Street, and very handy for the shopping areas and Temple Bar, which was a 5 minute walk away. It would have been nice to have tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms as a E2.50 charge for room service seemed a bit steep (this made the cost about E5.00 for a cup of tea, however it wasn't a big deal really.
Overall, the hotel was very nice and the staff were great, however I think they need to consider guests a bit more when they have functions on. Even though we're no stick in the muds, we do like to sleep sometimes!
Whilst my friend and I were moved to the back of the hotel which was quiet, the other two were in the same position above the function room and could still hear the music despite being two floors above. The hotel must have known which guests attending the function were staying in the hotel so why don't they put those guests in the noisy rooms??
The hotel was very central, just off O'Connell Street, and very handy for the shopping areas and Temple Bar, which was a 5 minute walk away. It would have been nice to have tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms as a E2.50 charge for room service seemed a bit steep (this made the cost about E5.00 for a cup of tea, however it wasn't a big deal really.
Overall, the hotel was very nice and the staff were great, however I think they need to consider guests a bit more when they have functions on. Even though we're no stick in the muds, we do like to sleep sometimes!
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from A TripAdvisor Member
THUMBS UP
Wynn's hotel is in a superb spot in the centre of Dublin. All amenities are close by.
The hotel is well presented and the staff are hospitable and helpful. The room i stayed in had some character and was comfortable.
THUMBS DOWN
The shower wasn't very powerful but it worked. My room was situated at the front of the hotel so the tram line that runs out the front could be heard. However, this didn't appear to run throughout the night and was bearable. The hotel is undergoing repairs so i was woken early by loud drilling but i had to get up to go to breakfast anyway so it was no great shake.
No hotel is perfect and despite the thumbs down list i'd recommend Wynn's.
Wynn's hotel is in a superb spot in the centre of Dublin. All amenities are close by.
The hotel is well presented and the staff are hospitable and helpful. The room i stayed in had some character and was comfortable.
THUMBS DOWN
The shower wasn't very powerful but it worked. My room was situated at the front of the hotel so the tram line that runs out the front could be heard. However, this didn't appear to run throughout the night and was bearable. The hotel is undergoing repairs so i was woken early by loud drilling but i had to get up to go to breakfast anyway so it was no great shake.
No hotel is perfect and despite the thumbs down list i'd recommend Wynn's.
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- Address: 35 Lower Abbey Street - Dublin - 1 - Ireland
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