Dublin Hoteller i Whitehall - Botanic Gardens

Good courtesy bus service from airport, comfortable beds, quiet room despite size of hotel. Bathroom sparcely stocked with toileteries and barely enough towels. Breakfast was disappointing - the cheese in the buffet was gone off, and the choice of breads/pastries was so limited that we just had cereal and juice and ate elsewhere later that morning.

shuttle service to/fro airport need more frequency time table of shuttle to/fro airport and no vending machines for soda/juice/snacks

Convenient to airport Being an airport hotel, the poor insulation between rooms, makes it very noisy and uncomfortable during the night with guests coming and going.

Its location is pretty convenient for a wee city break, bus stops are very close and it only takes 10-15 min to get to town (Temple Bar, O'Conell St, Trinity College,...). The heating works perfect and breakfast is delicious. The double room was a bit small and the shower head is fixed to the wall so you can't take it off, besides the water pressure was a bit low.

Location was good. Having PC access was useful. No queues when checking in or out. Shower was a dribble, shampoo was in those awful hard to open plastic sachels, TV was 12" (tiny), room was small and neither modern nor authentic. Breakfast was self serve so quick.

cheap and cheerful no tea making facilities in room

Close to do the airport and city center. I enjoyed my stay at the Egan House and recommend others to stay there.

The staff were excellent. They were polite and extremely helpful. They couldn't do enough to help. Breakfast was good. The heater in the room was broken and had been replaced with an electric heater which wasn't really sufficient. The room was tiny and in the eves of the house, meaning I had to stoop to walk. I didn't complain about these issues so I don't know what they would have done about them.

We had stayed at Egans House over the New Year 2009/2010 and found it very comfortable and with excellent facilities. This was the main reason for booking again. However, the facilities are now very poor, with everything that was previously free of charge now being an expensive extra- see below- and we shall not be returning. It's a shame, we liked it very much before. Everything that was previously included in the room price- parking, breakfast, wi-fi and tea and coffee making facilities- is now a chargeable extra. We were aware of most of these at the time of booking, and found we could park in the road next to the hotel for nothing anyway, but were not prepared for the fact that there are now no kettles in the rooms, and that the tea and coffee previously available free of charge in the lounge is now charged at 2 euros for a cardboard cup of hot water from a machine, into which a tea bag or sachet of coffee can be inserted....we did not make use of this, prefering to get hot drinks much cheaper elswhere in Dublin. It was very, very disappointing, and put quite a dampener on our stay.

At personalet med en gang imøtekom vårt ønske om å bytte rom, da det første rommet vi fikk ikke tilsvarte forventet standard. Rommene var begge store og gode. Spa- anlegget burde vært åpent lengre i helgene, det er tidlig å stenge kl.188 for hotellets gjester. Alle toalett burde fungere greit etter vanlig standard.

location was walking distance from my 'venue'. thta was the reason to stay there ensuite bathroom size very small. 2 single beds in room - bed size very narrow - even though correctly described

food and staff Rooms are small

the single room was tiny. the tv had very poor reception.

Convienient. Shower, no hot water.