Dublin hotels in Inn's Quay - Four Courts

Pros: The staff was friendly the food was great very good atmosphere and place is great location .

Cons: There's nothing to like

Pros: Everything

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Location was really good and the place was very clean. If you wanted to eat meals at the hostel and spend a lot of your time there, it's a nice place for that, although overpriced as far as hostels go (even in Dublin). Definitely a party hostel but I was just surprised at how expensive it is.

Cons: Staff were really unhelpful and made my stay somewhat negative.

Pros: Based on the price point we got it at, it was a great stay. We stayed in a 6 bed unit which was surprisingly comfortable. The hotel bar was good, and great atmosphere while the Eurocup was on. Overall the place was always clean, lots of staff around which was nice. The demographic was crazy... People of all ages which was fantastic! It couldn't be closer to Jameson. Great bars and restaurants around it as well. It's about a 15 minute walk to temple bar area. 10 minute walk to Guinness.

Cons: The bar as good as it is, a bit of a tourist trap... It shouldn't be €5-6 for a pint... The rooms were hot as hell, the window barely opened and only at the end of stay did we find out we could request a fan... Not much else to complain about.

Pros: The hostel was very clean and well kept. Had a bar and cafe which made it much easy to find to find food and drinks. The food was reasonably priced. I don't see why I wouldn't use Generator again whether it was in Dublin or somewhere else.

Pros: The facilities are modern and relatively clean. Rooms are well maintained and mattresses are pretty comfortable. The bar area is nice and live music is a plus. Building and rooms are also secure. Swipe cards are required to go anywhere and there’s security at the door.

Cons: Upon arrival, the staff was more concerned with being cool than with being courteous. Morning staff was much better. What rubbed me the wrong way about this place is that they fail to provide any kind of secure storage for even the smallest of items. There are lock boxes under the beds, but require you bring your own padlock or pay a ridiculous amount of money to use the luggage storage in the basement. Plan ahead or snuggle your valuables. Also, no outside food is allowed. Strange for a hostel. The reason given is that plenty of food is available on site for purchase. Most things on the menu were expensive for a backpacker. The restaurants and supermarket across the way are the best options. Also, the provided shower gel dispenser is always empty and make sure you double check the toilet paper before you sit down. This place clearly has its eye on being trendy to attract the young, party crowd. It’s nothing similar to what backpackers are used to from every other hostel on the planet and fails to provide the community experience and chance to meet new people that solo travelers look for. Considering the price isn’t even on the lower end, there are better places in Dublin.

Pros: Location and atmosphere were fun.

Cons: I can’t say too much here since it IS a hostel, but the walls and doors are very thin and you can hear the loud, drunk patrons coming in all night. It made for a good daytime nap, but not the best nights sleep.

Pros: Fabulous value for the money. €52 for two people in a spotlessly clean double private room w bathroom. Right in Smithfield steps away from great restaurants, cinema, pubs cafes and live Irish Music. Right above the Jameson Brewery Tasting Rooms. Laundry facilities, on site pub and cafe and luggage storeage. Room and bathroom were spotlessly clean, warm and quiet. Felt very safe also.

Cons: Nothing. It was all good!

Pros: Easy to feel included and apart of something as a solo traveller. The staff and environment in general make the hostel have a home like feel. Convenient plugs and lights with every bed. Good food at breakfast and for lunch/dinner. Close enough to walk to city center, temple bar area etc but far enough that you feel safe because you don't have to deal with drunk strangers, and the loud streets of the city centre.

Cons: Beds were comfortable but creaked. Every time you turned or moved, the whole bed would creak and move. Also it was very hot at night due to having a very small window in the room.

Pros: Lockers, facilities and general decor.

Cons: When room is half full spread the bodies so to speak

Pros: Each bed has an individual plug socket and ambient lighting. And the blonde girl who was cleaning the rooms was totally lovely!!

