Avoca House B&B Dublin, Dublin

My stay at the hotel was a mix of good and not-so-good experiences. The location was excellent, with great bus connections and being close to the city center, but the room, although small, was cozy for my sister and me. However, the roof being slanted made it a bit tight for taller guests. The dining was delicious, especially the hams, cheeses, and fresh coffee, but the limited breakfast options might leave some wanting more.

The hotel had lovely and warm rooms, perfect for November, but felt cramped, lacking a view through the windows due to a wall obstructing the scene. The location was very quiet and ideal for public transportation, though a bit far from downtown by foot. The dining experience was exceptional, with freshly made breakfast options beyond satisfying. Overall, a cozy stay with minor inconveniences.

The hotel is in a nice quiet area and kept immaculate, but the rooms felt cramped and difficult to navigate for two people due to limited space. The roof being slanted made it small for tall individuals, and the bathroom was quite compact.

My stay at the hotel was delightful. The rooms were beautifully appointed and freshly renovated, providing all the comforts I needed. The service was exceptional, and the location was perfect for easy access to the city center. The dining options were varied and satisfying. Overall, a great value for money.

My stay at the hotel was fantastic! The rooms were very clean, always well stocked, warm, and bright, which was a real benefit, especially in November. The bed size of 71 by 82 inches wide was just perfect for a comfortable rest. The location was wonderful with great bus connections to the city center and the neighborhood being really nice. Dining options were excellent, offering both healthy choices and traditional full Irish meals. Overall, a great experience with a few minor drawbacks.