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Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin

A modern hotel in The Liberties with floor-to-ceiling windows and easy walking access to central Dublin.

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96
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The Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin is a clean, contemporary hotel within easy walking distance of Dublin's city center. Guests appreciate the comfortable king beds, modern rain showers, and fresh breakfast options. However, noise from an adjoining nightclub can severely disrupt sleep for rooms placed near the club. 7111015

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What travelers noticed

  • The Liberties location makes walking to Dublin's main attractions and parks easy. 151314
  • Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with city views, comfortable king beds, and power options on both sides of the bed. 2123
  • Bathrooms are modern and functional, offering spacious shower cubicles with rain shower heads, fluffy robes, and powerful hairdryers. 21711
  • Breakfast service receives strong marks for table service, high-quality pastries, and fresh locally sourced food. 1873

The catch

  • Courtyard rooms keep street noise down, but rooms facing the adjoining business can experience loud, disruptive bass and music from the nightclub. 10138
  • While the breakfast gets high marks, other food options are hit or miss, with some guests finding dinner portions miniscule and overpriced. 7

Who it's for

  • World of Hyatt award redeemers
  • Travelers looking to explore Dublin on foot
  • Guests who secure a quiet courtyard-facing room

Skip it if

  • Light sleepers assigned rooms near the adjoining nightclub
  • Guests needing deep desks and large closets for clothes
  • Anyone seeking fine dining on-site beyond breakfast

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just another quick round around the suite shows how open and spacious the room is

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and we had a nice little courtyard view so it kept down on the street noise which i really liked

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the floor-to-ceiling windows along two walls really brighten the space and gives amazing city views

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the hotel is just outside the main city center which puts most of the main tourist sites just within a 15-minute walk

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Score breakdown

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Bathroom

97
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  • I didn't find an iron, though I may have missed it, but joy of joys, there was a powerful hairdryer - my personal benchmark for useful hotel amenities! 7
  • The bathroom in this suite is also very noticeably oversized, with a pretty huge walk-in shower and plenty of space to get ready without feeling the least bit cramped. 6

Location

94
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  • As was stated elsewhere in this thread, the location is exceptional and close to many things. 1
  • The hotel is in an excellent location that makes walking to Dublin's main attractions easy. 15

Room

96
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  • The king bed was the soft cloud I imagined, flanked by functional design moments, a desk that whispered 'sit and scribble,' and a seating nook perfect for staring out at Dublin's shifting skies and the St. Patrick's Cathedral. 17
  • This is the hotel hallway leading to our room. We were upgraded to a suite (I believe it is the Cathedral View Suite), which was a very large L-shaped corner room, with wonderful floor-to-ceiling windows. 3

Service

95
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  • The staff here was so kind and helpful! Every time I had a question at the front desk they went above and beyond to help me out, including making sure I could get some breakfast one morning when I had to leave before the restaurant opened. 11
  • The receptionist was charming and helpful, and very efficient. 7

Bed & Sleep

95
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  • The bed was extremely comfortable with soft linen. 7
  • The beds were comfortable and the room was quiet enough for a good night's sleep, which matters after a day on your feet. 16

Value

91
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  • The Hyatt Centric is a good value and a great value on points. 13
  • Agree with comments about the hotel, and it's excellent value, in a location where ripoff and poor quality accommodation is far too common. 7

Where it is, how to reach it

Dean Street The Liberties
Dublin, County Dublin
D08 W3X7 Europe

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Stay value

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Punches above its peers

Beats what $ usually buys

Scores 14 points above the modest median of 82, across 102 hotels in the same bracket. In Dublin it sits 4 points above the local median of 92.

