Before I went to Dublin, I did a ton of research on hotels and Camden was the best that I found for the price. It did not disappoint. Yes, it was a little bit of a walk, but it was nowhere near as bad as what I thought. I honestly never took the bus into the downtown area and though the walk wasn't bad. Our room was to the back, so we didn't hear much noise. The breakfast and restaurant area were great. The bed was the most comfortable one we had in Ireland (and we stayed at approx 6 hotels). One of the elevators broke, so that was the only bad thing I have to say. I'd definitely stay there again. Oh, and I would also recommend the Bleeding Horse, which is a pub right outside Camden. We tried many, many pubs and kept coming back to the Bleeding Horse because it was our favorite. Very cozy ambiance with lots of little areas to sit. We also stayed at Jurys Christchurch for a night and thought Camden was much better.

There is a bus stop which is located about 100 metres away from the hotel, with buses going straight to the city centre and Temple bar area. The buses cost 1 euro each way, so it's not too bad, but a little inconvenient. If you feel a little more energetic, then you can walk it in about 15 - 20 mins. Overall, I don't feel that the hotel is best located, and there isn't anything to do in it's immediate vicinity.

This hotel was recommended by a company I was visiting for business. Its horrible. The walls are so thin and the noise is insane. They have buses coming and going all night long with bus loads of people, you will not sleep at this hotel. The rooms are no frills, the bed is hard as a rock and mine is at an angle, i've heard others say this too. It is clean, I'll give it that. The air is stale and there's no fan or air conditioning here to at least move the air around. Your only choice is to open the window but hear more of the noise of the buses coming in, or sleep with it shut and be very stuffy.

Restaurants weren't bad. I'd only stay here if I had no other choice. A co worker stayed at the Fitzwilliam by St Stephen's Green and it was much nicer for the same price.

I have returned after a 3 night stay at this Hotel. I booked directly with the hotel as my DIL had stayed here twice.
I booked directly with the hotel asking whether the had any special deals on. I was staying Tuesday/Friday. They didn't have but did give me a good price better than any of the booking agents on line. Also much better than the price on their own web site.
I had requested a non smoking and quiet room. I was on the 2nd floor near to the lift. My room faced on to a beer garden and was very quiet. The room was comfortable with 2 beds and adaquate storage for clothing etc. The condition of the room was excellent and the bathroom spanking clean with new tiling etc and a wonderful power shower. I missed not having a fridge but other than this I had no complaints.
The staff were welcoming and friendly but also very efficient. The dining room staff were also although they tend to clear the table when I had gone back to the buffet. The following morning I told them I was coming back to the table. Really it was not a problem.
The breakfast was good althought I did not eat a cooked breakfast. I didn't use the restaurant in the evening.
I travelled from the Airport to the Hotel by the 16A bus which dropped me just beside the hotel. Cost only 1.90Euro. I took a taxi to the bus station and this cost 11 Euro.
The reception staff were helpful with bus routes and other information I required.
My only thought was that this hotel is a little further out than I had expected. I did walk in and out on the first day but took the bus to O'Connell street on the following days. Very frequent buses and numerous bus numbers so didn't ever have to wait more than 2-3 minutes.

Overall I had a wonderful time in Dublin and really enjoyed staying at the Camden Court. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel.