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Conrad Dublin

A quiet hotel across from the National Concert Hall with comfortable king beds and popular dining at The Coburg.

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Conrad Dublin is a centrally located hotel set on a quiet street near St. Stephen's Green and the National Concert Hall. Guests appreciate the comfortable king beds with quality linens, along with on-site dining options like The Coburg and a varied breakfast spread. However, dated bathrooms and inconsistent room decor draw frequent complaints from visitors expecting a higher standard of luxury. 2928613

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What travelers noticed

  • Reviewers consistently praise the comfortable king-size beds, outfitted with quality linens, plump pillows, and bedside charging outlets. 17829
  • Dining earns high marks across the property, particularly the breakfast buffet spread with local meats and cheeses and meals at The Coburg brasserie. 2123
  • Despite its central urban location, guests agree the property remains pleasantly quiet and shielded from street traffic noise. 23

The catch

  • While some guests find the rooms immaculate with impressive floral arrangements, others report dated decor that feels underwhelming for the Conrad brand. 29
  • Bathrooms also divide visitors, with some praising strong shower water pressure and fluffy robes while others complain of poky showers and unrenovated fixtures. 17

Who it's for

  • Concertgoers visiting the National Concert Hall
  • Travelers seeking a quiet stay near St. Stephen's Green
  • Guests prioritizing comfortable king beds and breakfast spreads

Skip it if

  • Anyone expecting ultra-modern bathrooms
  • Travelers looking for consistent luxury decor across all rooms

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and then there's a nice little round coffee table and share there by this big window

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I will say some reviews mention noise at the weekends, but this was a Monday night, so very little to no noise.

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so we're here for two nights and we staying bed-and-breakfast and we've booked with booking calm and paid a very good pr…

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there's been a lot of comments on TripAdvisor about the hotel needing reef urban and we have seen that in places but thi…

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ok so the bathroom is modern refurbished you can see from the tails between grout lines so it's a shower over a bath my…

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Now, the room I was assigned was on the top floor and there is no lift, so there is no way this is an accessible hotel

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What products do they use? A brand I've never heard of before, but there is the shower. To be fair, it's reasonably clea…

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So, reception is just this like little hole in the wall, and everyone who was waiting to check in was queuing up the sta…

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Some little bits and bobs I've noticed, there's definitely some cracks and on the ceiling. I don't know if you can tell.…

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I did wake a few times overnight mostly because I'm in an unfamiliar bed and place, but I did sleep well. It's a comfy b…

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Location 9 out of 10. When you come out of this hotel and turn left, everything you could ever want is down that way. Wh…

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The shower The shower was excellent. I The minute I looked at it, I was like, I bet you that's going to be a good shower…

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Staff? Lovely. So, so helpful. Everyone I've dealt with thus far has been a woman, I'm pretty sure, and all super friend…

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Is the room a little bit dated, a little bit tired? Mhm. Yes, but that is reflected in the price.

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2026, the average price of a hotel in Dublin is 187 pounds, and I'm going to guestimate that's about 220 or 30 euro. Thi…

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I think what we have here are an incredible team and an incredible staff. And I was very fortunate when I started in in…

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you've got a bedside table a decent sized double bed it's not quite a king but it's decent size double as bedside tables…

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and the best thing about this room is that its location within the hotel because we're front-facing and that means that…

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balcony's a great feature and of course as I mentioned at the beginning it was only a hundred and forty seven euros or y…

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Score breakdown

How the 92/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

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  • The shower The shower was excellent. I The minute I looked at it, I was like, I bet you that's going to be a good shower, and a great shower it was. Consistent temperature, good water pressure, and even the shower gel in there was really nice, too. 199:51
  • The bathroom was certainly not short of space and we were pleased to enjoy the thick, fluffy white robes. 17

Location

95
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  • We spent two weeks in Ireland last month. We stayed at the Conrad Dublin on the corner of St. Stephen's Green. I had free night certificates from Hilton so our three night stay was free. The location was perfect with easy walks to Trinity College and other sites. 25
  • The hotel's location was unbeatable, situated in a perfect part of Dublin. 5

Room

92
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  • Overall, the suite was immaculate, extremely well kept and we simply could not fault it. 17
  • The huge windows also allowed for the light to flood the entire suite which was a real highlight for us. 17