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96
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Noise
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Room
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Food
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Bathroom
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Bed & Sleep
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Service
48
Value
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Location
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Service38 mentions
  • I do want to point out that I had GREAT help from the property night manager with the lights but there were no extra bulbs and no spare lights. 13
  • I will say that my room service did come very quickly and with great service though. 11
  • The receptionist was charming and helpful, and very efficient. 7
  • The property's location is excellent, the staff all seem to be friendly, the entry-level rooms seem to be a good size, the ensuite bathrooms are nice, the furniture and communal areas all appear to be well looked after, the bar feels great, and getting to the hotel from Dublin Airport is relatively straightforward. 2
  • I similarly found the service to be pretty good though house keeping didn't show up when we left the hotel for 5-6 hours . . . . 13
  • When I need more light in a hotel room I often ask the staff and more often than not, they provide extra lighting. Management was proactive and really took my request to heart BUT there were no extra lamps. 13
  • -Aggressive and unprofessional behavior from night porter and security staff 18
  • I stayed at this property back in April on points as well. Great hotel and staff, but I don't like the location. 2
  • Service, I'll admit, is refreshingly low pressure, typical of Dublin, minimal table hovering, just quiet attentiveness when asked (but be generous with your water requests). 17
  • The concierge team is excellent and staffed with locals who know their city and make great recommendations! 13
  • Breakfast service was great, attentive and fast. 13
  • If it hasn't be recently refreshed, kudos to the staff who look after the property as they're doing a wonderful job! 2
  • The service was very friendly (is there any other kind of service in Ireland?) and the overall feel of the bar area was nice. 2
  • Check-in was quick and friendly, in keeping with the brand's casual, lifestyle feel. 16
  • This is an excellent trick to keep in mind when trying to find award availability. We messaged before the stay, and the reservations team was happy to accommodate us in a King room for the two nights, so we did not have to change rooms between nights 1 and 2. 15
  • But let's talk about personality, the staff makes up for any missing decadence. Everyone I encountered offered that distinctly Irish charm and a 'can-do' attitude that had me wondering if the 'luck of the Irish' could be bottled. 17
  • While the food in the restaurant was good and the servers were friendly, the service was pretty consistently just perfunctory. 6
  • While the daytime service is stellar, particularly in the restaurant, the experience can be marred by inconsistent service speeds and a concerning report of aggressive security/night staff. 18
  • Great service, we showed up at about 8:30 AM and they let us get to our room. 10
  • I emailed the hotel before my stay, and they were helpful and responsive to ensure we had connecting rooms, despite having separate bookings, which was much appreciated. 5
  • As can be expected in Dublin, check-in was warm and welcoming. 7
  • The area directly around the hotel is on the quieter side, with many of the shops nearby closing early. We were quickly checked in by a friendly agent, and the manager came to introduce herself as well. 5
  • The hotel has been open just six weeks, but there was no sign of teething issues throughout my stay. I found all the staff I met to be relaxed and friendly. 7
  • Great hotel and staff, but I don't like the location. 2
  • ... and with no line of people waiting to be served, I was greeted, thanked for being a Hyatt Globalist, checked-in, and on the way to the elevators within 5 minutes of arriving. 2
  • One day, the wait for breakfast was about half an hour, and it seemed like the service couldn't keep up with the number of guests. 5
  • +Outstanding hospitality from specific staff members like Lisa and Yanira 18
  • -Inconsistent or slow service in the restaurant during busy periods 18
  • The staff here was so kind and helpful! Every time I had a question at the front desk they went above and beyond to help me out, including making sure I could get some breakfast one morning when I had to leave before the restaurant opened. 11
  • At the front desk, we were welcomed and assigned our room. Throughout our stay, everyone was friendly and helpful. 3
  • The service matched the brand's casual, friendly tone, and the staff were happy to point us toward the Storehouse, the distilleries, and dinner spots nearby. 16
  • Check-in was straightforward. We were reminded of our complimentary breakfast benefit as World of Hyatt Globalist members and our free parking on award stays. 15
  • I paid $300 and 11,400 miles for the room ($207 a night) and I received the $300 Capital One travel credit right back. This is the reception area. A pleasant and speedy check-in was ahead. 19
