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2 adults, 1 room

Temple Bar Inn

40-47 Fleet Street(Temple Bar)See map

US$ 152.52per night

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Top reasons for booking
Great view
Most user reviews comment positively on the view from their room
Popular facilities
Bar
Restaurant
Free WiFi
24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
Business center
4.5/5Fantastic 1K+ reviews
Exploring the area
Dublin Tara Street Station, 500m, About 8 mins from hotel by foot
Dublin Airport, 8.5km, About 16 mins from hotel by car
Westmoreland Tram Stop, 100m, About 2 mins from hotel by foot
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Deluxe Double Room
1 double bed or bigger

25.0 m²

City view

16
Classic Double Room
1 double bed or bigger

12m² m²

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Classic Quadruple Room
Multiple beds

25m² m²

24
Economy Double Room
1 double bed or bigger

12 m²

11
Classic Triple Room
Multiple beds

20m² m²

10
Classic Twin Room
2 beds

12m² m²

13
Single Room
1 double bed or bigger

12 m²

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4.5/5.0

Fantastic

1K+ reviews
Location
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Services offered
4.8
Cleanliness
4.6
Atmosphere & facilities
4.5
All
4.5+
3.0+
Jen
Reviewed: 10 Aug 2026

1.0/5.0

Below average

Stayed with family

Liked: Disliked: location was extremely noisy, doors were very loud to open making night time trips disruptive for everyone, food was ok, service was ok. I wouldn’t recommend this place unless your plan is to go out drinking and get blackout drunk. We will never go back.
Patricia
Reviewed: 9 Aug 2026

4.0/5.0

Great

Stayed with partner

Great location
Courtney
Reviewed: 6 Aug 2026

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Good location, very nice staff. The rooms were noisy.
Emily
Reviewed: 5 Aug 2026

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
lovely room and amazing location
Cathy
Reviewed: 5 Aug 2026

4.0/5.0

Great
Excellent spot right on Temple Bar. This is where Dublin folks come to shop, eat, drink and be seen. We felt very safe with the single entrance with a door man. But, it does stay loud with the noise from the adjacent business (Bingo of sorts. The caller was entertaining to listen to..and the hotel did provide ear plugs..but we never used them). Tesco right next door and the breakfast was transformative! I still rave about their fried egg on salad with just a pinch of salt. Imagine salad so tasty no dressing needed!!
Tracie
Reviewed: 3 Aug 2026

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Great location- central to everywhere we wanted to go
Rebecca
Reviewed: 2 Aug 2026

4.0/5.0

Great
Our stay was very pleasant. If you are wanting to be close to Temple Bar and within east walking distance of the pubs and nightlife this is a great spot. The only downside is parking was tricky - we drove around with google maps giving us directions that took us around in circles. It was quite confusing. There is a parking garage right next to the hotel but clearer instructions would have been helpful. We ended up parking in Grafton garage for the night which was about a 8 minute walk with luggage. A lot of streets are one way so if you miss a turn it’ll take you about 15-20 minutes to circle back around to where you needed to be. Could be a bit noisy - they do provide ear plugs. We stayed on a week night and there was still plenty of noise on the street until around 11:30pm.
Ashley
Reviewed: 2 Aug 2026

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
We worried it would be too loud with the bars on the street but it really wasn’t loud at all. Glad we were close to everything for a good price.
Alan
Reviewed: 31 Jul 2026

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Close to everything in the Dublin City centre.
Dennyce
Reviewed: 26 Jul 2026

3.0/5.0

Good
First off, this location is fabulous if what you want is to be close to restaurants, bars, etc. Having said that, there IS a disadvantage to being close to all of those things--it's NOISY. We were here in July. It was hot. There is no air conditioning, so you really have to have your windows open, and it's noisy. There is just no getting around it. But the room was perfectly fine, the bed was comfortable, the staff were very nice, and it was fun being a close walk to great bars and music and food. And really . . . you're in Dublin--how can it truly be bad? The Irish are the friendliest and most fun-loving people we've encountered anywhere. Just go with the flow, bring some ear plugs, and enjoy!