Donnybrook Hall Reviews

Admittedly, I was skeptical; the accommodation seemed far away from the city center. But far from it. Donnybrook Hall is very accessible to the public, even late in the evening. However, if you follow the staff's tips, you should head towards Leeson Street. There is one of Dublin's most beautiful parks: Saint Stephen Green Park. The welcome was warm, even if I had to get used to the Irish accent of the English language. All employees are extremely competent and friendly. I got several great tips. Luckily for me, I followed all the advice. The rooms are typical British standards, small and very cute. Comfortable beds and of course non-smoking rooms. There are enough sockets available. The bathrooms are absolutely amazing: I've planned a lot of bathrooms myself, but I couldn't have planned it better. Shower cubicles of the highest quality, just like the fittings, the only thing I keep seeing in English-speaking countries are the toilets with attached cisterns. Due to the structure of the building and the thin walls, flush-mounted installation would only have been possible with front-wall installation. In the shower you will find a thermostat and not a single lever mixer like in most hotels. The structure of the house is good and, in keeping with the island style, it looks British-Irish from the outside. The same applies to the immediate surroundings. The yellow front door surprised me a little at first, but now I think it looks great. Unfortunately, I didn't book breakfast based on the reviews. You get a front door key and don't have to ring the bell for long. Planning to come to Dublin with a tour group next year. Preferably to Donnybrook Hall.