  • Service: Service was pretty good, although our interactions with staff there were minimal seeing as we didn't have any problems and declined housekeeping. 10
  • Westin is spendier, but I feel the location was primo, the staff was amazing, the breakfast was spectacular. 10
  • The staff gets wonderful reviews and I understand why. They are helpful, energetic, and the check-in and lobby area are VERY well staffed. 13
  • The check-in process was super easy and they were able to hold my luggage for me until my room was ready since I arrived in the morning. 11
  • Check in was a breeze, and since I arrived at a disgracefully late hour (thank you, red eye flight). 17
Bathroom18 mentions
  • I also thought the bathroom had a good amount of space and the shower felt very luxurious, especially after getting stuck in some of the chilly Irish rain. 11
  • The bathroom had everything we needed, but it was a little light on towels. 15
  • Hard product was decent but the warm tones made it feel dated. We appreciated the large bathroom and shower. 14
  • The shower had a combined wand/showerhead, which would be nice if they had a wand + a rainfall. At least it was a real glass door, so the bathroom did not flood. 5
  • The bathroom in this suite is also very noticeably oversized, with a pretty huge walk-in shower and plenty of space to get ready without feeling the least bit cramped. 6
  • A rainforest shower, nice. Did it absorb co2. 7
  • The bathroom was huge and had an open shower design. The shower splashed everywhere. 13
  • Somebody, somewhere, made the sensible decision not to waste space here by installing a pointless bath, so the bathroom simply offers a shower cubicle with rain shower as well as a regular shower head 2
  • A pleasant bathroom layout featuring a modern sink, moisturizer, hand wash, soap, tissues, shower cap and glasses. 19
  • A very spacious and well-equipped room with a rainforest shower (now a standard in new hotels it seems) and a good array of toiletries including separate shampoo and conditioner, which those of us with longer hair appreciate. 7
  • The room feels spacious, the bed is comfortable, the bathroom is nice, there's good water pressure in the shower, and there's no shortage of power outlets, and I don't really need much more than that when staying at a mid-level property so I'd happily book this room again. 2
  • The bathroom was a no nonsense affair, it combined spaciousness with modernity, and the little touches (hello, fluffy robes and a coffee maker) made me feel cared for without veering into stuffy. 17
  • For the bathroom, there was ample counter space, but a scale that was out of batteries. 5
  • I didn't find an iron, though I may have missed it, but joy of joys, there was a powerful hairdryer - my personal benchmark for useful hotel amenities! 7
  • The bathroom was an OK size too with a walk-in shower. 10
  • In the shower there was not a tray for sundries. My sundries had to sit on the shower floor. While you might think what's the big deal with that, I'd ask why not just put a tray on the shower wall. 13
  • Toiletries were branded by Prija. It was a bit weird that they gave a bar of soap, hand wash, lotion at the sink area, but in the shower, it was a conditioner and a shampoo/shower gel all in one? Would have much preferred a separate shower gel. 5
  • The bathroom design had some strange and missing features. For instance, the light for the bathroom was not IN the bathroom. It was just as you walk in the door of the hotel room. There were no switches for bathroom lights INSIDE the bathroom. 13
Bed & Sleep5 mentions
  • The bed was too hard for me, but not as hard as some beds at other hotel properties I've stayed at. 13
  • The beds were comfortable and the room was quiet enough for a good night's sleep, which matters after a day on your feet. 16
  • The bed was extremely comfortable with soft linen. 7
  • The rest of the room was newly renovated, but ultimately, a standard hotel room. The king bed was comfortable, and in typical Hyatt fashion, the TV was Chromecast enabled. 15
  • The pillows worked well and there were already different pillow types on the bed, so I was able to choose which worked best for me. Too often all the pillows are the same, but not in this case. 13
Location28 mentions · 1 filmed
  • I recently stayed there and would agree with all the positive benefits of this hotel and location. All the tourist destinations within the city are in walking distance. 10
  • The location puts you close enough to everything you'd want to see. 13
  • The river Liffey runs through the center of the city and is about 10 minutes walk from the hotel. There is so much to see and do in a 30 minute walk from the hotel. 19
  • While the location may not have been quite as convenient as something closer to Temple Bar or Trinity College, I also appreciated that it was in a quieter area (I have a friend who stayed in Temple Bar and her room came with earplugs). 11
  • Great location but be aware public transportation in the early morning is extremely difficult to obtain. 10
  • As was stated elsewhere in this thread, the location is exceptional and close to many things. 1
  • My only hesitation was that I was a little worried about the location because it is a bit more of a distance from the city center than many of Dublin's most popular hotels. But honestly? It was completely fine! 11