Service

93
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  • : r/Hilton Conrad Dublin - Amazing Service!!! We just arrived in Dublin to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary; we checked into the Conrad Dublin. They were incredibly kind at the front desk. 27
  • But what truly sets this hotel apart is the exceptional staff, who consistently deliver remarkable hospitality. 5

Bed & Sleep

93
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  • The bed was large and comfortable with excellent quality linens, and frankly I'd expect nothing less at a Conrad. 29
  • The king-size bed delivered all the comfort you'd expect at a property of the Conrad's caliber, and the nightstands, which flanked the bed, had a variety of outlets for charging digital devices. 8

Value

86
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  • If you want a more budget-friendly option, we ended up staying at the Staycity Dublin Castle. The rooms were small, but very cute, and there was a kitchenette. It was nothing special and had no historic charm or anything, but it was comfortable, the location was great--next to the castle garden, and the price was (cough) reasonable for Dublin. 25
  • The bars at the hotel stay open "as late as people are interested" if you will. They also offer late night bites to deliver to your room at fantastic prices. 21

Where it is, how to reach it

Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin, County Dublin
D02 V562 Europe

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Punches above its peers

Beats what $$ usually buys

Scores 4 points above the mid-range median of 88, across 321 hotels in the same bracket. In Dublin it sits level with the local median of 92.

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92
Bracket median
88
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89

