Jurys Inn Parnell Street - Dublín

Booked the hotel about 8 weeks before going (we were seeing Elbow and Coldplay at Phoenix Park), got a good price for the two rooms. When we arrived it was only 930am, check-in isn't until 2 but they checked us in anyway which was great, asked us if we wanted rooms with bath and shower or just shower. Rooms are basic but v clean, we had a double bed and a single in our room, the other room had a double bed and sofa. Bathroom was basic but clean and the shower had adjustable head for massage or light shower, which was great. Soap and shampoo is provided, and tea making facilities too. There was an internet plug for a laptop in our room but we did not use it. Bed was ok, a bit lumpy but the aircon/heating was great as we were a bit chilly after standing in the Park for hours! We were on the fourth floor, the street noise from below was hardly noticeable unless the window was open but Parnell st isn't a busy street. Breakfast was 9.40 euros, good value, loads of choice. Taxis are right outside the door. Tesco Metro is right across the road. Good value hotel all round

Pleased with the hotel, easy walking into the city and more importantly bedrooms were quiet. Hotel arranged a cheaper taxi for us back to the airport. An excellant base for a city break.

staff very good managers excellent did every thing to help. Towels looked liked they were used every one of them in the bath room. Bed looked like it had just being sleep-ted in they all wrinkled.

Good hotel, central location. The room was clean and the staff were really helpful, even printing out timetables for transport for us. Only downside was the bureau de change was quite pricey but that's expected with hotels.

I was very pleased with our stay at Jury's Inn. The #1 important thing about hotels for me is how clean the rooms are, and Jury's Inn succeeded in that. It's really cozy and comfortable. I liked our view to Parnell street with it's little cafe's, and stores. It's not very far away from the center. it took us about 10 min to walk there, but we are new Yorkers and walking is a lifestyle for us. I loved it. It's affordable, cute, simple, comfortable.

My nine-year-old daughter and I stayed there upon arrival in Dublin (from U.S.) for one night. The location is very convenient to O'Connell Street and surrounding sites. The neighborhood is fine, and our room was very quiet. It's about a five-minute walk from the O'Connell Street stop on the Aircoach bus route from the airport, and about a 10-minute walk from Busaras, the central bus station. I didn't check to see whether the hotel has an airport shuttle service. The hotel itself was clean and seemed to be well run. I have no complaints. If you're looking for atmosphere, this isn't the place--it's a basic, bland facility that could be anywhere in the world. But for what we needed--a convenient, inexpensive, comfortable place to spend one night--it is fine. I would stay there again.

This hotel had all of the amenities it mentioned as well as extra things (like the adapter). The bar in the hotel was nice, especially when I was just to beat to go out, but not quite ready to call it a night. They were also very helpful with allowing me to store my luggage in the luggage room before and after my stay. This was a very accommodating hotel!!

Good clean hotel and very Central

I stayed here for U2 Weekend in Dublin. It was in the perfect location. About 15 minutes walking distance from Croke Park, and was right off O'Connell Street, one of the main streets with lots of restaurants and shopping, and plenty of pubs. If you're thinking of staying here for an upscale-ish experience, it's definitely not (think Comfort Inn here in the US, but just a tad nicer). Had to pay for in-room internet access.

As far as hotel rooms in Ireland go, this one seemed to be pretty nice, with an ice machine on the floor and a comfortable room. We had no bathtub, only a shower.

But sure meets the basics. This particular Jurys Inn is at the top of O'Connell street and very convenient to the Henry Street shopping, and local theater. It is certainly within walking distance to the southeast and southwest sides of the city as well, although there are some Jurys Inns that are closer to those areas of the city.

For one of the nights in Dublin we got this hotel so we'd experience a different side of dublin. But other than the one street with the stores there isn't much around it. We found ourselves wanting to be in the SE and SW portion of Dublin most of the time. So I would recommend a hotel in the temple bar area over this one. It was a 10 - 15 min walk to Temple Bar.

Great hotel, with friendly helpful staff and at good location for Dublin city centre. Also, very good price. Would definitely stay here again!

Decent room for the price. The hotel lobby looks nicer than the rooms. It was great we did not smell smoke like other hotels despite the no smoking rooms. Walls are thin, we did hear the people next door and those walking and talking in the halls.

Nice Location but....VERY loud with weird sounds throughout the night.

Great location near O'Connell street (and central tourist information office, hop on hop off bus stop, stop for the Airlink bus from the airport, shopping, conveience stores, etc.) and within easy walking distance of Temple Bar, the river, Trinity Colege, and other attractions. Excellent breakfast, hospitable staff, and relatively quiet (when we checked in we asked for a room as high as possible and not on the street). Only complaint was the high cost of the internet service--you're much better off using one of the many internet cafes in the the area.

we stayed here when we went to the o2 for a concert it was very central, we took a short taxi ride as we were a bit tispy, but could have walk. great breakfast and very clean room very friendly staff. will always stay here when going to a concert.

Nice clean hotel with a bar & restaurant. Room was comfortable with a good view. Breakfast cost $6.50 euro for continental and $9.50 euro for full. We got a full even though we only paid for a contintental. Good location near Henry and O'connell Street which has shops and a few bars. It would be about a 15 minute walk to Temple Bar area for your bars. Convenient to airport. We took the AirLink Bus 747 which we found out had a stop right across the street from the hotel even though we walked about 5 minutes to the other stop. Roundtrip cost $10 euro.

