We really enjoyed our time in Dublin and managed to fit in a lot of sight seeing during our long week end break. Dublin is a friendly city and The Trinity Hotel is located in a very central position within walking distance of shopping in Grafton and O' Connell Street and right next to the University (Trinity) For the evening... More

We stayed for 5 nights in May in a standard double room. Overall the place is fine and decent value for what it is. We actually loved the decor down stairs and this was a contributing factor in deciding to stay here. The bar and restaurant are nice but never seem to have enough people in them to get the... More

My family and I rented a car to drive from places throughout Ireland. When we got to the hotel we had to park 2 blocks away in a lot that only have 15 spaces. We had to wait around 20 mins for someone to get out so that we could park. Hotel is nice but kind of funky inside. The... More

I will preface this by saying my husband and I turn the air conditioner on in our manhattan apartment in march when it gets stuffy at night and too loud to open the windows (which have no screens). so when our hotel room had ONE window that was already open and it was stuffy, we weren't thrilled. that being said,... More

Went there yesterday for lunch with friends. It's a nice place, food was nice. Very nice pint of guinness. But we found service to be a let down. We haven't seen much staff around. Duty manager walked past looking at our table with empty pint glasses number of times without checking on us or offering another drink. We couldn't get... More

The hotel was centrally located walking distance from everything! A very short walk to Trinity College, Temple Bar and Grafton Street. The hotel is quite "rich" looking from the front entry all the way to the room! The front desk was very friendly providing a map of the area and tips on the hop on hop off bus. They even... More

We chose to stay at the Trinity Capital on our recent visit to Dublin because of its location and proximity to places we wanted to visit. On the whole, it was a very good choice: It IS very conveniently located, easy to find, the staff both at the reception desk and in the bar and restaurant were excellent, the price... More

I had the misfortune to check into this hotel after staying at a more modern, better priced alternative. I found the hotel, overall, to be very tired and in need of a renovation. The room, in fact, looked like it had been designed in the 60s (no closet??), the air con didn't work, and the windows were not soundproofed (something... More

Trinity Captial Hotel is an easy walk to just about anywhere in Dublin. If you don't feel like walking the city and want a quick hour or so tour you can always take the Hop On Hop Off buses (tickets can be purchased @ the reception desk) around town (personally like the green one's better but the red's are great... More