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Location29 mentions · 1 filmed
  • I've stayed at the Garden inn city center. Right on the water and a short walk from the touristy things. 12
  • Located in Earlsfort Terrace which is very central Dublin it is positioned perfectly for most locations. If you are a walker, you'll be fine without taxis for the most part. 15
  • Number 31 Albany House on Harcourt Street Camden Court Hotel on Camden Street Staunton's on the Green All are reasonably priced and centrally located. 25
  • Waldorf Hilton. Historic hotel that needs to be renovated. You are paying for location here, nothing else really stands out. 22
  • Yet, with walkable access to the city's biggest landmarks and plenty of on-property dining and drinking options, there's plenty of reason for Hilton Honors loyalists to make it their hotel of choice when visiting the city. 8
  • The hotel is not far from St. Stephen's Green which is a large park that you can walk through to get almost anywhere. We walked around the majority of the city, and we felt this location was within reason to get to almost all of the sites. 21
  • Located across from the National Concert Hall and just a few minutes from two of Dublin's most beautiful parks, the Conrad benefits from its dreamy location. 13
  • This past month we stayed at the Hyatt Centric. It is located in the Liberties neighborhood, right across from St Patrick's Cathedral. We stayed three nights, went away to Galway and Cork, then returned to the hotel for a final night before coming home. Great location, good food when we wanted to eat the hotel, and good trad music in the bar one of the nights. 25
  • Considering its location right in the heart of the city (just off the corner of Stephen's Green, in fact), Conrad Dublin offers a remarkably peaceful spot. 28
  • One more vote for the Conrad Dublin. Outstanding staff and breakfast spread. Great location as well 12
  • The location of Conrad Dublin is perfect for exploring the city. Two beautiful parks, St. Stephen's Green and Iveagh Gardens, are very close to the hotel and both are worth visiting. 23
  • If I had to choose one of the three under the same conditions it'd probably be the Morrison as it is the most centrally located of the group to numerous attractions. 12
  • 15-20 minute walk to more of the "downtown" type of area. There's not much to do near the hotel. 26
  • The hotel and the staff were outstanding and IMO the location is better than the Conrad. Not in any way insinuating that the location of the Conrad is bad but the Morrison was just so central to everything we wanted to see and close to the Luas team and the train station. 12
  • The staff were also a pleasure to deal with, and we thoroughly enjoyed speaking to them about things to do in Dublin. This hotel is so ideally located for exploration; we thoroughly recommend a long walk through the local park and city to see the sights. 17
  • We spent two weeks in Ireland last month. We stayed at the Conrad Dublin on the corner of St. Stephen's Green. I had free night certificates from Hilton so our three night stay was free. The location was perfect with easy walks to Trinity College and other sites. 25
  • The Conrad Dublin enjoys a prime location in the heart of Dublin's city center with Grafton Street just a 10-minute stroll away, and the lively Temple Bar area is within a 15-minute walk. 5
  • Not in any way insinuating that the location of the Conrad is bad but the Morrison was just so central to everything we wanted to see and close to the Luas team and the train station. 12
  • The location kind of sucks, especially if you're looking to do touristy things. 26
  • The Conrad Hotel can be found ideally located just a short walk from Dublins city centre. 17
  • 2. The Dean. This hotel was on so many of the "hot lists" I found on my online searches. It is literally in the exact same location on the opposite side of the park. I loved the modern look and feel. 21
  • It is centrally located. We just stayed in the College Green Hotel and Shelburne hotel and both were central and lovely, especially the Shelburne. 25
  • Location 9 out of 10. When you come out of this hotel and turn left, everything you could ever want is down that way. When you turn right, you're going towards Mountjoy, probably a little bit less of what you'd be looking for. Location, really, really, really excellent. On camera198:41
  • Stayed in Conrad Dublin and Conrad St James. While I thought the room was more impressive in London the staff in Dublin and the breakfast was among the best I've ever experienced anywhere. Amazing location and would love to return in a heartbeat. 12
  • Extraordinary. We had a very nice stay at The Grafton Hotel. It is very well located right in the heart of the city, and we were able to walk everywhere. 25
  • The Conrad Dublin is located two short blocks from St. Stephen's Green, the gorgeous park and garden in the heart of Dublin. 4
  • I like being so close to the park, and it's cheaper than the other FHRs, but I think that's for a very valid reason - The service and experience has been going downhill each time I visit. 26
  • The hotel's location is one of its top redeeming qualities: The building overlooks the National Concert Hall and is surrounded by many natural spaces, including St. Stephen's Green. 6
  • The hotel's location was unbeatable, situated in a perfect part of Dublin. 5
Room25 mentions · 4 filmed
  • Rooms are spacious and equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, and modern, large bathrooms with high-quality amenities. 2
  • The huge windows also allowed for the light to flood the entire suite which was a real highlight for us. 17
  • and then there's a nice little round coffee table and share there by this big window On camera35:23
  • there's been a lot of comments on TripAdvisor about the hotel needing reef urban and we have seen that in places but this room looks great so I've got no complaints at all so far I'm very happy with this On camera37:46
  • The lounge included a gorgeously comfortable sofa and arm chair, a large dining table and a wall mounted flat screen television. 17
  • The Conrad. This hotel recently underwent a renovation, and I felt this was very apparent in our hotel room. It was contemporary in a traditional way. I enjoyed the decor and the professional staff at the front desk. 21
  • I will note that rooms at the Morrison were on the small side (typical European hotel room - we didn't book a suite or anything). 22
  • On a trip that required me to spend quite a bit of time in front of my computer, the desk offered ample space to work, not to mention a wealth of charging ports, including type-A outlets found in the U.S. 8
