Keavan's Port Hotel , Dublin0

Lovely and clean, brand new facilities. Staff were wonderful and great location. Nice and quiet considering you are in a weatherspoons.

I wasn't keen on walking through the bar to the room but this was due to the nature of the trip. If it was me by myself, would have been less of an issue.

Very nice hotel. Clean and attractive interiors, looked like it was recently renovated.. Front desk staff were great. Our room was very quiet and had good curtains that allowed us to sleep in. Good location for our needs, although not in the middle of all the action. Very attractive public area with unique retrofit of old buildings and lots of light.

Room was cramped. Confusing check-in with separate entrances for hotel and restaurant. No ramps to bring in bags and doors locked between reception and the restaurant area.

Surprisingly nice place. The character of the hotel was lovely. There were little snugs built into what use to be an old chapel and the drinks were exceptionally reasonable given its so close to Dublin city centre. Surprised it wasn't busier. Definitely will be back again if staying in Dublin. The room was lovely as well. It is a nice walk from Connolly station to the hotel via Trinity college & Grafton street or use the green Luas line.

Room only had 1 towel and the beds sheet randomly wasnt made correctly. My wife pulled back the duvet and it looked like there was no sheet but she had pulled the sheet with the duvet somehow. Bizarre.

I really love this hotel, already for the second time staying here. Staff was really helpful to change the room for us, as we came to celebrate our 1 year wedding anniversary and wanted to have a bigger and quieter room. Everything is clean, comfortable, easy to have food or drink in the bar in the hotel.

The only minus we have experienced was in the bar. On Sunday they closed at 11 PM but we were still playing cards and having a drink. My husband asked if it’s ok to order last drink and take it to the room, the girl behind the bar said: yes, sure, so he went to the room to get the card and when he came back, another woman told him it’s not possible. Was really not nice, while he went already to get the card to pay and originally they told him it’s ok.

Location was great and the staff super helpful. It being joined to a Wetherspoon's meant that food and drinks were available for a large part of the day which was handy when we wanted to start our day early. Our room was at the back so easy to get to and meant no loud traffic or outside noise.

The thermostat in the room was set at a minimum of 19 degrees which was quite warm (we don't have it set that high at home) so it meant the room was hot all the time in our opinion with no way to cool it down as the windows did not open either.

The hotel was very clean and looked after the staff all helped and were lovely There was a girl cleaning the rooms and we were lost as the hotel is up stairs and she left her job and took us to the other side of the hotel and showed us to our room great service by her just wish I got her name to include

It’s a neat if slightly quirky place, but we loved it. The convenience of the on site restaurant was great, especially when you arrive late or have an early departure or just want a quick something. The availability of a very good self serve coffee machine was key. Our room was close to the restaurant and courtyard but we didn’t hear a thing. The location was a slightly longer walk from St Stephens than I would have liked (mobility issues) but really not bad and an easy taxi ride when you want it. Plenty of good restaurants nearby as well that we otherwise would not have tried.

Great location, easy walking distance to the south city centre. Really great to have the bar downstairs for food and drinks if needed too - both were reasonably priced. Bedroom and bathroom were both a nice size and very clean. Bedroom also came with an iron, ironing board, hairdryer and complementary cookies and water.

No complaints - but more of an FYI, as the hotel sits right on one of the main arterial roads into the city centre, and is one street over from Harcourt (late bars etc) it was quite noisy. However, reception did kindly provide me with a free set of earplugs and that did the trick.

Location is excellent. Walking distance to most things. Room had a great size, it was updated and clean.

Forget breakfast, food is of terrible quality. The only healthy option in the menu was not available (but there are very good brunch places less than 5 min walking) Single beds are somewhat narrow. Cleaning is overall very good, but it lacked some details in the bathroom. No fridge, which would have be useful. It might read as irrelevant, but I believe it is also important feedback. The toilet paper was terrible, appallingly cheap for a hotel such as this. The toilets in the pub had better toilet paper that the room we stayed in. Also, please do something about the greenhoused bridge - air circulation needed!

I arrived about 20mins prior to check in time but was still able to check in and was shown to our room which was on ground level, I had mentioned travelling with elderly mum so mobility issues, room couldn't have been more convenient to the bar/ restaurant. My mum really enjoyed her stay and wants to come back again. Staff are super friendly and very accommodating, special shout out to Emma who showed me right to the room door and made check in very easy, customer service skills exceptional. Food is decent and of good value, fish and chips especially. The shower is amazing! Coffee/tea/ hot choc and cookies in the room is a lovely touch. The aircon/ heating system is excellent.

If pushed to find a fault it would probably be the tv channels, not alot to choose from, would be nice to be able to log into netflix on the tv, alot of hotels provide this now. Some background music in the bar during the day would be good. Apart from that A+++