I loved the atmosphere and I was impressed with the library of the Trinity college. It was a wonderful atmosphere. In places like this I realize that even a second life would not be enough to get the vast knowledge there is around. The book of Kells impressed me. I like old stuff like this. It is worth while a... More

Anyone intending to stay at trinity halls, please read on. Trinity halls is by far most the WORST place to ever stay at. It is located SO FAR away from the school campus, absolutely ridiculous. In addition, they ENJOY awarding fines to the students that stay that for the most ridiculous reasons. In fact, even when they realise that they... More

On a positive note the location couldn't be better and the continental breakfast is perfectly adequate with a full Irish available for 4 euro extra. The reception staff are distant and unfriendly however and the rooms are unremittingly gloomy and basic (at least the one I stayed in was). Yes these are student quarters but would it be too much... More

I stayed here for a week in August for work. Accomodation is as you would expect for student halls, basic. I had a bathroom and a very large kitchen and living room to share with 2 other rooms in my flat (although these rooms remained unoccupied during my time there). I was in house 2, which had wifi for the... More

Amazing location for exploring Dublin. These are college dorm rooms, so know that going in, don't be looking for B&B trappings and you'll be OK. The staff is helpful. Good, solid breakfast. Mediocre shower water-pressure. We had no issues with sleeping at all. One important thing to be aware of: the front gate to the University closes early in the... More

In July 2011, I stayed for a week in an apartment of the College. The central location, the presence of many bus routes and museums nearby attracted me to this college. The ground are magnificent and can be toured in a small group with a student as a guide. Mine was not only knowledgeable but also very funny. The apartment... More

I paid 56 euros a night to stay in a single room in building 48. Because I booked through an organization called English Matters I got reduced housekeeping, which meant the room was only cleaned once a week and I only got a clean towel once a week as well. There was no bath tub, no tv, no radio, no... More

the rooms were basic but Functional very clean and well maintained staff at the accommodation were helpful i stayed in an apartment close to the back. the bathroom was small and tight .close to the centre of dublin

My wife and I really enjoyed stopping by the college as we explored the city. It is worth a stop if you are walking through for two reasons (1. Its free) and (2. Its an iconic Irish landmark). Serves as an excellent photo opportunity as the grounds are impressive and a place to stop and rest during your daily trek.... More