  • The desk had three different types of sockets (UK, US and Europlug), along with USB ports, and a supportive chair ideal for working from. 29
  • Now, the room I was assigned was on the top floor and there is no lift, so there is no way this is an accessible hotel On camera192:34
  • The minibar offerings were standard (some sodas, wines, beers and spirits) but monopolized the refrigerator space, so there wouldn't have been room to store my own food. 8
  • A number of ornaments adorned this room, one of which was an illuminated spinning globe that I was only too happy to explore. We were also delighted to find a well-stocked minibar and espresso coffee machine. 17
  • As an avid coffee drinker, I'm always glad to see a room stocked with a Nespresso machine, as this one did. 8
  • The bedroom was exactly what we expected and so much more, with a king size bed with plump pillows and a generous helping of scatter cushions. 17
  • At a time when many high-end hotels are constantly evolving with new room layouts and concepts, Conrad Dublin largely follows the more traditional setup. Still, my Superior King room felt fresh and had clearly been very well-maintained. 8
  • Unusual for Dublin, some of the rooms have balconies, so you can take your morning Nespresso alfresco. There's a strong Manhattan vibe to The Coburg, a dimly lit brasserie with sexy style notes and an impeccable collection of Irish steaks. 28
  • Overall, the suite was immaculate, extremely well kept and we simply could not fault it. 17
  • We were upgraded to a King Premier Room, which is only slightly larger than the standard room at 34 sq. m./366 sq. ft. compared to 31 sq. m./333 sq. ft. This size is still relatively small, and at Conrad, we would expect larger rooms, even for a standard room. 23
  • Walking into the room I was really impressed by the size. Too often European hotels try to sell suites that just aren't suites. Room 131 was though! 15
  • Fortunately, the hotel was renovated several years ago, and the room featured a pleasant design with muted natural colors and Irish artworks on the walls. 23
  • and the best thing about this room is that its location within the hotel because we're front-facing and that means that we're looking out onto the football ground of Shamrock Rovers football club On camera35:28
  • Rooms are muted and calming, with woven blankets, Irish art, Nespresso machines, and international charging stations. 13
  • We booked a King Deluxe room but were happy to be given an upgrade to a larger King Premier room with a view of the National Concert Hall. At 366 square feet, it was big enough that it felt spacious for the three of us. 4
  • The room was definitely in fitting with the tone of the lobby. It had more in common with a Travelodge than the Conrad Tokyo. The decor was very dated and the bed wasn't even properly made! 10
  • The decor in the room is contemporary and sleek, with muted neutral colours and pops of black and the longer I spent in the room, the more artistic details I enjoyed. 29
Service43 mentions · 3 filmed
  • : r/Hilton Conrad Dublin - Amazing Service!!! We just arrived in Dublin to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary; we checked into the Conrad Dublin. They were incredibly kind at the front desk. 27
  • Conrad Dublin. Very basic hotel, the staff are pleasant and the rooms are average. 22
  • But what truly sets this hotel apart is the exceptional staff, who consistently deliver remarkable hospitality. 5
  • When we came back, we found the staff had left this amazing gift for us in our room. A beautiful handwritten note, yummy treats, and an Irish welcome! Truly above and beyond!!! Amazing service!!! 27
  • While I thought the room was more impressive in London the staff in Dublin and the breakfast was among the best I've ever experienced anywhere. 12
  • Check-in was quiet and we were seen straight away and served by a really friendly and welcoming member of the team. 15
  • When we returned to the hotel after a day of sightseeing, they left a small dessert treat in our room with a bottle of sparkling and still water. This was certainly a nice touch. 21
  • I enjoyed the decor and the professional staff at the front desk. 21
  • Service was ok, not great, breakfast was a good spread. 29
  • Every team member we encountered were friendly and polite. 15
  • At Lemeul's, it was a great atmosphere and the staff were super profesh. They had great recommendations about Irish whiskey. 27
  • Once checked in efficiently by the friendly reception team, we were shown to our room. 17
  • Overall it was a nice hotel but much of the service was just a little bit "off" for what we booked. 26
  • When we asked the receptionist during check-in, she kindly brought us their signature mascot. 23
  • I like being so close to the park, and it's cheaper than the other FHRs, but I think that's for a very valid reason - The service and experience has been going downhill each time I visit. 26
  • At 366 square feet, it was big enough that it felt spacious for the three of us. They sent us a lovely bottle of champagne to celebrate our anniversary (yay!), chocolates, and handwritten welcome notes-so nice. 4
  • Service as others have commented is generally lacklustre - the gym is small and not very well appointed. 29
  • Stayed in Conrad Dublin and Conrad St James. While I thought the room was more impressive in London the staff in Dublin and the breakfast was among the best I've ever experienced anywhere. 12
  • WA Edinburgh. Fantastic hotel all around. Service is a bit lacking compared to everything else. I do not mean the service is bad, just not on the same level as the rest of the hotel. 22
  • Staff? Lovely. So, so helpful. Everyone I've dealt with thus far has been a woman, I'm pretty sure, and all super friendly. On camera1910:10
  • Breakfast was really good, staff super helpful, and most importantly - everything was clean/updated. 22
  • So, reception is just this like little hole in the wall, and everyone who was waiting to check in was queuing up the stairs. On camera195:21
  • Conrad London St James. Great hotel and service. I really enjoyed the hotel. 22
  • The housekeeping at the Conrad Dublin was truly stand-out. It was thorough and attentive and also included turndown service that involved the staff tidying the room, winding up charging cords and preparing the bed - little chocolates were left, too. 8
  • I honestly still dream about this breakfast. It was SO worth it and I will probably book again. The staff was also so stellar. 26
  • The hotel exudes calm throughout, with its quiet rooms and impeccably trained staff, who toe the line between politeness and friendliness perfectly. 29
  • One more vote for the Conrad Dublin. Outstanding staff and breakfast spread. Great location as well 12