  • Dublin's compact center is one of its charms, and this location puts you inside it. You are close to the sights but in a neighborhood with its own character rather than in the middle of the tourist crush. 16
  • The hotel is modern, clean and pretty well located if you don't need to be right next to everything, and it has a great breakfast benefit for those with Globalist Hyatt status. 6
  • The hotel is in an excellent location that makes walking to Dublin's main attractions easy. 15
  • Dublin is a great walking city, though, so for me that meant being able to walk in all directions and easily get to my destinations and the areas and parks I wanted to explore. I loved the location because I walk everywhere. 13
  • The Liberties neighborhood is close to lots of things a tourist would likely want to see, do, eat and drink, but it's not an intensely busy neighborhood in and of itself. I'd say it is no more than a leisurely 20- to 25-minute walk to many areas of Dublin you're likely to want to visit as a tourist, which means it is close without being in the thick of it. 6
  • I stayed in a family room that gave us plenty of space, and the walkable central location makes getting around with kids easier. 16
  • Aptly named, the Hyatt Centric The Liberties is close to The Liberties neighborhood in Dublin. We were only a 15-minute walk from Temple Bar and the Guinness Storehouse. It was the perfect home base for our 48 hours in Dublin before heading to the JW Marriott Phu Quoc. 15
  • It is about a 15 minute walk to Temple Bar. It is not in the center of Dublin - at first I was skeptical of the location but it grew on me. It is close to everything but not in the center of it. 12
  • I'm in your friend's category and had no issues whatsoever with the location or with walking around at night. It's not right in the thick of things, but it's not far from anything, and is pretty well connected by transit (buses) too. The proximity to a stop for the airport bus is also a big plus. 1
  • Westin is spendier, but I feel the location was primo, the staff was amazing, the breakfast was spectacular. 10
  • I booked that stay as it was good value when using World of Hyatt points, but what I hadn't anticipated was that it would put us in a part of the city that we'd particularly love and was the perfect location for this trip. 10
  • Whilst not directly in the city centre, Dublin is a very walkable city and from Hyatt Centric The Liberties a lot of the top sights are nearby. Temple Bar is less than 15 minutes' walk away, as is the Guinness Store House and the shopping areas around Grafton Street aren't much further. 7
  • Share foxtoberfest • 2y ago It's a lovely hotel in a great location for exploring. It's a lovely hotel in a great location for exploring. Like any major city you should watch your belongings etc, but it's a safe area and very very close to things like Guinness, Teelings, St Patrick's Cathedral. 20
  • The hotel is centrally located and is modern, clean and attractive. 3
  • Wish we had stayed here last September instead of The Marker, which was just terrible in so many ways: bad location, impossible to get taxis, public transport difficult to reach - I could go on and on. 10
  • Like you, we are big walkers and the location is fine for that. 13
  • the hotel is just outside the main city center which puts most of the main tourist sites just within a 15-minute walk On camera216:57
  • I stayed at this property back in April on points as well. Great hotel and staff, but I don't like the location. 2
  • Location: We ended up loving the location. I hadn't realized that 'The Liberties' in the name of the hotel refers to the Liberties part of the city. 10
  • For guests who would prefer not to walk, the local bus services should work well, so if you're visiting with the intention of exploring Dublin, the location of this Hyatt Centric should suit you very well. 2
  • How's the location for exploring the city? It's not in the exact center, but the location is pretty good - the Teeling Distillery and St Patricks Cathedral are very close (<10 minute walk) and the Liberties neighborhood has a good range of restaurants and pubs. 14
Food35 mentions
  • I didn't try the dinner service but I found breakfast service to be very good. 7
  • Great hotel and staff, but I don't like the location. Barely any acceptable dining options in the area, apart from fast food joints. 2
  • Breakfast is served in the restaurant on the ground floor. It was incredibly busy (probably because most rates included breakfast) but the food got out quickly once ordered. 12
  • Overall, I'd say that the breakfast offering is the one easily identifiable weak spot in the Centric's overall package, so if you're someone who enjoys a good breakfast before tackling the day ahead, keep that in mind. 2
  • This is the main restaurant for the hotel, open all day, and also features a bar. We had breakfast at the hotel restaurant, and it was alright. We did it for two days out of our three-night stay, as the selection was a bit limited. 5
  • The hotel has a great breakfast for those looking to use their Hyatt Globalist benefits, and it often has suites available for upgrade. 6
  • The hotel is modern, clean and pretty well located if you don't need to be right next to everything, and it has a great breakfast benefit for those with Globalist Hyatt status. 6
  • And their in-house pastry chef bakes a delicious Irish soda bread!! 13
