Avoid at all costs on Friday nights when the pub downstairs is open. The sound-proofing is virtually non-existent, and things didn't really quiet down until well past midnight, when the desk staff assured us it would be quiet. Also, there was construction going on next door, so it was noisy during the afternoon of our arrival when I was trying... more

We stayed at the Georgian Hotel in autumn of last year, and I was VERY disappointed. The house has a scruffy look, the rooms are worn and rather dark, it all feels a bit old and stuffy; we arrived on a Friday so the pub underneath had a party, and it sounded as if the party was right in the... more

We had pre-booked the Georgian Hotel in Dublin, Ireland. When we arrived on June 8, 2007, the room was not ready so we used the lobby bathroom and it was filthy. The hotel lobby had worn furniture and many of the walls were scuffed with luggage and other marks. We left the hotel hoping the rooms were in better condition... more

This hotel is VERY basic, very dated, overrated, and VERY overpriced. The hotel was relatively clean and centrally located (two blocks away from Saint Stevens Green). The pictures on their website are VERY misleading, as the hotel is on a busy street. Our room was located in the rear and the window overlooked the roof. The room furnishings were dated... more

Myself and my girlfriend stayed at the Georgian Hotel for three nights in March 2007. We took the Aircoach from Dublin Airport which stops at Merrion Square North, which is about a five minute walk from the hotel. Upon arrival at about 8:00a.m. after a long flight from the states, we wanted to drop our bags and check-in. Understandably the... more

We booked this hotel on a whim after deciding to stay an extra night in Dublin. As far as location is concerned, it's excellent: within 10 mins walk of Grafton Street and surrounded by great pubs like O'Donaghues and Doheny and Nesbitt. The downside was the hotel itself. It's potential is great, but the actual execution leaves a lot to... more

I would like to recommend georgian hotel to tourists travelling to Dublin. It has a great location in a really nice area, all the houses are georgian buildings, museum just around the corner, also trinity nearby and loads of shops. WE really liked it and the staff were helpful and friendly, no problems at all with this hotel. We actually... more

The hotel is in a great location and amenities are great. But what I was most impressed with was the staff. I needed to get something sent to me that I left at the hotel when I returned to New York and although sending the package proved more difficult than they had imagined the staff went above and beyond to... more

We ended up here after the hotal we actually booked had no record of us. The warning signs should have been that this was the only hotel with rooms on Ryder Cup weekend! The rooms were shabby, service was poor. They didn't have an ironing board and there was large patches of damp on the walls. This, in conjunction with... more