The hotel bore no relation to the the pictures on the website.
A sourly eastern European receptionist was my first sign of trouble to come
It was so bad I made a video and contact the hotel
Both were ignored
I have never been so disappointed before, filthy with bizarre stains on furniture, carpet fit for a skip and furniture which appear to be around since the visit of the black and tans to Dublin

just returned from a 3 night weekend. Feel the the morgan relies on it's central location & very little else.

Very few 'boutique' elements to be found, certainly not in our room. I had booked a room with bath tub & was initially shown to a TINY room with a shower only. To be fair to them this was resolved quickly.

The 2nd room was larger but had a very strange odour in the bathroom (yuck) & the sound proofing was minimal. The usual accoutrements of a 4 star (robes, slippers, etc) where missing, as was much info about the hotel & the area. The carpet was stained & the paint on the bathroom ceiling flaking

I felt the whole place was shabby, tired & not cared for & that the dim lighting in all the hallways was to hide the drabness.

Try elsewhere

Myself and my husband booked the Morgan Hotel for our 2nd anniversary celebrations as we were very impressed with the hotels website and made our booking directly with them. The hotel certainly did not live up to its website. On arrival at the hotel I was immediatley dissapointed I was not impressed with the small reception area and dimly lit corridors - I know they are probably trying to create an atmosphere but to me it was just looked dingy. The room was ok - the all white decor looked much better in the photographs, in real life the interior was all different shades of white and a bit shabby. The room just looked worn. All we had on our bed was a sheet and there was no spare blankets in the room. We arrived back to our room at 1am to discover it was like sleeping in the nightclub the music was so loud, I cant believe the rooms arent soundproofed!!! Im glad we were only staying one night and I wont be booking the Morgan again - on the plus side the location is excellent and the breakfast was nice (if you do think that you might be having breakfast book a b&b rate as 18euro for a full irish is a bit steep!)

We stayed here for last month when spending a leisure weekend in Dublin and had a fabulous time! It was just a perfect base to explore the city from. The hotel has a very stylish contempory decor. It was nice to stay somewhere that is a bit more funky than your average boring 4*.

The bar in the hotel was also really popular and lively - we could happily have stayed here all evening, except for the fact that the hotel is located literally on the doorstep of central Dublin, in Temple Bar, so of course we had to explore further.... but it was easy to get back at the end of the night. No need for taxis.

Location wise - again this was perfect for shopping (not too far to walk back to drop off shopping bags before heading out again!) and sightseeing (near Trinity College, Book of Kells, the Dublin tour bus and actually all the local buses too).

The room was lovely, very nicely decorated again like the rest of the hotel, clean and funky, not your average hotel room. I had such a good night's sleep on the thick comfy mattress! The staff were really friendly and helpful. What else... nice generous portioned breakfast. Overall it would be hard to beat if you're looking for a good value stylish comfortable central place to bed down in Dublin.