Premier Inn Dublin City Centre (Gloucester Street South) hotel in Dublin

Good location for accessing central Dublin, use the road alongside the river, the inner road does not give a good Impression.

Great hotel, location and rooms. Just over the bridge from temple bar area (about 5 minutes walk) so perfect location. Very fairly priced particularly for the great location. Rooms tidy and clean. Great room facilities Inc shower, king size bed, TV, kettle, tea etc. recommend

Room was small and some amenities like a small fridge or a luggage bed were missing. Bed was comfortable and the location was central enough. Around 10 - 15 min by walk from the center. Cleanliness was four out of five stars. Stuff was not willing to help us at all,except from one person ,Scott who was very friendly and willing to help. All the others were moody and unwilling to do anything, not even tell you a good morning or just hi.We arrive earlier from the check in hour and we asked for an early check-in ( we knew that we would pay 10 euros ,we were fine with that) but the reception girl said no cause the room was not ready and she told us to come back around 16.00,one hour after the official check in hour. So we left out luggages in a room and we left for a walk.

Typical premier Inn spot on for rooms but the breakfast was hit and missy and if you didn't get the right staff member??

Good reception at the reception on arrival. Good rooms with comfortable and large beds. Good shower. Poor selection at breakfast. Slow service at the restaurant, really good food, but we got the sauce for the meat when we finished eating.

Lovely hotel, very clean friendly with a good night's sleep. Great full breakfast for a fee.

Great stay close enough to visit Temple Bar on foot, good airport Express bus access and exceptionally clean and quiet. Restful location will stay here again

Great visit no issues. Thank you to all the staff.

Great place only slight flaw was tear in the duvet cover. Warm and cosy room and clean throughout.

Super helpful staff, particularly Scott who went out of his way to return precious lost property.