Wynn's Hotel in Dublin

Wynn’s Hotel, Dublin, is an absolute joy. It’s in a great location - close to Trinity, museums, shops and restaurants. The decor is Victorian wth a bit of a ‘70’s vibe, and the seafood chowder is sublime. What makes the hotel stand out is the staff. From the Czech barman who remembered our drinks and advised me on which gin to have, to the waiter who told my 65 year old friend to put her phone away and eat her breakfast before it got cold, we met big personalities who gave excellent service and made us feel totally at home. There is nothing corporate here, just a great hotel with a lovely atmosphere. Like the staff, the hotel is quirky and idiosyncratic, and in a gentle and understated we had one of the best hotel experiences ever. I absolutely loved it.

Before you rush to judgment at the 4.3 average rating, check out the overwhelming proportion of recent glowing 5 star ratings for this hotel. My wife and I spent 5 nights here, and as frequent travelers with 2 BNBs of our own we were extremely impressed. Absolutely everyone who staffed the front desk during our stay was exceptional, but as others have noted, Sam stood out amidst this outstanding bunch. He was delightful to talk to and eager to please. The room was well equipped and very comfortable, and breakfast was truly something to look forward to each morning - the food, the setting, and again the service were all fantastic. And the location, with easy walks to Trinity College and other key Dublin locations and a light rail stop about a block away was a definite plus. We rarely stay this long a one hotel, but I’m glad we had an unusually extended stay here.

Staff very friendly breakfast was brilliant missed my car being parked and collected especially walking in the rain to collect We were spoilt over the years pity lost the parking places they used to have

Popped in for a drink, really cosy and traditional. Bar staff and waiting staff give such good vibes loved our pints at the bar before our flight home

Met people there great food and friendly staff

Walked past this hotel many times when I was studying in the 'college of knowledge' over 30 years ago. A magnificent hotel history established as far back s 1845 and restored 1921 after being bombed in the rising of 1916; the breakfast room with high ceilings and wide windows (tax must have been expensive) let you look out at the hustle and bustle of the beautiful fair city of Dublin. You could see people trying to get to work on the luas, meaning speed in Irish language (light rail tram system). The Wynn has an outstanding staff throughout the hotel from the front door, the reception desk(Ava), the breakfast room and the cleaners. It is located so central for the public transports, a walk through O'Connell street with many historical sites including the new sculpture Spire (new for me), you could walk to the both ends of the Liffey river with one end to The Point. You could cross the haypenny bridge very nearby to Temple Bar, the Brazen Head and stroll back in the wee hours. The doors are locked by 11pm but the hotel will let you in when you return. The breakfast has the continental option with many choices of cereals etc and the Irish breakfast are inclusive in the hotel room rates. Service here in the breakfast room is as good as the 4 or 5 star hotels I am used to (not trying to brag but to praise the young staff). The hotel room was clean, comfortable with a nice bed, curtains and a modern bathroom. The blinds helped kept the room dark and fit for a good night sleep. The other good points were the overall cleanliness was fantastic, spacious and the hotel staff were very helpful. Definitely would recommend Wynn hotel over others that I know like the Westbury, the Shelbourne and the Merrion.

A perfectly maintained hotel with a Victorian feel, all that's missing are the horse-drawn carriages at the entrance! The room is clean with its stucco ceiling, but unfortunately it's very small, and the hallway is noisy due to a lack of soundproofing. The neighbor's door slams in the early morning, and the water pipes rattle. Too bad! The continental breakfast is satisfactory.

Always a pleasure to drop in for a snack and a drink when I am shopping in Dublin.

Hotel right in the center. Old-fashioned hotel, but the rooms have been renovated. Clean. But on the other hand, the hotel is extremely noisy because of the bad door frames... Between the cries of the seagulls and the pimps, it felt like we were in Starsky and Hutch. No air conditioning, so it was too hot. Breakfast was okay. Nothing very original.

El desayuno que vino con nuestra habitación era excelente y no puedo decir lo suficiente sobre el asistente de la sala de desayuno Trevor, él era fantástico haciendo todo para asegurarnos y todos los demás presentes fueron atendidos. Gracias. Tuvimos un gran comienzo de nuestro día en Dublín.