Isaacs Hotel

Overall everything was as described on the website. The room was nicely decorated and everything was clean. I would recommend this hotel although the room was unbearably hot at times. The majority of the time the cold tap didn't work either which didn't help when trying to... more

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we stayed in this hotel rm number116 the room was lovely queen size bed very clean and comfy. staff were excellent and very helpfull. we had no problems at all. would recomend this hotel. dont beleive all the negative reports we had no problems and will use this hotel again... more

Nice hotel, our room was a good size, staff were fine. Major drawback which we didn't know about until on the night was the night club situated next door! Our first night's stay was a Saturday and we had music blaring up until 2.40am. We asked to be moved to another room... more

We spent 2 nights B&B at Isaacs hotel in Dublin, there was a group of 7 girls for a bit of a fun weekend! All in all, Isaacs was a very clean, attractive hotel which was only a few minutes walk from Connelly St Station, and from the Temple Bar area. The rooms were bright,... more

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I had a great stay at this hotel when I had a weekend away in Dublin with my girlfriend. On first impressions the place did look a little run down but it was clean and pleasant. We never had a problem with any of the staff, they were very friendly, and the maids had made... more

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My boyfriend and I stayed here for 2 nights in April and Hotel Isaacs was a great hotel for the money. People who say otherwise have not done their research into how much other hotels in such a great location actually cost. It is a fifteen minute walk from O'Connell St... more

Excellent hotel. Upon arrival, staff very keen to help us to the car park. They also managed to get us a smoking room which was great. Very stylish. Modern and clean. Right beside the train station but no noise can be heard. Rooms very clean, comfortable and affordable.... more

The photos on the internet are very misleading to the rooms you are actually allocated. The price you pay you expect a far better standard. On arrival given our room and felt more like Harry Potter than tourists. Given a very small, smelly room with dated en-suite and old... more

Having never been to Dublin before, we booked the Isaacs Hotel based on the photographs and description rather than recommendation. On arrival at Dublin airport we decided to head to the hotel by taxi which cost about 18 euro, the Airport bus would have been 7 euro each,... more

On a hitch-hiking trip for a children’s charity, my party and I arrived at Isaacs Hostel in Dublin from the ferry, freezing cold, tired and somewhat zombie-like! First impressions were certainly good ones- the hostel is in the centre of Dublin down a small side street... more