Loved Ireland and this is a good location but... We booked through expedia months before when, we swear, the rating was a three star and not a two (which it was rated by the time we stayed there). We arrived and they informed us the hotel was full, and when we mentioned we booked with expedia they said, oh your... More

We stayed in a room which you had to go outside to access and seemed to be in the basement. It was the size of a shoebox, you had to be side on with your back to the wall to shuffle up by your bed to climb in at the top. (my husband could lay on the bed widthways and... More

I would rather sleep on the ground in the street than ever set foot inside this disgusting hotel again. Yes, it's cheap but it's also revolting, loud, dirty, and small. The staff were rude and seemed excited to have tricked out-of-towners into staying in their hotel. More

I think some people forget that this is a budget hotel and therefore offers incredible value for money. Firstly, ignore any negative reviews! You must really question the expectations of some people, for as long as you not expecting five star luxuries on a budget, this is the PERFECT stay for a short stop in Dublin. The staff were incredibly... More

The hotel was clean, the location wasn't too bad. We had to walk outside and down this nasty/dirty area to get to our room. I can't put my finger on it, but just didn't feel the safest. Hours for breakfast aren't convenient if you're going on a tour, and it was located across the street. I wasn't able to try... More

Stayed at the Maple for a weekend in January 2012. To be honest this is more of a hostel or very low rated hotel. The staff are very friendly - no complaint there. The bar was quite cold but the bar manager went and found us a heater. Lower Gardiner Street is in the not so posh end of town.... More

Nice place to to stay, The staff and porters were very helpful and friendly. We had a fantastic time in the Bar (Ned Keenan;s) with lots of live Irish Trad and plenty of Craaaaaaaaaaaak as they say. Would definitively stay again. More

this is now my place to stay when i go across to dublin, the maple is friendly hotel which offers value for money. not far from railway station and walkable distance from temple bar the hotel has its own bar and the rooms are clean and tidy the breakfasts are very welcome and there are good choices. for frendlly and... More