Cons: The guys who were on when I arrived were nice, but the blonde girl on reception during daytime was unpleasant and had no regard for the virus. When I checked in, I rented a towel, and was told I could change it for free each day for hygiene reasons. When I went to change it, the blonde girl changed it reluctantly and was rude, saying they shouldn't have told me that and I should have to pay. She spent the rest of the morning loudly complaining about having to mop the floor cos the mop was too small... I had requested to be in a room with as few other people as possible due to the situation (conscious of course that beggars can't be choosers). Another staff member told me that in the hostel, with 5 floors and 10 if not 20 rooms per floor, they were only expecting about 15 or 20 people. And yet they'd packed 4 people into my little room, bringing it to 60% capacity, which seems beyond stupid when people are being instructed to isolate as much as possible. Furthermore, there's no kitchen, and not even somewhere for guests to store food. No food is allowed in the rooms and if you bring it in, you're expected to take it down to the basement - an ugly underground area with no natural light and a scattering of mismatched chairs and tables. You can purchase food on their restaurant for €10-€15. Their "common area" is the hostel lobby and a cafe, where you feel awkward to sit unless you buy something. There's nowhere to fill up water bottles as there's no space to fill them in the shallow bathroom sinks. You can purchase a bottle of water for €2.20. Laundry is another €7. This is not a place for budget travellers, but clearly also not a place for people wanting luxury, and the lack of regard for hygiene and rudeness of the receptionist was really concerning. The wifi made me re-validate my email every time I logged on, otherwise I'd get kicked off it. The area seemed quite unsafe.

Pros: The staff here is absolutely wonderful and very friendly! You can ask for suggestions on places to go and things see and to do and they give out detailed descriptions on what you should expect to experience at each destination! The Night Staff was equally wonderful! To my surprise the night guards/security we're very friendly and helpful and happy to give good directions to near by places. The bartenders are cheerful, funny and have great suggestions for local restaurants and nightlife activities. The reception team is outstanding! They are warm and welcoming and available 24/7! They can help you with any delemas or concerns may come up during your stay. On my next trip to Dublin I will stay at the generator and the staff has a HUGE part to play in desire to book a room with the generator again!

Cons: The only things that I can complain about is the fact that the laundry room often has a line waiting because the dryers take too long to dry. Just for one load it can take up to two to three hours before your clothes become dry, but even then they may not be dry and this leaves people will still be waiting to take their turn while their clothespecially sit soaking wet. Also the bar could be open later.

Pros: Quiet, friendly staff, clean, complementary tea and coffe, sense of humor of the information notices, affordable price.

Cons: I couldn't make wi-fi work. Location isn't that central, the blanket seems short, both separate sink faucets and fixed showerhead are inconvenient.

Pros: One of the best places I have ever been so far!!! Guys really took good care of myself, customer service is unbelievably good, room was literally my idea of heaven... the man in charge (owner or a manager) had an awesome sense of humor and was very friendly :) ... thank you for everything, see you all next time x

Pros: Good location 1 minute from bus station Friendly stuff Easy check in/out Tea/coffee/electric kettle in the room Cleanness

Cons: No door between room and bathroom Room was pretty small, but it’s enough for one night A bit difficult to pick the lock from outside

Pros: Everything except the reception

Cons: The reception staff are very rude and ignorant I booked another room and the man at the reception said he is not confirming it because he didn’t want to he said he’s not confirming it for me because it’s me basically deformation of character I said it to him and he told me to call the police he also followed me to my room and told me he was showing me where my room was when he was clearly walking behind me I would stay here again but no time soon mabye in the near future

Cons: Well when arrived to room after booking on line room was cold,an no heating on,an car parking facilities advertised an upon arriving to lodge when enquired told private an 15 euro per night ?! wasn't informed by the unfriendly, Receptionist cost of parking which was nearly 2 euro per hour an didn't say what time fee commenced an another person in Reception area overheard an kindly informed me?! poor presentation of coffe/tea facilities an No Hand Stanziers to be seen nywhere of hotel amid pandemic current virsus outbreak?! Stay was v.very disappointing an not relaxing also when needed to go to the shop after arrival had to leave back our key an door of room wouldnt open properly when key inserted.

Pros: Price, it was cheap, but not worth the price as the place was very dirty.

Cons: The shower was disgustingly dirty, mould and dirt at the bottom of the shower and on the seals of the door, others people's pubic hair on the walls of the bathroom, the carpet wasn't particularly clean and the place was quite worn. The walls were very thin, i could hear "everything" next door, and there was quite a bit of road noise from the traffic. All the amusing funny things around the hotel, do not make up for the cleanliness of the establishment. 15 euro per night for parking was very dear and having to hand back the key every time you left the hotel was like something from the 1970s. Best avoided .

Pros: Bed was great

Cons: Noise outside the window every morning Distance from town No bar

Pros: Lovely room, bathroom was ensuite which I didn't expect from reading the listing. Friendly staff were very welcoming. Very happy, would like to stay there again.

Cons: Outside the city centre, but price reflected this.