Room was nice-ish and was ideally located in the city centre. However the build quality of the new part of the hotel in which i stayed is quite bad. I could hear every foot step of the people above me magnified 10 fold which made it impossible to sleep... seriously it was really really bad, i actually took a blanket... more

My husband and I stayed in Stauntons on the Green for one night as we were going to a gig in the O2 Arena in Dublin. We got a taxi from Heuston Train Station to Stautons which cost €10 (including tip). Staff were lovely and very helpful. The location of the guest house is so close to Grafton Street that... more

Having stayed here many times on business trips I felt it was time to post a review. The best thing about this hotel is its location; it is literally 3 minutes minutes walk to Grafton street and less than that to the luas which brings you out to Sandyford. The reception staff are extremely friendly and kindly upgraded me to... more

This is more of a Guesthouse than a hotel, and if modern conveniences (like spacious bedrooms, efficient plumbing and a lift...) are important to you then you probably won't like it . However, the Georgian building and the furnishings have plenty of character, and the location (between St Stephen's Green and Iveagh Gardens) is second to none. Staff are friendly... more

Liked the location of this hotel was very good look for a room at the back can be noisy late at night more

I've stayed at Staunton's three times now, and every time has been great! It's one of the few affordable hotels/B&Bs in the centre of Dublin, and it's more than worth the price. The staff are wonderful, friendly, and really go out of their way for you. This last time, we arrived at the ungodly hour of 5:15 am, and as... more

Having decided to go to Dublin for New Year's Eve, my boyfriend and I stayed in Stautons for 2 nights. As a lot of other people have commented, the location is excellent - quiet enough for a good night's sleep, but close enough to the park, Temple Bar, shops, DART etc. The woman behind the desk during the day was... more

This hotel is so convenient, right on St Stephen's Green but just far enough away from the various pubs and bars to be fairly quiet, even if your room faces the Green. Be aware that a single room does mean a single bed, and they can be small. The various rooms I have stayed in in the old house sometimes... more

The main strength of this B&B is its location, right opposite the lovely St Stephen’s Green and within a few minutes of Dublin’s main shopping area, LUAS tramline and the tourist attractions at Trinity College and Temple Bar. The building itself is of distinguished appearance and on entering you feel as if you had gone back in time. My room,... more