  • And yeah I definitely would not get hung up on the breakfast here, nice to have as a Globalist, but there are a ton of great places nearby. 1
  • While the food in the restaurant was good and the servers were friendly, the service was pretty consistently just perfunctory. During multiple meals there, it was very rare that anyone would proactively come back to check on you at any point once the plates of food were delivered. 6
  • The hotel team told me that they put an emphasis on sourcing as much locally supplied food as possible, using nearby greengrocers and butchers and this did seem to show in the freshness of the food. 7
  • Breakfast is good but a small menu. 1
  • The food was superb, especially considering it's a hotel bar. 15
  • With interiors that shadow elegance, a breakfast fit for a king, and an Instagram worthy history wall brimming with fascinating artifacts unearthed during construction it isn't a wonder that it won the 'Best Hotel in Ireland', award. 17
  • One day, the wait for breakfast was about half an hour, and it seemed like the service couldn't keep up with the number of guests. Also, I tried the afternoon tea, and all the items were cold/felt a bit premade, so I probably won't try it again. 5
  • I had the pancakes one morning and they were good. It is nice to have a made to order breakfast rather than a buffet. 12
  • im moved to a deluxe - other than the hordes of tour groups and mediocre breakfast, this is a great property so far 14
  • I disagree with the poster above, restaurants are not readily available in the immediate area. We ate the hotel restaurant once, and we found the menu small and the food ok. Service was quick, if rushed. 14
  • Breakfast inconsistency - This is just nit-picking really, but I ordered the same cooked breakfast all three mornings and it was served differently every single day, with only one of the three mornings actually having everything listed on the menu 10
  • The Hyatt Centric The Liberties is a polished, modern hotel that excels at breakfast and high-quality hospitality. 18
  • pk_koskinen • 2y ago It is a bit out of the way for the city centre: Trinity, O'Connell Street, Grafton Street, and not on good public transport routes. Also not a lot of restaurants nearby. Would need to walk a fair bit. 20
  • While there is limited food and beverage offerings at this hotel, it's really fine because there is SO MUCH great food in Dublin. The food here was a bit hit or miss for me, but here's what I thought. 11
  • It was a typical Irish breakfast, nothing too spectacular, but the bar itself is great looking, exactly what you would expect in Dublin. 16
  • On day 2, I steered clear of the Centric Special and chose the avocado toast with a poached egg + a couple of pastries. This was an improvement as the pastries were nice and the poached egg was cooked just right, but the size of the avocado toast was a little disappointing. 2
  • I disagree with the poster above, restaurants are not readily available in the immediate area. We ate the hotel restaurant once, and we found the menu small and the food ok. 14
  • Globalist breakfast is included for everyone staying on the reservation. It's quite generous, as you can order as much as you like from the continental section of the menu and one a la carte item per person. 15
  • -Limited breakfast quantity/variety reported by some guests 18
  • Espresso beverages are also included in the breakfast offering; their cappuccinos are exquisitely crafted. 15
  • +Exceptional breakfast service, specifically the table service and high-quality pastries 18
  • Westin is spendier, but I feel the location was primo, the staff was amazing, the breakfast was spectacular. 10
  • The breakfast is good and the rooms are comfortable. 12
  • I actually had breakfast here most mornings (free thanks to my Hyatt status, but not free for most guests) and I thought it was really great. 11
  • The menu and the selections are fine. The food was fresh and the waitstaff was friendly and attentive. However, I don't like traditional breakfasts, so I found the menu rather limiting and unexciting. 3
  • The menu has a huge variety, so whatever your breakfast needs are, you'll be satisfied. I found all their options to be generous and more than enough to satisfy my needs. 13
  • I had both breakfast and dinner at the hotel, which was very good though. 2
Noise6 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Very important to ask for a quiet room. An adjoining business features a club with DJ. Was really loud. 10
  • Two things were a bit annoying for us who are American senior citizens. Depending upon room location the noise from the nightclub can be very disruptive to sleep. 13
  • Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. It is a bit out of the way for the city centre: Trinity, O'Connell Street, Grafton Street, and not on good public transport routes. 20
  • and we had a nice little courtyard view so it kept down on the street noise which i really liked On camera82:13
  • Our courtyard view also kept the street noise down, which I really liked. 16
  • Was really loud. We also bring Roku devices along on our travels. Unfortunately the inputs on the tvs don't allow for it but Chromecast works fine. 10
Room46 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The Hyatt Centric Dublin passes one of the "must have" tests that I apply to any relatively new property because it offers power options on both sides of the bed. 2
