The Address Connolly in Dublin

Had a good stay at the Address Connolly. The hotel itself if beautiful, love the art as you walk to the elevators. It’s in a good location, about 20 minute walk from the Temple area - however it does not always feel very safe walking home late at night. Ubers are quite expensive €20-30 so may want to be nearer the Temple area if this is what you want to do most. Our room had a lovely large bed, the shower was amazing and boiling hot, and there was someone on service at all times. Our negatives from our stay were that our room (565) had a very strong odour of cigarettes, this started on our second night, seemed as if someone nearby was smoking. The train station nearby is also very loud during the day, and you could hear people in the hallways and nearby rooms. We had to wait a long time for any lifts to get to and from our room, at one point we waited 15 minutes before giving up! Some parts of the room looked as if they could have done with a deep clean, but the day cleaners did a good job. Overall we had a good stay, and the hotel was mostly just a place to stay. Would reccomend visiting the Silver Penny - Wetherspoons nearby for a cheap drink, Dublin zoo, yellow jelly for brunch, and the whole Temple bar area.

We stayed here for one night over the bank holiday and can’t fault our time here, the reception is beautiful and we were greeted by very friendly reception staff, we booked the King Club Room and it did not disappoint! Really spacious and the view was incredible. Cleanliness 10/10 and the added bonus of the club lounge to sit out in the sun was the icing on the cake for us. We will definitely be back!

Located right next to the train station. Convenient walking distance from the city center. Clean rooms and common areas!

The rooms are good and the best things about is location is that it's across the street from Connolly train station. The area is sort of far from the main area of central Dublin and the surrounding sidewalks are full of trash and vomit. The hotel itself was great but would not stay again due to the location

Lovely hotel, mix of old and modern decor. Nice bar and restaurant and a lively breakfast. Staff are very helpful. Lost 1 star for the cold room.

Lovely hotel, staff and food the thing that let it down was the train track, right out the window from trains going passed to maintenance work being done on train track (no vault to hotel) wasn’t a good night sleep at all but everything else was amazing

First time in Dublin & looking for a fantastic place to stay? Then look no further than The Address Hotel... It's just a stones throw from the train centre & that lends itself to a certain charm that the reception is an arch where the train tracks go over, so when you're booking in you can hear the trains overhead, which I think was quite charming! The customer service was second to none, the staff were attentive, friendly & patient, we felt like we were a regular patron of this establishment & it showed through the wonderful staff. The hotel is designed wonderfully & the atmosphere shows that within the walls, the lighting is thoughtful but not gaudy, the walls have artwork showcasing Ireland artists, the decor is thought out & it shows in the modernist design. The rooms... Oh my goodness! The rooms are amazing, from the futuristic digital locks to the automated curtains, the rooms were epic, airy, light & spacious. Me & the wife were on the 7th floor, the views were amazing & we had a great view, especially of the train tracks which were novel & fun! We had access to a separate area called The Club which had coffee facilities, breakfast bites & seating, plus a patio area which was amazing. The beds were comfortable, spacious & cosy, I'm pretty sure the duvet was weighted. The novel part of staying here is that you could hear & feel the trains going past in the night which was fun & actually didn't disturb either one of us, it was therapeutic if anything & doesn't take away from a wonderful stay. The breakfast in the morning was awesome, there was so much choice I didn't know where to start, or what to have, so I decided on an Irish Fry which hit the spot! The flat whites from the coffee machine were so good I had two. I can't recommend this place highly enough & we will be definitely booking this amazing hotel again when we both revisit Dublin again, which won't be long at all!

The hotel is an older but remodeled hotel. The only thing is that is over the train. Rooms are comfortable.

Lovely modern and clean Hotel with really nice welcoming staff.

The location is good, although the neighborhood can be a bit dull with dark streets. Above the 5th floor, there are excellent views in every direction. The rooms are well-equipped and clean, a good alternative to the Holiday Inn and BecketLocke. The staff is often misleading; most rooms include breakfast as standard. The staff always informs you of this, but upon arriving at the restaurant, it turns out that breakfast is an additional fee. An additional advantage is the Club rooms, which offer access to a viewing terrace with a kitchen. The kitchen provides free coffee, tea, juices, fresh fruit, and pastries. The terrace is sheltered from the wind and additionally heated with radiant heaters.