  • These hopes were immediately dashed when we arrived to find a drab and partially unlit lobby, with a single receptionist on duty. She handed us an envelope containing our room keys and that was it. No mention of our HHonors status, breakfast time, room number or even directions to the lifts. Nothing. 10
  • My wife and I stayed at the Morrison last year for 5 days and it was awesome. The hotel and the staff were outstanding and IMO the location is better than the Conrad. 12
  • Agreed that the breakfast is good, although the service was a bit awkward. 26
  • If you want a more budget-friendly option, we ended up staying at the Staycity Dublin Castle. The rooms were small, but very cute, and there was a kitchenette. 25
  • One more vote for the Conrad Dublin. Outstanding staff and breakfast spread. 12
  • I have to say though that the porter that brought us the bags was unbelievably warm, friendly and helpful. He wanted to make sure that we knew where everything was, talking us through the room features one by one, making sure we had the wifi password etc. 10
  • Overall it was a really nice room/hotel, just maybe not at quite the level of a typical Conrad in terms of facilities and service. 26
  • They had a nice 2-course or 3-course special that was reasonably priced for a fancy evening meal. They have a turn-down service in the evening. 27
  • Our only complaints were that the rest of the service was inconsistent with a typical Conrad. We had two adjacent rooms booked as a "family room" and the lock-off wasn't unlocked when we checked in. So we could get into one of our rooms but had to trudge back downstairs for the key to the other. 26
  • Turndown means dimmed lights, slippers on a bedside mat and, perhaps most importantly, Butlers chocolates on the pillow. Old-school service at its most hospitable. 13
  • Beyond the beauty of the building itself, the hospitality and service of every Conrad Dublin employee stand outs when compared to hotels. Here, a guest gets the sense that a server, doorman, or bartender really do want to make them happy, whether that's by pouring the perfect pint of Guinness, delivering extra pillows for a better night's sleep, or simply smiling hello at every encounter. 18
  • I think what we have here are an incredible team and an incredible staff. And I was very fortunate when I started in in the Conrad Dublin 10 years ago, I inherited an amazing team. On camera113:41
  • Check-in staff were swift and friendly and I was ready to go to my room in just a few minutes. 29
  • During my stay, I was consistently impressed by the staff and their genuine warmth, attention to detail, and willingness to go above and beyond. 5
  • The staff were also a pleasure to deal with, and we thoroughly enjoyed speaking to them about things to do in Dublin. 17
  • The Conrad is dated, the food is okay, and service isn't great. 29
Bed & Sleep6 mentions · 2 filmed
  • The bed was large and comfortable with excellent quality linens, and frankly I'd expect nothing less at a Conrad. 29
  • The king bed was very comfortable for my sleep although the pillows were a little large for me but that's a personal preference. 15
  • The king-size bed delivered all the comfort you'd expect at a property of the Conrad's caliber, and the nightstands, which flanked the bed, had a variety of outlets for charging digital devices. 8
  • At least the bed was comfortable... 10
  • I did wake a few times overnight mostly because I'm in an unfamiliar bed and place, but I did sleep well. It's a comfy bed. On camera198:11
  • you've got a bedside table a decent sized double bed it's not quite a king but it's decent size double as bedside tables on either side and bedside lamps On camera34:39
Value9 mentions · 4 filmed
  • If you want a more budget-friendly option, we ended up staying at the Staycity Dublin Castle. The rooms were small, but very cute, and there was a kitchenette. It was nothing special and had no historic charm or anything, but it was comfortable, the location was great--next to the castle garden, and the price was (cough) reasonable for Dublin. 25
  • As it is part of Hilton, we were able to get a great military rate here. They also have AAA rates available. 21
  • so we're here for two nights and we staying bed-and-breakfast and we've booked with booking calm and paid a very good price of a hundred and forty seven euro for two people bed and breakfast for two nights On camera32:43
  • The bars at the hotel stay open "as late as people are interested" if you will. They also offer late night bites to deliver to your room at fantastic prices. 21
  • Is the room a little bit dated, a little bit tired? Mhm. Yes, but that is reflected in the price. On camera1910:18
  • 2026, the average price of a hotel in Dublin is 187 pounds, and I'm going to guestimate that's about 220 or 30 euro. This is significantly less than half that. On camera1910:25
  • The prices for the other mini bar options are generally standard, albeit on the expensive side. 15
  • Given the eye-watering rates that the Conrad usually goes for there is simply no reason to stay there, particularly for short stays where most of the time is spent sleeping anyway. 10
  • balcony's a great feature and of course as I mentioned at the beginning it was only a hundred and forty seven euros or you rule because it's not politicized for two nights which is a great price in Dublin On camera37:34
Bathroom13 mentions · 3 filmed
  • Nice-sized bathroom with tub (so much easier for a baby), but no separate water closet. 4
  • The bathroom was certainly not short of space and we were pleased to enjoy the thick, fluffy white robes. 17
  • The bathroom felt more dated than the rest of the room, particularly the shower/bathtub combination that (as is common overseas) had just a small plexiglass divider instead of a full-length shower curtain. 8
  • ok so the bathroom is modern refurbished you can see from the tails between grout lines so it's a shower over a bath my favourite foot bath has a textured surface on the bottom for non-slip and lower grades to help people with mobility issues so it's better than many places On camera38:10
  • The room had a well-equipped wardrobe which consisted of a safe, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, robes and the usual items such as dry cleaning bag and shoehorn. There was no complimentary water in the room which surprised me. Instead, you had to pay €4 for a bottle. 15
  • I was really underwhelmed with the bathroom. I am unsure whether these were renovated in 2016 but I suspect not. It was very dated and not appealing whatsoever. 15
  • Whilst the bathroom in my suite was a bit dated in style, it was still a luxury bathroom and it certainly wouldn't stop me staying at the Conrad again. 29
