The Burlington Hotel

Nice quiet peaceful weekend at the hotel. Nothing fancy but very comfortable and relaxing.

I made plans to take a group bus tour out in the Irish countryside, and this hotel was one of the pick-up locations for the tour, so I decided to stay here. The room was very nice and clean, looked like it was newly rennovated. Good location. The staff was pretty friendly and helpful- I forgot to bring a US power-adapter and they had one available that I could borrow, which was nice. The only negative thing was when I used the coffee maker in the room, even though I filled it with the specified amount of water, it spewed hot coffee out of the spout all over the place and drenched my iPhone, so be careful with that!

I totatlly enjoyed my stay at the Burlington. It was located in a very convient location and a short bus ride to downtown Dublin. The room was spotless and the ammenities were very good. I cannot say enougn about the hotel staff. They were most courtous and accommodating. I would absolutley recommend this hotel to any traveler visitng Dublin.

Excellent Irish hotel, clean, safe, friendly staff. Could not ask for a better vacation.

I was disappointed with this hotel, I up graded my room from a standard to Executive and there was suppose to be a mini bar which there wasn't, suppose to come with breakfast which it didn't, No alarm clock, Iron didn't work, safty latch was broken, and it is far from the city center which is where everyting is at. It suppose to be a 4 star hotel it is more like a 2 star. Would not suggest this hotel to anybody, beware.

I really enjoyed my stay at The Burlington. It's a beautiful hotel with exquisite decor; it actually may be prettier than the pictures on the site. The location wasn't bad. Definitely take the opportunity to walk to places like Temple Bar (30 minute walk), shopping on Grafton (15 minute walk), and St. Stephen's Green (10 minute walk), if you are able. If not, there are always tons of cabs outside. When I first arrived, the bell hop took about 40 minutes to bring my luggage upstairs, but later apologized. I requested a wake up call for one morning but never received it. Luckily I had a backup. Another was requested the following morning and it was fine. The reception staff was very friendly, and even let me check in at 9am! The concierge can't be beat. In all, I would definitely stay at The Burlington my next time in Dublin.

The Burlington was a perfect choice. My room was clean, chic and ready when I got there - even though I hadn't requested an early check-in, it was no hassle. A nice, brisk 10-15 min walk to the City Centre (via the lovely St. Stephen's Green). Two small issues: the walls were pretty thin walls (could hear my neighbors easily) and the hotel staff could be nicer/friendlier (they are helpful, though it sometimes felt like it was a burden for them to be so). Overall, a great choice!

I would not rate this hotel as 4 star. Probably 2.5 star is good for it. The hotel needs a serious outside facelift. My room view was of the AC ductwork that was not in good condition, However, the staff were friendly and very helpful and amenities inside the hotel were great. The beds were too narrow for a 4 star and not enough room between the 2 single beds. Other than that, the stay was enjoyable and good value and have my recommendation.

Nice Hotel, good location. Walking distance to city center and museums. Air coach form airport stops at hotel very convienent.

Staff were helpful and friendly, got me a room when I arrived early. The room was spacious and clean, though the hotel is a little homely (large but hardly charming) and shows some wear. Location is fine, about a 15 minute walk from Grafton Street. The only downside is that this big hotel hosts a lot of events and parties, and with the thin walls, hearing drunken revelers staggering and shouting in the halls until 5:00 each morning gets old.