Name: Parliament Hotel Temple Bar
Address: 16/18 Lord Edward St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland, IE
Telephone: +353 1 670 8777

Parliament Hotel Temple Bar is a lodging, located at 16/18 Lord Edward St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 1 670 8777, visit their website www.parliamenthotel.ie for more detailed information.

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16/18 Lord Edward St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

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Anonymous

10 November 2017

Hotel is in a fantastic location. A little worn around the edges, but nevertheless, clean and nice staff.
Anonymous

24 August 2017

We stayed for a week, and for the price we paid we were very happy.
Rooms a little dated and in some need of maintenance (peeling walls, etc), but clean. Good services, central location near the action of Temple Bar but surprisingly quiet.
Anonymous

11 August 2017

Staff were extremely accommodating and friendly, far overshadowed the few hitches that we came across in our stay. Great location too. The hotel is a little tired but we slept well and had a great time.
Anonymous

09 August 2017

I found the salmon with roasted vegetables very tasty. I will have to take -1 star due to speed of service. 1 hour end to end for 2 drinks and one main is too long.
Anonymous

25 June 2017

We went to the bar resturant here or first night in Dublin to have a beer and listen to good music. Both where amazing! There was even a traditional Irish dancing pair that came up on stage and danced for a portion of the evening. By far a must stop place if you are in the area and want to experience something amazing!
Anonymous

25 June 2017

The worst hotel I've ever stayed in, hands down. Peeling wallpaper, rust stains in the tub, lights that don't work, just a general feeling of being unclean. I'm not sure how this hotel has received a 3-star rating, I've stayed at budget hotels in the United States that were better. We were on one of the upper levels and there was no temperature control of any kind (no fans, etc.) and the windows only opened about an inch. We couldn't sleep because of the intense heat (not to mention the vent in the bathroom didn't work to reduce the humidity). The only blanket we were provided was a heavy duvet, there were no flat sheets or other blankets of any kind for us to sleep with. We could clearly hear our neighbors (who were talking quietly) through the paper thin walls. Deeply regretting staying at this hotel, other hotels in Dublin or elsewhere are a better deal, even if you have to take the Luas to get to the Temple Bar area.
Anonymous

24 March 2017

The Hotel is good for location, but what ever you do ask for a room facing the out the back. We were on the 1st floor facing the main road and the noise was so loud it was unbearable! Also people riding in the tops of the double decker buses almost look into the room, nearly!
When we were there, there were a few 'party groups' and with the very poor sound insulation between rooms and room doors into hallways, expect to be woken up at anytime during the night.
On the plus, the room was v large, clean, plenty of hot water and the staff working on reception are wonderful!!
Anonymous

20 March 2017

It was Saint Patrick's day so it was incredibly crowded. So cannot comment really on the places service or anything. But it was a lot of fun
Anonymous

22 February 2017

Stopped in after my tour of the Guinness brewery. Huge place with cold beers and friendly staff. No complaints.
Anonymous

24 October 2016

Just came back from a two day break in dublin. Stayed at the parliament hotel, staff was friendly but not very good at giving information about the area. The hotel could do with updating. Carpets on stairs are thread bear the rooms also could do with makeovers, this is the first hotel I have stayed in and there are no complimentary toiletries in the bathrooms. I have stayed in cheaper hotels in better condition. I know this hotel is in temple bar so it's not going to be cheap but when your paying that sort of money you do expect a certain standard. Will definitely be going back to Dublin but won't be staying at this hotel.
Anonymous

03 July 2016

This was a great place to stay near the Temple Bar District. Close to nightlife and within walking distance of the Guinness Brewery. This was an excellent choice. We were able to go to the Temple Bar District for dinner and drinks and walk back to the hotel. The receptionists were extremely helpful and they hold your luggage for free if you check out and want to pick up your bags later! Great location!