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Check-in: 1202
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
When it comes to location in Dublin City it does not get much better than the Fleet Street Hotel which is ideally located in the cobbled district of the Temple Bar. The Hotel is on the corner of Westmoreland Street & Fleet Street, at the entrance to Temple Bar & within sight of the River Liffey & O'Connell Bridge to the left, & Trinity College to the right. The perfect base for business or leisure, or both! Guests can enjoy a vast selection of shops, galleries, theatres, restaurants and a host of nearby landmarks such as Grafton Street, Trinity College, The Guinness Brewery and Dublin castle. The Hotel is the ancestral home of Bewley's Cafe and reference to its heritage and evident throughout the property, where it offers the finest traditions of quality and service.
Check-in: 1202
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
2.7 out of 5
(37 reviews)
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Hotel address: 19-20 Fleet Street, Dublin, Ireland 0
Dublin.
Dublin Airport.
Fleet Street Hotel Temple Bar is situated in the heart of Dublin City and is less than 5 mins walk to the capital's major attractions.
Beacuse of thr Hotel's loaction in the heart of the Temple Bar with its bewildering array of eateries & pubs, the hotel does not feature its own restaurant. An exellent breakfast is available in Terrace Restaurant next door to the Hotel at a discount rate to guests of just Euro-10.
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Check-in: 1202
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
2.7 out of 5
(37 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
The Fleet Street Hotel
Eddie Nov 19, 2009
This Hotel was located within walking distance of so many of the wonderful sights in Dublin. I would definitely stay there ... again
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
Yes, it does indeed get much better
Danielle Oct 22, 2009
Well, the best thing I can say is that you can't fault the location. This hotel is smack in Temple Bar territory (aka lots of ... great restaurants, nightlife etc.) and located within a short walk of Trinity College, the Dublin Cathedral, Dvblinia, and even within a 20minute walk of the Guiness Storehouse. It is also for sale as of Oct 2009, so perhaps the new owners will opt to massively renovate.I am a tolerant person and am aware that European hotel standards are significantly different than North American. However, this hotel was without doubt, the worst one (by far)we stayed at on a three week budget tour throughout Western Europe. We booked this one on our own, through [...] believing the online rating of 3 stars and multiple positive user reviews, and decent pictures. It is certainly not a three star hotel. The carpet is torn, there are holes in the walls. The room itself had multiple holes in the wall, some patched with tape. The peephole was missing a glass screen so people would look in from the outside (we shoved a sugar packet through it). The shower drain was clogged. They do not have non-smoking rooms, despite what is advertised (or if they do, they're awfully smokey and non-smoking is not enforced). The rooms were not clean, and there were hairs from the previous occupants found throughout the floor carpeting, the shower, and the bed. Ultimately we did not feel safe. The room door had been broken in at some point, and there was a gap in the broken frame between the door and frame. There were multiple warnings from the hotel advising us to double lock our doors, so obviously security is an issue for them. We were just thrilled when we arrived back each night (stayed three nights) to discover all our stuff was still there. Yes, I believe the most positive thing I can say other than the location is that despite all the obvious signs that it was a very likely possibility, we were never mugged. That should sum it up.
Traveler type: Couples
Right in the area!
Score
2 out of 5
Good location
Whatsthis Oct 20, 2009
Staff friendly but not overly helpful. Rooms adequate but show their age. Not a hotel for those not in good physical shape ... (many stairs, awkward narrow doors, overall poor layout). Good location.
Traveler type: Family
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Right in the area!
--Danielle, Saskatchewan, Canada Oct 22, 2009
The Aircoach bus stops on the corner of Fleet St and Westmoreland Rd., which is about a 30 second walk from the front door of the hotel. This bus will take you straight to (or from) the airport for 7 euros.
--James, Dallas, TX Oct 16, 2009
Many bars and clubs close by.