  • Not a fan of the carpet in the bedroom. 14
  • Lastly (when it comes to this room), I should mention the view from the window ... This room looks south into the property's central courtyard but, fortunately, as it's on the top floor, it still gets plenty of light. 2
  • just another quick round around the suite shows how open and spacious the room is On camera215:22
  • The room had decent lighting options, a useful desk area and considerable space. 7
  • The king bed was the soft cloud I imagined, flanked by functional design moments, a desk that whispered 'sit and scribble,' and a seating nook perfect for staring out at Dublin's shifting skies and the St. Patrick's Cathedral. 17
  • One thing that is a nitpicky of me though, is I did feel like they needed some kind of decoration above the couch. The lack of any kind of decorative touch in that part of the room made it feel a little sterile. 11
  • This is the hotel hallway leading to our room. We were upgraded to a suite (I believe it is the Cathedral View Suite), which was a very large L-shaped corner room, with wonderful floor-to-ceiling windows. 3
  • The tea and coffee making facilities were fine with a decent coffee machine and a good selection of teas. 7
  • The minibar and coffee area was well equipped with a kettle and Nespresso style coffee maker. There was a good size fridge. 13
  • Checking in was simple. At the front desk, we were welcomed and assigned our room. 3
  • The room was quite spacious, and the website quotes the room as 258 - 279 sq ft. 5
  • But during a more extended stay, it may have come in handy. There are USB and outlets on either side of the bed, which are very handy. 15
  • The thermostat automatically turns off when you're not in the room, which is kind of a pain, but the air conditioner does a good job of adjusting the temperature quickly once you arrive back. 15
  • If I was being critical, I'd say that the closet is too small, that more space for clothes would be appreciated and that the room's desk isn't deep enough, but those probably won't be major issues for most guests. 2
  • For a standard room in Europe, I found it to be plenty spacious, and I enjoyed having a real desk and separate chairs. 6
  • Adjacent to the closet is the room's ensuite bathroom which I really liked. 2
  • The bathroom, closet, etc. were exactly as you described-inconvenient and oddly designed. 13
  • so here's the room we got upgraded to a family room no suites were available for me as a globalist but no big deal we were not in the room too much but nice comfortable room 8
  • The room was clean, current, and an easy place to recharge after long days of walking the city. 16
  • Personally, I would have preferred a deeper desk as this one was only just about deep enough to fit my MacBook ... but if you're not planning on spending much time doing any work in the room, this probably won't be an issue and the desk can act as a good place to leave your devices while they charge. 2
  • For the first few nights I stayed in a standard King Suite with (for some reason unknown to me?) an accessible bathroom. I thought the suite was super spacious! 11
  • My family had a good stay at Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin and absolutely would stay here again. It is a reasonable number of World of Hyatt points per night, and sometimes a reasonable amount of cash, too, which is especially important if you need a room that can hold three people. 6
  • The minibar and coffee area was well equipped with a kettle and Nespresso style coffee maker. 13
  • I don't want to sit in a bed to read or work because the lighting in the rest of the room is dim. Even in the alcove desk area the lights were over the carpet and NOT over the desk. And there wasn't a light or lamp on the desk. 13
  • We'd booked a 2 twin bed room as that was the only room type available by the time we made our reservations a couple of months before our stay. It was a good enough size with a small dining table and a couple of chairs, as well as a separate work desk and chair. 10
  • The closet is open with only four hangers. The drawers are filled with other items (robes, laundry items), so there is no place to unpack your clothes unless you empty out the drawers. 12
  • The closet (which contains an ironing board) is relatively narrow and there are just two drawers to work with, so even though you'll find another place for clothes above the closet ... 2
  • While you can tell I wasn't all that thrilled with the hotel room and thought the design and layout detracted from my stay, I can't help but mention the service because it really does tie into my being generally impressed with the hotel. 13
  • By the room's large window (which was great for letting in a good amount of light), there's a pair of chairs and a small coffee table. 2
  • Yes, there are a few things that the property could improve - the quality of the food at breakfast, the size of the desk in the room, and the amount of space to store clothing are the three things that immediately spring to mind - but there are a lot more positives to focus on than negatives and that's always key. 2
  • The chaise lounge was a pleasant and useful addition to the room. 19
  • We did not receive an upgrade during our stay, but as we planned to soak in the atmosphere of St Patrick's Day in Ireland's capital, I wasn't fussed. We did get a high-floor room, though, and it had a great view of the hotel I originally booked! 15