  • What products do they use? A brand I've never heard of before, but there is the shower. To be fair, it's reasonably clean. On camera194:59
  • The shower was in the bath which is a pet hate of mine and the water pressure was pretty weak. 15
  • The shower The shower was excellent. I The minute I looked at it, I was like, I bet you that's going to be a good shower, and a great shower it was. Consistent temperature, good water pressure, and even the shower gel in there was really nice, too. On camera199:51
  • For example, the shower is a bit poky, with only a static overhead and there's nowhere in arm's reach to hang your towel. 29
  • Functionally, the bathroom is fine - nice sizeable bath, separate shower, double sinks - but it lacks some of the modern elements that go into bathroom design at a 5* level. 29
  • The bathroom is very much Queen Mary 2... her bathrooms are very much in need of upgrading too, now over 20 years old 29
Food30 mentions
  • Service was ok, not great, breakfast was a good spread. 29
  • The restaurant was also great. They had a nice 2-course or 3-course special that was reasonably priced for a fancy evening meal. 27
  • The Terrace restaurant in the basement had a good lunch. Good place to use the credit. 26
  • The food was very good. The menu was designed to 'showcase the best of Irish produce' and I felt it lived up to the promise. 29
  • The breakfast was fine - definitely a good spread and as others mentioned, you can order from the menu. 26
  • Agreed that the breakfast is good, although the service was a bit awkward. They had a full spread, including the ingredients for mimosas or make-your-own Bloody Mary's. 26
  • The staff was always confused at breakfast and it took forever to get coffee. 26
  • One more vote for the Conrad Dublin. Outstanding staff and breakfast spread. Great location as well 12
  • Yet, with walkable access to the city's biggest landmarks and plenty of on-property dining and drinking options, there's plenty of reason for Hilton Honors loyalists to make it their hotel of choice when visiting the city. 8
  • Starting at $421 per night, the package includes a one-night stay with a welcome amenity, two tickets to EPIC, the Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin, a month-long subscription to the Irish Family History Centre (which offers access to the museum's ancestry database), and a delicious breakfast at the Coburg Brasserie. 18
  • One more vote for the Conrad Dublin. Outstanding staff and breakfast spread. 12
  • While I thought the room was more impressive in London the staff in Dublin and the breakfast was among the best I've ever experienced anywhere. 12
  • From steak frites to rack of lamb to fish and chips and oodles of oysters, the Coburg offers tantalizingly dishes made from all-Irish ingredients. A dining experience here is truly farm-to-fork. 18
  • Stayed in Conrad Dublin and Conrad St James. While I thought the room was more impressive in London the staff in Dublin and the breakfast was among the best I've ever experienced anywhere. 12
  • Another impressive thing to come from the refurb is The Coburg, a sexy brasserie with impeccable food. 13
  • The Coburg serves up a delightful mix of modern and traditional Irish dishes and has one of the most substantial breakfast buffets I've ever seen, featuring a wide range of hot and cold options, fresh fruit, locally sourced jams, creams, and even a honeycomb. 5
  • The accommodation is ideally placed near St Stephens Green, offering 192 rooms along with an a la carte restaurant. 2
  • Included in our stay, we received breakfast in the restaurant near the lobby. The breakfast was buffet style, but they also had a menu to order from. They had a great selection of local meats and cheeses. 21
  • The experience credit can be used in the onsite bar and restaurants, last I was there. However, the restaurants keep really odd days and times for closing, so take a look at that. 26
  • There's another restaurant situated on the lower ground floor called The Terrace that includes an outdoor seating area on the plaza, making for a nice spot for lunch. I unfortunately did not get a chance to try it, but I loved the design - it felt a world away from The Coburg, with lots of bright colours and artworks by Irish artist Ciara O'Neill. 29
  • Share 2 more replies Yatzee_Eire • 2y ago The experience credit can be used in the onsite bar and restaurants, last I was there. However, the restaurants keep really odd days and times for closing, so take a look at that. 26
  • In the evening, we dined at the Terrace Kitchen and Social House, the hotel's restaurant with local vibes and Irish specialties. We were very happy with our experience. The meals were delicious, and the atmosphere was pleasantly vibrant. 23
  • The breakfast spread is incredible and you can also order off the a la carte menu in addition to the buffet and it's all included. 26
  • As a regular orderer of gnocchi, I couldn't pass up the unique bar-shaped take on the dish served with chicken and a heavily smoked carrot puree ($27) for the main course. I enjoyed my meal alongside a fine glass of Petit Caro red wine ($17). 8
  • Service was ok, not great, breakfast was a good spread. We only used the Terrace bar for one evening meal where service was better & food was reasonable. 29
  • The restaurant offers Irish-inspired fare. I started with focaccia served with a delicious tomato olive butter. Then came a ham hock terrine served alongside a large crostini ($17). I was glad I didn't have to share it with anyone. 8
  • The Conrad is dated, the food is okay, and service isn't great. 29
  • The Terrace Kitchen & Social House offers a charming outdoor dining area for those rare sunny days in Ireland, as well as an unmissable afternoon tea. 5
  • Breakfast was also served at The Coburg, and this time I sat in the windowed section, which was a lovely bright spot. 29
  • Breakfast was easily my favorite meal at the property. 8
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  • Though it's in a decidedly urban neighborhood, the property is set on a slightly quieter street, meaning the honking horns and busier sidewalks were a block or two away during my stay. 8
  • I will say some reviews mention noise at the weekends, but this was a Monday night, so very little to no noise. On camera199:45
  • Despite its central location, the hotel is pleasantly quiet. 23
  • Near enough to the Dublin sights, yet tucked away on a quiet street makes the Conrad the perfect antidote to a hectic day of sightseeing or shopping 29
  • There are many nightclubs within walking distance. It is a little disturbing to find ear plugs at your bedside table when you arrive. That being said, I did not feel that noise was an issue in our room. 21

