The Pembroke Townhouse has become our go to when staying in Dublin. The rooms are lovely, there's a good atmosphere in the hotel. Staff are friendly and a big bonus for us is the on site parking. We plan to stay here again and again.

The staff was very nice and accommodating, we were allowed to leave our car in their secured parking hours before checking in and hours after. The location is nice, you can easily and quickly walk to the center and you have coffee places, restaurants and parks less than 10 minutes away. The room was cosy, with a king sized bed and comfortable bedding. Although you can pay for breakfast at the hotel, it also offers free coffee, water and pastries in its lobby, at any time of day.

The view on the parking lot (which included the hotel's bins) and the private houses next to it (which also had a view on our room) was not ideal.

The property had so much character from the moment you walk in. The staff were friendly and so happy to help with anything you needed. The property is a short walk from the bus stop and a 30 minute walk from the centre. Lots of pubs and restaurants close by. There were some lovely free amenities like freshly bake croissants, filtered water, tea and Nespresso coffee available all day. Breakfast was delicious and so reasonably priced. The rooms are large and spacious and the beds very comfortable. We even had an upstairs relax area with a sofa. All in all I would hugely recommend this place. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

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I arrived earlier than the check-in hour, giving a heads up that I might pass by and leave my affairs. Not only was I able to check in earlier and take a much needed nap, pastries, water, coffee, and tea are there at your discretion if you need to wait. The lobby is beautifully decorated and gives a very warm feeling. The room is amazing and clean with different types of lighting, so I didn't really have to use the big light. 😌 The bathroom is lovely decorated and practical, very clean and water pressure and temperature is perfect. The breakfast is great, and you get to have a pot of coffee at your disposal, which I'm always more than grateful for. On my last day, I had to leave early for a 6am flight. However, the lovely staff made sure i could still take some granola yoghurt and a pastry with me on the way to the airport. I am grateful for the staff's attention to detail and desire to help out.

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Lovely property in a very convenient for embassy visits. Parking on site and lovely helpful staff to welcome you.

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Excellent location. Close to the city centre but not in the busy centre. Close to the park, train station Dart. Lots of good restaurants and cafes around. You can relax in their beautiful lobby lounge area that feels like your living room. The freshly baked croissants offered all day by the townhouse hotel, coffee and fresh water was much appreciated. Staff is great, helpful, and friendly. We loved especially the night staff, I don't know how to spell his name unfortunately Hani? Both me and my friend are recommending this place to stay.

GREAT property VERY clean GREAT location Beds very comfortable GREAT staff GREAT food You have to stay here when visiting Dublin. I always find it difficult to select the right property when travelling and do trust a lot on reviews. This is a fantastic place to stay, I was attending a concert at the Aviva stadium and it’s about a 10/15 minute walk away. Also 10/15 minutes walk to public transport and 20/25 minutes walk to st Stephen’s green (catch hop on/hop off buses) and Grafton street….shopping street next to mall. Most walking flat with lots of bars, coffee shops on the way. Around an hour from airport by bus which is easy to catch at the airport, 702 or 703 will get you to within 5/10 minutes walk to hotel.

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The staff were fabulous and couldn't do enough for us. We arrived early and the receptionist arranged for us to get into our room earlier. We had complimentary croissants and coffee which was lovely. Beautiful area close to St Stephen's Green and felt very safe. The room was very clean and hotel beautiful.

Although we could have a coffee in the reception, the cups were tiny. I think it would have been much better if the hotel room had a kettle and cups/mugs/milk/coffee etc so that you could have a drink and relax in privacy. It would have been better to have more breakfast options e.g. hot food like full breakfast.

Coming there you will walk first into what appears to be the Victorian-era equivalent of heaven itself. Partly because of the warmth in both light and mood and also because the staff appears to be made up of, what I suspect are secretly angels in disguise. Strong angels in disguise, helping us carry what is easily a 20kg luggage bag up the few stairs to the lobby, whereupon a friendly elevator took us up the rest of the stairs to our room. Which I might add, had two sleeping areas, one being elevated above a sweet bathroom, and a handsome deer gentleman portrait at the lower wall. Coming down for exploration, you will then find the secret angels not only giving excellent sight-seeing advice, but also a free map on a nearby table with convenient markings for pubs and museums alike. Now at this point, you might be feeling peckish. To which they give the best news a tired mind can hear in that moment: “Free stuff to eat” (Paraphrased slightly). This showed itself as a little room next tot the lobby with free crossiants, with it without chocolate to your liking, as well as free tee, coffee and filtered water. All of this making the lounge so cozy, many a visitor would just sit there, grabbing one of the available books and a cup and roll up in the soft chairs.

Try to talk bad about this establishment I dare you.

The Pembroke Townhouse had so much charm. The sitting area with complementary coffee, tea, water, pastries was lovely in the morning. The staff was wonderful, always ready to help or offer suggestions. It had parking for our rented vehicle- my top reason for choosing it.

It was further from the central area of Dublin than I would have liked, a good mile or more to get there, wish I'd done more research on that. There were a few maintenance issues that had to be dealt with. There is only one small elevator and the main stairwell was being painted so that made getting up and down a bit slower