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14th Jul 2022

REVIEW: Trinity Townhouse Hotel on Frederick Street

Katy Thornton

Katy Thornton

Looking for a central hotel perfect for a few days of sight-seeing around Dublin? Trinity Townhouse Hotel might just be for you.

 

Something you should know about me is that I love a good hotel stay. Even though I live in Dublin, I’ve stayed in several of its best known hotels, and I always welcome a night away from home. I spent a night at Trinity Townhouse on Frederick Street, with breakfast included, and it made for a very enjoyable and glamorous Tuesday evening. Wondering if you should book there yourself? Here are my honest thoughts on the hotel.

Prices begin at €219 per night. You can take a look on their website HERE or on Booking.com. There’s loads of deals available too, for example, 3 for 2 on rooms, Townhouse Romance, Dine & Dream, and more.

Would you recommend?

I had a truly wonderful stay at the Trinity Townhouse Hotel, so there’s no doubt that I would recommend it. While it has its limitations, mostly due to having fewer rooms than most, this hotel/bnb hybrid is the perfect accommodation for someone looking to explore Dublin for a few days.

For a 3 star hotel, I was honestly blown away by how lovely it was. I’ve gone to 4 star hotels where I’ve been disappointed for various reasons; cleanliness, location, noise, food, etc. There honestly wasn’t one thing to complain about when it came to Trinity Townhouse. If I could have stayed longer I absolutely would have.

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