  • There was a desk along the wall in the alcove. The chair, however, was very uncomfortable for sitting in for any length of time. Why not have an adjustable REAL desk chair by the desk? 13
  • The decor is modern and clean, and although the bathroom isn't exactly huge, there's more than enough space to keep most people happy. 2
  • The communal areas feel comfortable and they feel like someone has given some thought to the decor and the impression that visitors get when they first arrive. 2
  • Plugs and outlets were plentiful, though the outlet in the living room was placed off to the side by the window. There were outlets near the bed and universal plugs and USB charging ports at the desk. 13
  • The room was thoughtfully designed, with some lovely choices of material and furniture. 7
  • The wall featuring floor-to-ceiling Windows looks out onto the eponymous Terrace that makes this the Terrace View Suite unfortunately there's no balcony to step out onto in this room and the Terrace is more for look than function 21
  • The room did have natural lighting, with two floor-to-ceiling windows. However, the poor lighting in the room was a big issue for me. 13
  • The bed faces a wall mounted TV. The property makes nice use of back/up lighting. 12
  • And that terrace? It wasn't just a space, it was your front-row ticket to Dublin's rooftops, alive with the city's unique pulse. 17
  • This Hyatt Centric will be 6 years old later in October this year (2025) but the hallways remain bright, the carpets remain in good condition, and the furniture shows no signs of having been abused by thousands of visitors, so it's possible that the property has been refreshed in the not-too-distant past. 2
  • ator that an architect/designer didn't put much thought into what guests will need than a room where one or both sides of the bed don't have easy access to power, so it's good to see this property pass that test with flying colors. 2
  • The furniture may or may not be inexpensive (I have no idea), but it doesn't look cheap or like it's been chosen to fit a tight budget and that helps to give off a more upscale vibe than I was expecting from the property. 2
  • I stayed one more night after my trip to Donegal before flying out the next morning, this time in a standard room with a king bed. Again, the room was super comfortable. And even though it was a standard room in a major city, I thought there was plenty of space! 11
Value8 mentions
  • It is a category 4 World of Hyatt hotel. We paid cash rather than points because we thought that the price at the time of our visit was reasonable. 3
  • At the time of this visit, a burger with "chunky fries" at the bar cost €19.95 ($23) and a pint of Guinness was €6.90 ($7.90) and that's a lot less than you'll pay for a Guinness if you make the mistake of ordering one in the Temple Bar area of the city (where a Guinness can set you back €10/$11.50). 2
  • Value - It's easy to get 2cpp+ of value when booking award stays. 10
  • The Hyatt Centric is a good value and a great value on points. 13
  • Agree with comments about the hotel, and it's excellent value, in a location where ripoff and poor quality accommodation is far too common. 7
  • Food there is very nice I agree. But portions are miniscule and everything is overpriced, even by Dublin standards. 7
  • Points Value: Potentially very good. We got 2.73cpp (cents per point) of value by using points, but you might be able to get even more value depending on your dates. 10
  • I had booked the hotel using Capital One points and it felt like a good deal. I paid $300 and 11,400 miles for the room ($207 a night) and I received the $300 Capital One travel credit right back. 19

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    jacksonjetsetting.comReview site2026-07-02Current9 quotes used
    Check-in was quick and friendly, in keeping with the brand's casual, lifestyle feel.
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    Hotel Review: Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin, Dublin in ...
    luxurylifestylemag.co.ukReview site2025-12-07Recent8 quotes used
    The king bed was the soft cloud I imagined, flanked by functional design moments, a desk that whispered 'sit and scribble,' and a seating nook perfect for staring out at Dublin's shifting skies and the St. Patrick's Cath…
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    travelupdate.comReview site2025-11-26Recent10 quotes used
    The shower had a combined wand/showerhead, which would be nice if they had a wand + a rainfall. At least it was a real glass door, so the bathroom did not flood.
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    I will say that my room service did come very quickly and with great service though.
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    The bathroom in this suite is also very noticeably oversized, with a pretty huge walk-in shower and plenty of space to get ready without feeling the least bit cramped.
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    travelingformiles.comReview site2025-06-13Recent34 quotes used
    The property's location is excellent, the staff all seem to be friendly, the entry-level rooms seem to be a good size, the ensuite bathrooms are nice, the furniture and communal areas all appear to be well looked after,…
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