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Mercer Hotel Dublin
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Mercer Hotel Dublin
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Lower Mercer Street
Dublin, Ireland
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Description:
The Mercer Hotel is a small boutique hotel that combines both contemporary design and warm comfort. The hotel is situated in the heart of Dublin, next to St Stephen's Green. It is accessible from all major routes and is serviced by main bus routes, the LUAS Green Line and a short walk from the Dart line.Car Parking: is available in the Royal College of Surgeons secure park. Car parking is free overnight from 6pm and a highly reduced rate of 7euro per day from 11am 6pm.The Mercer Hotel is the ideal venue for conferences, seminars & events. It has meeting facilities for up to 100 delegates.High speed internet access - chargeable.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Babysitting / Child Services
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
CD Player
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Free Breakfast
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
In Room Movies
Kitchenette
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Modem / Data Port
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Security Guard
Tour Desk
Wake-up Service
Check-in:
From 2:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Location Description:
The Mercer Hotel is located right in the heart of the city centre next to Dublin's most fashionable shopping districts, Grafton Street & St. Stephen's Green. One will also be within walking distance of Dublin Castel, Trinity college, the National Museum of Ireland and a vast selection of restaurants, theaters and bars.Taxis are available from the taxi rank outside the airport arrivals terminal. The journey to the hotel will cost approximately ?30 - ?40 depending on traffic.
Dining:
The chef's menu relies on the freshest seasonal produce and skillful preparation to satisfy all tastes. Cusack's also serves a wide variety of drinks to cater to all moods, from new and old world wines to specialty coffees. There complement the mouth-watering uncomplicated food to suit all palates. It is perfect location for a beverage, food and banter in comfortable and friendly surroundings.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
very nice, close to all tourist areas , a little noisy but not too late. fridge was broken but only staying overnight so not a problem
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
The location was good and the main shopping street is a block away. The room was nice and cozy. The bathroom looks like it was recently updated, but could have spent more time on the fine details. Overall, a good value for the money and location.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Ordinary room but great location behind St Stephen's Green and very helpful staff
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Mercer in DublinEasy access to bus lines and and tourist areas, good food and shopping close by, room was clean and breakfast was available
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Perfect location for a trip to Dublin, so central and it's great value.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
Large clean rooms, comfy bed, great location, especially if you want to go to some great nearby pubs and restaturants (and much nicer than temple bar ones) not have far to walk home.Close to the red bus tour stop and 30 seconds from Grafton Street.Although not the most modern rooms, not dated, it was very clean and well maintaned.Take your own hair-dryer though, ours was awful.This hotel was quiet at night too, I've stayed in some hotels in Dublin that are next too or above pubs that are open until 4.
Date of Stay:
June, 2008
The staff was helpful when we needed help with the phones and let us use their front desk phone, etc.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
Very good location right in the centre of town near the shops and some nice bars and restaurants.Excellent value for monet, helpful staff and good breakfast.
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
I booked 2 rooms to sleep 3 people in each room.We checked into the rooms only to find that they contained just 1 bed. We then requested an extra bed for each room but they refused to do this.This meant that we had to pay for an extra room at a cost of 249 euro.Not very satisfactory and it was very difficult to communicate with the staff there
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
A very pleasant hotel in the St Stephen's Green part of Dublin. Very handy for the shopping mall, St Stephen's park, the green tram route into the centre and the Gaiety Theatre (literally just round the corner). Friendly staff, very nice food and cheap parking (in the College of Surgeon's multi storey which is part of the same building) make this a hotel we would certainly like to use again.
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
What an excellent choice in hotels! When I was doing research to select a hotel, I read about the helpful staff (which it was) and the excellent location (which it was). What wasn't mentioned was the quality of the room. For the price, it would be tough to beat. We stayed in a 3 person room and we were welcomed with a clean, up to date room with soft duvets on the beds and free mineral water every day of our stay. The only warnings worth mentioning would be that the pillows are a little hard - if you are wondering if you should bring your own, do it, and the shower had no pressure. But they wouldn't keep me from staying there next time I go back.
Date of Stay:
February, 2008
the hotel needs refurbishing as water was coming through the cieling in the dining room and was being caught in a bowl, i have stayed there before and it is a good base for seeing the sights and in easy reach of the bars over the half penny bridge.was noisy at night as in a front room but could handle that due to location. cheap budget hotel
Date of Stay:
October, 2007
We only had breakfast in the hotel, but the other food looked ok. Hotel is easy to get to from centre, plenty to do around the hotel good location.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
great location, great helpfull staff. Cant comment on food cause we never ate there but would definately stay again
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
Great location, within walking distance of all the major areas and attractions of Dublin. Highly recommended
Date of Stay:
July, 2007
It was a very pleasant stay for different reasons:1) the position of the hotel in the very heart of town2) nice and comfortable room (enough large even for our three beds!)3) courtesy of staffThe only \"bad point\" was the very small living room/bar aerea, wich was not at the level of the hotel and seemed to be neglected. It should be redecorated.We will recommend the hotel to our friends!
Date of Stay:
July, 2007
My second stay at the hotel-staff equally helpful and friendly, room clean and comfortable. I decided to return as my first stay had been so enjoyable, and the room I was in then very quiet and peaceful. Unfortunately, the room this time (rm 211) was opposite a building site, so was really noisy, with work on the site starting both days I was there at 7.30-banging hammering and power tools . OK if you were planning on getting up early anyway, but bad news if you wanted a bit of a lie in after a late night!! If you are thinking of booking, make sure your room is as far away from the building site opposite as poss, unless you are a very heavy sleeper. Can't comment on the food, as we had our breakfast at \"Nude\" in Suffolk St, just a short walk from hotel. Can definately recommend this both for breakfast and lunch, if you want something a bit healthier than the Irish fried fayre. They have fresh fruit, yoghurt, muesli, porridge and smoothies made to your spec. They also do bacon bagels, and a great selection of teas and coffees.
Date of Stay:
April, 2007
What a great location ... easy to access all the Dublin sites by foot. Just far enough off the beaten path that the noise from the Temple Bar area and Trinity College did not carry over. There was pride in the hotel staff as it was well groomed and looked cared for. Our room and ensuite was bright and cheery, very pretty and the bed comforatble which after a long day of sightseeing was a blessing. It was great to have free indoor parking next door at the Royal College of Surgeons. We tried to stay later in the week when we returned from touring the countryside but it was fully booked . We certainly would return.
Date of Stay:
February, 2007
Based in a great city centre location - with parking included in room price which is fantastic. Clean and convenient place to stay. I'll be back.
Date of Stay:
January, 2007
Stayed here for a couple of nights in Jan-07 with 2 friends. Triple room had 1 single bed + 1 double. Excellent location for shopping, Temple Bar, etc. Overlooked building site. Overpowering whiff of air-freshner in corridors, obviously masking something else .... as we discovered in the confines of the lift! Nice bar area. Didn't eat there so can't comment on food, lots of other places to eat within walking distance. Taxi there from airport cost 30 euros, taxi back cost 40 euros! Beware, Monday morning traffic is horrendous.
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