Trinity Capital Hotel - Dublin

Location is good as it is close to Grafton St. Relaxed ambience throughout the hotel. Staff are helpful though not too friendly. I found the restaurant overpriced for the quality of food served though there are plenty other cafes/restaurants nearby which provide better value for money. The room was dark though spacious and very clean but I was disappointed that there was no bath. Also, the tv viewing is limited to about seven channels three of which stopped working after my first day. I paid €99 per night and feel that breakfast should be included for that price. Light sleepers should be aware that the hotel is beside a Fire Station.

Centrally located this hotel offered the Dublin trveller all they could need. Walking distance to everything in town, it is perfectly located. The rooms are spacious, and well equipped. Black out curtains mean sleep is not a problem, and the staff were happy to arrange a late check-out, to allow us to complete a walking tour - although they forgot to mention that my credit card would be charged at the regular check out time, this was reversed on request and a result of the hotel's computer system. Eclectic choice of furniture in the foyer makes you feel a little like you have slipped down the rabbit hole, but good to see something a little different. Overall, I would definitely stay again, and recommend to anyone heading to Dublin.

The Hotel Trinity Capital far exceeded my expectations specially regarding the quality of the room and the solicitude of its staff. I believe the hotel caters to all kinds of public: from business trips to budget travellers, for its location and good prices.

Great hotel in super location but make sure you're not on the first floor above the fire station. We could hear the fire station's main garage door opening and closing right throughout the night. Asked to be moved but no more rooms available so we paid extra to be upgraded to an executive room - but beware: these rooms don't have air-conditioning! So we had to have the window open all night which of course meant more noise from the street. Wouldn't stay here again just because of noise levels - maybe it's better if you get a room at the back though. We didn't have the option. Also staff not particularly friendly - it doesn't make or break a stay for me but it's nice to be greeted with a smile. Also doorman/concierge is hopeless with advice on local restaurants - ask someone else. Location is great - a short walk to everything and the decor is interesting with lovely restaurant/bar/lobby area. Rooms were clean and spacious and equipped with everything you'd expect and thick lined curtains keep out the light - but not the noise! Overall I would recommend the Trinity but only if you specify a room at the back (the view from both sides of the hotel is pretty grim so it doesn't matter - unless you're on the top executive floor in which case you have a lovely view over the cricket green and city to the front).