We have stayed in other Jurys Hotels in the Uk and were totally happy with the Jurys Inn Parnell Street . We arrived in Dublin early, normal check in was not until 2pm the front desk where very helpful and gave us a room that was available . The shopping area is on the door step and only a short walk to the night life of Temple Bar. The food was good quality and very competative in price. "Great Value for Money!"

The hotel location is awesome! In the shopping district and walking distance to temple bar, dublin castle. The hotel does not have parking, so consider this when staying here. Although, I don't think any hotel in this area offers parking. Our overnight parking was 15 euro, but quite a walk to the hotel and this was the closest one.

Very clean room, comfy bed, great location.

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Jurys Inn on Parnell street is just left at the top of O'Connell street, the main street on Dublins north side and home to the famous GPO. Staff were friendly and it was possible to check in at 10.00, although a room with only a shower (no bath) was available at this time. Breakfast was very good and there was plenty of choice. Perfect for a short stay and fairly central, about a 5 min walk to Temple bar and the city center.

We found the hotel it's self & staff very helpfull. The hotel is spacesage & airy.

Was a nice well located hotel only 10 mins slow walk to temple bar area and a few mins from north of the river shopping street. Room was clean and comfortable. Can't comment on food as at 15eu for b/fast we went out.

The hotel staff is very rude and has no knowledge of the surrounding areas or Ireland itself (maybe one person working there was actually Irish). We needed an outlet converter for american appliances and the hotel always claimed they were out. When asked where to buy one, several staff members said they were positive (and other guests had purchased converters) at the grocery store across the street; the grocery store informed us that they have never sold converters. None of the staff had any idea where to have a nice quiet dinner and parking is a nightmare. On our last night, we needed to relax due to a 5:45am wake up for an 8am flight the next morning. At 11pm, screaming children were running up and down the hall and slamming doors. At 11:30, two drunk men had an argument outside our hotel door. I went to the front desk to complain and the attendants' response was "This is Dublin, what do you want us to do?" I asked for security to come to the floor to take care of the noise, security never came to the floor. I live infront of the Brooklyn bridge, noise is not a problem for me but the walls and doors are so thin, you can hear others using the bathroom next door. I will never stay at this hotel again and I suggest that if you're visiting Ireland, stay at the Gresham on O'Connell Street, it makes the Jury's look like Chucky Cheese.

Stayed just for one night with my girlfriend, right beside Cineworld and only walking distance to all the shops. Room was spotless and alot bigger then I would have thought, bed very comfy

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6 of us stayed in this hotel in november. all four bedrooms we were in were very cold

No Breakfast for Guests, No Room Service. Clean Room. The Bar was nice.

I was in Dublin for a long weekend. The hotel was in a great location, could do everything without using a taxi or a bus. Staff was friendly and helpful - rooms where clean (just a little bit noisy - but what can you expect in a city center). But I'd defenitley would stay there again.

Very well located (just off O'Connell street) meaning you can easily walk to the attractions, shopping, temple bar and its close to the bus stops to the airport. The rooms were comfortable and a very good size, ours included a double bed, desk, sofa and a good sized bathroom complete with bath and shower. There was some noise from outside but this was minimal and didn't affect sleep. However the heating was temprimental.

Near enough to all you want to do and see a bit noisy but it is a city hotel,we would stay there again.

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Stayed for one night when going to a gig at the Ambassador which is literally accros the street from the hotel. Ate in the hotel bar which was very tasty and obviously cheaper than the ajoining restaurant which looked fine if you prefer a tablecloth and a quieter place to eat. Went elsewhere for breakfast but the hotel menu seemed reasonable. Friendly staff, nearby parking and would definitley stay here again.

People at the hotel were VERY gracious. We arrived tired and jet lagged at 7 A.M. and by 9 A.M. had a room. W e were able to nap and enjoy the rest of the day in Dublin. The location is very convenient and we walked everywhere.

We stayed one night at this hotel and everything was lovely, except for the fact that the they were having "difficulties" with the fire alarms all through the night. They were very apologetic and discounted the room. I feel confident recommending this hotel, that this wouldn't happen again...

No problems

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The hotel is really well located and even though we were on the front of the building we couldn't hear evening or morning traffic. The hotel bar and restaurant is expensive and breakfast is 13.50 euros for buffet. We went across the road to a cafe and paid 5 euros. The tour bus was great and so was the Gaol and the Guiness Factory (if you like guiness). The pillows in the hotel were hard and I like my pillows fluffy but apart from that no complaints.

We had a pleasant stay and the hotel room was in good condition and in an excellent location. The only down point of the hotel was that although having requested a non-smoking room it smelt of cigarettes from a previous customer. The location was ideal for sightseeing in Dublin and easy to find from the airport.

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Staff very pleasant on reception. Room was very clean.

This hotel is right downtown and just around the corner from O'Connell St., Dublin's main drag. It is clean, efficient, surprisingly quiet, and within easy walking distance of Temple Bar, Trinity University, and many sights. On top of it the price was great.

Comfortable hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Centrally situated (just a few minutes from the airport bus stops) yet quiet at night. Delightful 2nd floor bar & brasserie with good food & service. Would definitely re-visit.

This Hotel had a great location with a convenience store just around the corner. The food in the Hotel restaurant was outstanding as well. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone!!

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Nice hotel in good location in Dublin. Very clean and the price was decent too. A bit of comfort in an old city.