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    Conrad Dublin vs Morrison vs Dylan? : r/Hilton
    reddit.comForum thread2025-04-22Recent15 quotes used
    I've stayed at the Garden inn city center. Right on the water and a short walk from the touristy things.
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    Conrad Dublin - Amazing Service!!! : r/Hilton
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    : r/Hilton Conrad Dublin - Amazing Service!!! We just arrived in Dublin to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary; we checked into the Conrad Dublin. They were incredibly kind at the front desk.
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    HOTEL REVIEW: 5* Conrad Hotel Dublin, Ireland
    turningleftforless.comReview site2024-11-23Ageing9 quotes used
    Located in Earlsfort Terrace which is very central Dublin it is positioned perfectly for most locations. If you are a walker, you'll be fine without taxis for the most part.
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    Review: What it's like to stay at the Conrad Dublin in Ireland
    thepointsguy.comReview site2024-08-19Ageing13 quotes used
    Though it's in a decidedly urban neighborhood, the property is set on a slightly quieter street, meaning the honking horns and busier sidewalks were a block or two away during my stay.
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    Conrad Dublin
    gajadreams.comReview site2024-05-25Ageing6 quotes used
    When we asked the receptionist during check-in, she kindly brought us their signature mascot.
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    Any FHR experience at The Conrad in Dublin?
    reddit.comForum thread2024-04-22Ageing16 quotes used
    The Terrace restaurant in the basement had a good lunch. Good place to use the credit.
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