Name: Dublin Central Inn
Address: 95-98 Talbot Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, D1, Ireland
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

Elevator/lift

Smoke-free property

Heating

Express check-in/check-out

Terrace

Outdoor furniture

General

Non-smoking rooms

Room service

Cable TV

Hairdryer

Shower/Bathtub

Shower

Laptop safe

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Iron and board

Laundry

Safe-deposit box

Dry-cleaning

Luggage storage

Telephone

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Vending machine

Kettle

Meals

Internet access

Internet

Car rental

Transfer

Spanish

Russian

English

French

Portuguese

Polish

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Sun Deck

Recreation

Parking

Fax and copy machine

Business

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Trinity College

Ha' Penny Bridge

The Book of Kells

Powerscourt Townhouse

National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square

Dublin Castle

Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History

Dublinia

Christ Church Cathedral

St. Stephen's Green

Old Jameson Distillery

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Guinness Storehouse

National Botanic Gardens

Aviva Stadium

Dublin Zoo

Phoenix Park

Dublin Airport

Dublin Central Inn

Dublin

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no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

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garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

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lake-view

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oceanside

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Our hotel was very central and convenient.  We are 3 star people, so we got what we paid for. The room was basic, clean, small, with spartan decor. A free safe was provided, free toiletries, a tea tray. Downstairs, there was a little lounge with reams of tourist information, complimentary tea  and coffee, a smoking area. The staff was friendly and helpful. They even helped us print out our Ryan Air tickets, as we did not have any way to do so. We are so grateful for their assistance. A little treat dish on the counter. They kept our luggage for us until checkin. They go the extra mile. I would love to stay here again. Hint...ask for a room on Talbot, if you want to look out the window.  Also, no fridge.

Central location, basic hotel, friendly staff, good price

Went to Dublin for St Patrick's Day everything cancelled Pubs shut but the staff at the hotel were excellent .only four people at breakfast ,but had no brown bread ,the young lad offered to go and get some for us,which we politely thank but said no ,(think there's more to worry about them bread) .I hope all your jobs are safe and the lovely helpful staff are safe and well .


How to make customers feel at ease

Cleanest hotel I’ve seen in a long while. Friendliest staff who are beyond helpful and a very good located hotel. Do not understand the naff reviews... it is a budget hotel after all. However I don’t have a bad word to say about the place. Highly recommend

Fantastic

Even though renovation works we’re going ahead we were lucky enough to have a room that was completed, small ish room but beautiful. Could not fault it, considering it a central city hotel is was one of the better ones I’ve stayed in
Management even helped me with my secret plan to propose to the other half on leap year, staff went out of their way to decorate the room for me ( in literally no time, it was a time restraint mission ) and gave us a complimentary bottle of bubbly !  Luckily he said yes ! 
Breakfast is an extra but the choices you were offered were good and a good variety 
Local pub the Celt bar ended up being our haunt ( there was 15 of us) who were brilliant and fairly priced 
Def worth staying ! Thanks again to Patrick and all the staff

Perfect weekend and an engagement !

On our short trip in Dublin we stayed at the Central Inn for one night. It is located very central and is a good starting place to explore the city. We parked our car in the parking garage (Q-Park the spire) about 5min by foot from the hotel.  The hotel provides a discount card for the stay, but expect to pay 25+ Eur for 24h. The hotel also has a few free parking spots at the hotel, so worth to check with them. 

The rooms and bathrooms were basic and quite small, but clean and ok. The staff was friendly. We liked the breakfast, with a nice room, a good selection and very good organized (seated, and staff really cleans up quickly) 


Good place in the center of Dublin 

First thing to say about this hotel is that it undergoing some major refurbishment, though that had no influence on our stay as we were not disturbed by the work.  I put that first as an attempt to explain some of the negative reviews on here.  We stayed for three nights and were given a refurbished room.  The room was small, clean and comfortable.  What more can you ask for a budget hotel right in the centre of a capital city? 
That brings me to the second thing.  This hotel is superbly located.  You are surrounded by shops, bars and restaurants, but we were not disturbed by noise.  The Irish Gift Shop below plays music till nine o'clock, but even us oldies don't go to bed that early.  If that is what you want to do, why go to Dublin?
Dublin itself is a typical capital city, being busy and cosmopolitan.  It is also astonishingly friendly and welcoming.  The Central is, as you guessed, Sherlock, right in the middle of the city.  Maybe 300m from the iconic Post Office, and very convenient for tram stops and the mainline station, Connolly.  We bought a Leap Card at the airport, which for a few € a day gives you unlimited public transport.  Don't miss this bargain.  We used it to get around the city, but also to explore the area around: going to the lovely seaside places af Bray and Howth. 
The staff are unfailingly helpful and friendly, and I highly recommend the breakfast served from 0800 to 1000.  A buffet feast that can get you through the day, with the help of the odd Guinness, of course. There is also free coffee all day, but the quality reflects the price here!  Not the best. 
Another moan might be that the TV didn't work, but that was probably because workmen had trashed the satellite dish, but you don't come to Dublin to watch TV. Set your expectations at the right level - this is a budget hotel - and you will be very pleased.  We would book again, without doubt.

Superbly located budget hotel

This is a hidden gem. Very central location for visits transport etc.
Rooms are compact but immaculate and well serviced. Staff are superb and will sort anything you need doing.
Great little guest lounge with free bean to cup coffee and tv.
Would go again and have already reccommended to friends who have booked. Thankyou Dublin Central Inn.

Short Break

The shower was absolutely terrible, didn’t feel clean for 5 days because of it. 
Tried getting a refund/compensation but the hotel are not responding so I would forget about it. 
Wouldn’t return here because if there’s something wrong/not working then you won’t get compensation.

Awful experience

We stayed here for 3 nights and found the hotel to be a great base to explore the city. We couldn't believe how easy it was to walk to Trinity College, Temple Bar  or to any of the shopping areas in 15 mins or less. The airport bus was only a 5 minute walk away. 
The breakfast was really delicious with a lot to choose from, and the staff were always very friendly and helpful whenever we had a question. 
Also serious bonus points to the great decor and fabulous bathroom we had in our room, the late check out options and for the team holding our bags so we could go for one more walk before heading to the airport. 
The only thing I would fault is that if you have a central hotel, the noise can be hard to deal with. We were on the first floor, and it's above the Irish gift shop so the constant loud music and advertising, and hearing people march past the room took a bit of getting used to. Thankfully by the time you needed to sleep, it was nice and quiet.

Great location to explore

We booked this hotel with a travel agency. It’s a great location surrounded by some good kebab takeaway shops. 
For the price we payed it was a great stay for only 2 nights. Staff were friendly the manager I believe- answered all my questions about transport and gave us a map which he marked with all the nearest transport points. 
The hotel let us leave our bags before we checked in (check in at 2 we got there at 8) and let us leave them when we checked out (check out half 10 we picked them up at 6 in the afternoon). 
The room was a decent size , don’t see the point in having a room any bigger. The bathroom, however, was falling part and The shower would go cold then hot. The bathrooms definitely need a refurb asap, that’s the only fault I can give this hotel. 
Great for price and location. 

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