--Bo, Manville, NJ Sep 22, 2009
Overall score
2.7 out of 5
(37 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
The Fleet Street Hotel
Eddie Nov 19, 2009
This Hotel was located within walking distance of so many of the wonderful sights in Dublin. I would definitely stay there ... again
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
Yes, it does indeed get much better
Danielle Oct 22, 2009
Well, the best thing I can say is that you can't fault the location. This hotel is smack in Temple Bar territory (aka lots of ... great restaurants, nightlife etc.) and located within a short walk of Trinity College, the Dublin Cathedral, Dvblinia, and even within a 20minute walk of the Guiness Storehouse. It is also for sale as of Oct 2009, so perhaps the new owners will opt to massively renovate.I am a tolerant person and am aware that European hotel standards are significantly different than North American. However, this hotel was without doubt, the worst one (by far)we stayed at on a three week budget tour throughout Western Europe. We booked this one on our own, through [...] believing the online rating of 3 stars and multiple positive user reviews, and decent pictures. It is certainly not a three star hotel. The carpet is torn, there are holes in the walls. The room itself had multiple holes in the wall, some patched with tape. The peephole was missing a glass screen so people would look in from the outside (we shoved a sugar packet through it). The shower drain was clogged. They do not have non-smoking rooms, despite what is advertised (or if they do, they're awfully smokey and non-smoking is not enforced). The rooms were not clean, and there were hairs from the previous occupants found throughout the floor carpeting, the shower, and the bed. Ultimately we did not feel safe. The room door had been broken in at some point, and there was a gap in the broken frame between the door and frame. There were multiple warnings from the hotel advising us to double lock our doors, so obviously security is an issue for them. We were just thrilled when we arrived back each night (stayed three nights) to discover all our stuff was still there. Yes, I believe the most positive thing I can say other than the location is that despite all the obvious signs that it was a very likely possibility, we were never mugged. That should sum it up.
Traveler type: Couples
Right in the area!
Score
2 out of 5
Good location
Whatsthis Oct 20, 2009
Staff friendly but not overly helpful. Rooms adequate but show their age. Not a hotel for those not in good physical shape ... (many stairs, awkward narrow doors, overall poor layout). Good location.
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
Cheapest in the area, for a reason.
James Oct 16, 2009
This hotel is definitely only for the adventurous, luckily we only had to stay for one night to catch an early flight out of ... Dublin in the morning. The reception desk is on the first floor (in Europe ground floor is zero) and they have to buzz you into the building. The hallways are tiny, and all the walls are covered in dated, peeling wall paper. The reception staff was prompt and friendly. We took the elevator to the third floor and walked down the narrow hallway to our room. The halls are not flat, they have a few flights of 4-5 very creaky steps that are a nightmare to navigate your luggage up and down. The room was clean, but had the same peeling wall paper. The bed only had a fitted sheet over the mattress and a duvet with a white cover on it, I think I would've slept much better with a sheet on there. The bathroom was very clean, and reasonably well sized. Shower stall (no tub), which we didn't use. We had mixed success flushing the toilet. If your not in the mood to figure out a funky 19th century euro toilet, I would recommend staying elsewhere.This hotel is right in the middle of Temple Bar, a tourist hot spot with dozens of pubs, restaurants, and souvenir shops. If you're looking for a quiet night's sleep, look elsewhere. I'm pretty sure we saw somebody overdose in the alley that our hotel window overlooked. I'm not joking. The paramedics came and we could see them doing chest compressions before they loaded the young man into the ambulance. The police were there interviewing people and searching the alley [...].I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.
Traveler type: Couples
The Aircoach bus stops on the corner of Fleet St and Westmoreland Rd., which is about a 30 second walk from the front door of the hotel. This bus will take you straight to (or from) the airport for 7 euros.
Score
4 out of 5
Was good for me for the price...
Value deal-traveler Sep 28, 2009
my room was large and not noisy at all, but very basic (no phone, no shower caps :-) the hotel is a little run-down, however ... my price didn't suggest that it would be a luxury place, so I'm very satisfied! It is located close to all sites in downtown. If you want to drink and listen to Irish music half a night, you might only need to walk 1-5 min from your room. Not a family place!
Traveler type: Single
Score
5 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price
Bo Sep 22, 2009
The location is great, right in the center of Dublin. The price was good, but didn't have alot of the luxuries like WiFi in ... the room, or the phone. However they did have Wifi in the lobby as well as they let you use their phone in the lobby. The place was clean, a little bit noisy outside, but not too bad.
Traveler type: Single
Many bars and clubs close by.
