The hotel location is fantastic for a Downtown Dublin trip. Easy to get to via the buses and the price is hard to beat for location. The rooms were nice and upscale and would definately satisfy an American's taste. Had to get used to how they do electricity in Ireland though and the figuring out of the baths were a 'tad' interesting. Overall, nice hotel.

I spent last weekend in Dublin for my Aunt's 90th birthday and had quite a wonderful experience. I had booked this hotel through a travel website at a very competitive rate, but I was a little apprehensive at some of the mixed reviews in TripAdvisor. However, my entire experience of this hotel (and that of my 2 companions) was entirely positive: the location is superb, the rooms/bathrooms are decorated to a high standard, the beds very comfortable and the young pan-european staff were universally courteous, friendly and efficient (and very good looking!). Room Service was prompt and any requests (such as hiring a taxi to a Seaside Resort) were dealt with efficiently and without fuss. Yes, Dublin is an expensive city, but the price of everything is clearly advertised, and the full Irish Breakfast sets you up for the day. On the last day, we decided to eat in the Hotel Restaurant with some additional family members, and we had probably the best meal of the entire weekend. My sisters wished they had booked into this hotel. Don't pay too much attention to moaning nit-pickers, this is a terrific hotel, and contributed in no small part to falling in love with Dublin once again.

I have just got back from Dublin after staying at o'callaghan hotel stephens green and must say the staff were really nice and helpful nothing was too much trouble for them especially the manager Dara . A lovley person Who even brought the luggage to our room because the porter was busy. We had a really nice meal in the pie bistro and once again couldnt fault the meal or the service. I will definitely go back again when I visit Dublin

We were initially excited about our stay at this property. It seemed very nice on the website. Unfortuantely the view out our window was of a construction site. The building between the hotel and another building was being torn down and rebuilt. We woke up around 8am to construction underway and workers drilling and yelling. I would think they would alert people of this beforehand. We would have never stayed there or in that room knowing that.
Also, we wasted money on two taxis to the hotel becuase the first taxi brought us to the wrong OCallaghan hotel - they have 4 hotels in London. So make sure you have the full address with you so you can be clear with the taxi driver - we weren't!