Score
1 out of 5
Fleet Street Hotel Temle ar
Caroline Sep 20, 2009
Hotel was low quality and bed was extremely uncomfortable. No phones in the rooms or tv remotes. There was a pay phone ... downstairs but it was broken. No washclothes, no vending machines, no ice machine. Coffee in the room was a packet of instant crystals. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. It was really old and needs updating.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Better than the Hostel
Buck Sep 20, 2009
The Temple Bar area is the heart of the pub scene, so it was nice not to get a taxi home. This place is only good if you ... want more privacy than a hostel. Honestly, the greatest thing about this place was the staff. If I'm rich in 10 years and decide to return to Dublin, I will stay here solely based on how incredible the staff was.
Traveler type: Single
This place is a half mile from more than 20 pubs, but buy your booze at the store and jump start drinking in your room. It is impossible to find a beer for less than 5 euros ($7.50)
Score
2 out of 5
Great Location, Not a Great Place
TravelerNJ Sep 7, 2009
The location was amazing, but this hotel is dire need of an update. The room was small and dirty. The back stairs smelled ... like urine. The hallways need to be updated. The shower was awful.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Fleet Street
Montana Ron Sep 2, 2009
I was quite surprised. I arrived in Dublin 3 days earlier than expected so I decided that I would try and keep my expenses ... to a minimum and this place was perfect. Not the greatest by any means but if you are looking for a place that will provide a soft bed after a night of drinking, this is your place. I think I payed only 40 Euro/night, the staff was great, very secure, and quite cozy.
Traveler type: Single
Score
1 out of 5
Loud and Dirty
Dublin on a Budget Sep 1, 2009
While I knew the hotel would be noisy, as I had read other reviews, I was shocked as to how loud it was. One contributing ... factor was that my windows would not close, so I was stuck with the street/pub noise with no barrier whatsoever, even though I was on the top floor. Also, my electricity went out twice, including in the morning when I needed to get ready for my early flight. The building is quite old and dirty, and there was no hair dryer. The staff was nice and tried to help, but there is little they could do to overcome these major faults to the building. Thankfully, the price was cheep due to booking through Orbitz. But I would never (ever) stay there again, regardless of cheep prices.
Traveler type: Single
Score
2 out of 5
Great Location....that's about it.
Aren & Erin Aug 20, 2009
Went to Dublin for the beginning of our honeymoon and decided to save some money by staying at the Fleet St. Hotel. The ... location was awesome for crawling our way home after hitting the pubs until 3am, but the bed was about as uncomfortable as I've ever slept in and the the pillows (no joke) were as thin as the comforter. The shower was about 3ft by 3 ft and the curtain reeked of mildew (the shower curtain rings were zipties). Pretty noisey too, one side of the hotel faces the street and the other faces airconditioning units/fans etc. at least thats what the front desk told me.
Traveler type: Couples
Temple bar area is literally out the front door.
Score
3 out of 5
Good Location but not for everyone
DublinTraveler Aug 10, 2009
The Fleet Street has a great location right in the middle of the Temple Bar district, but its an inexpensive hotel thats best ... for the budget conscious traveler willing to over look some details.
Traveler type: Single
Score
3 out of 5
Great location
Dillon Aug 4, 2009
This hotel was in a great location; right in the middle of the bustling temple bar. There are pubs and attractions within a ... close walking distance. Though the rooms are old, they are comfortable. The rooms come with cable television, but no phone. This was a scary inconvenience the first night, as the fire alarm kept going off in spurts because someone broke the front door. We didn't know what was going on and couldn't call the front desk. The hotel staff was great though. One night we wanted to get Chinese food, and the lady at the front desk searched for a good location for us and called to get directions. Very helpful. She also let us store our luggage there the day we checked out since our flight was at night and we didn't want to haul our luggage around all day. This hotel is very old, but overall decent.
Traveler type: Couples
The pubs right down the street have daily live music. Very charming.
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic location & surprisingly quiet
Esme Jul 27, 2009
Our two night stay at this hotel surprised me as I thought being located in Temple Bar it would be noisy but our room towards ... the back of the hotel was silent. For siteseeing and nightlife it is perfectly situated. The staff were also very helpful allowing us to check in at 8am (on a Thursday) at no extra cost. There is no restuarant for breakfast but there are plenty of cafes nearby.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Top location
Til Jul 22, 2009
The hotel is great, the location doesn't get any better, unless you prefer to live further out. The staff is very friendly ... and extremely helpful. The rooms and the bath are clean and contain all the necessities. The only negative aspects are that the hotel is rather old and may seem like a maze the first day. Plus its really just a place to sleep - no restaurant, no spa, no gym, pool, etc. However, one thing must be said, the hotel is extremely central, thus also pretty noisy! The problem is solved easiest by shutting the windows at night. Concluding, the location is superb, there is nothing missing, the staff is great all at a fairly low price. So if you're just looking for a central, affordable place to sleep its perfect!
Traveler type: Friends
A lot of pubs in the area offer stand-up comedy for about 10¬! Definitely worth a try!
Score
1 out of 5
Fleet Street is a total DUMP? Shame on u
Loved Dublin........hated this hotel... Jul 21, 2009
I got up extra early today to take pics of this dump that ORBITZ put me in for the past 5 nights. It was a ONE star hotel ... that is up for sale. Falling apart and nothing being done. Shame on Orbitz as I am one of your best customers. I was member of Communispace and shared my world travels with the Company President.DO NOT send anyone else there. I will be asking for $100 dollars back ASAP. Mike Mosley, Atlanta
Traveler type: Single
Save your customers time and NEVER put anybody thru what you put me through the past week. I turned down the first two rooms they offered me. The third was dirty, noisy, wall paper falling off the wall. You need to call me. Mike Mosley [@]
Score
2 out of 5
good location
jetsetter Jul 17, 2009
Perfect location, rooms a bit small, but very clean. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Fleet Street ghetto
Johnny Goski Jun 30, 2009
Only saving grace was close location to Temple Bar area. Very run down, old, stale, stinky. No attention to rooms in the last ... decade at best. Description on web sites are alarmingly inaccurate - we do not recommend this hotel - AT ALL.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Great Location...BUT!
Brad Jun 21, 2009
small rooms. no phones. horrible bed. room was very hot. ...
Traveler type: Single
Hotel is right in Temple Bar. Location is the ONLY reason to stay there.
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Right in the area!
--Danielle, Saskatchewan, Canada Oct 22, 2009
The Aircoach bus stops on the corner of Fleet St and Westmoreland Rd., which is about a 30 second walk from the front door of the hotel. This bus will take you straight to (or from) the airport for 7 euros.
--James, Dallas, TX Oct 16, 2009
Many bars and clubs close by.
--Bo, Manville, NJ Sep 22, 2009
This place is a half mile from more than 20 pubs, but buy your booze at the store and jump start drinking in your room. It is impossible to find a beer for less than 5 euros ($7.50)
--Buck, Portland, OR Sep 20, 2009
Temple bar area is literally out the front door.
--Aren & Erin, Alaska Aug 20, 2009
The pubs right down the street have daily live music. Very charming.
--Dillon, Lake Elsinore, CA Aug 4, 2009
A lot of pubs in the area offer stand-up comedy for about 10¬! Definitely worth a try!
--Til, Germany Jul 22, 2009
Save your customers time and NEVER put anybody thru what you put me through the past week. I turned down the first two rooms they offered me. The third was dirty, noisy, wall paper falling off the wall. You need to call me. Mike Mosley [@]
--Loved Dublin........hated this hotel..., Atlanta Jul 21, 2009
Hotel is right in Temple Bar. Location is the ONLY reason to stay there.
--Brad, Indianapolis Jun 21, 2009
Sometimes you can get good discounts just by asking. . .
--writertraveler, roanoke virginia Jun 2, 2009
Fitzgerald's Pub, only one block away along the River Liffy has the best fish and chips in all of Europe.
--justmeiniowa, Des Moines May 22, 2009
The great location and value overcomes the minor negatives.
--Pghtvguy, Pittsburgh May 12, 2009
Eat at a pub for lunch. It makes it affordable to eat out. There is a crepe restaurant near Trinity that is the best. They have great food at the Art museum (Veggie shepherd's pie).
--Elle, Dallas, Texas May 8, 2009
The cold buffet breakfast at the hotel next door is wonderful -- skip the full Irish breakfast.
--teddybearwine, NY, NY Feb 16, 2009
The Hard Rock Caf? is just a few steps from the hotel, and the Temple Bar is a short distance walking.
--Cesar, Ecatepec, MX Oct 29, 2008
bars, retailers, restaurants, groceries
--Benitha, Los Angeles Sep 18, 2008
Tons and tons of bars around the area.
--Jeff, New York Aug 21, 2008
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