The Norseman Temple Bar

We spent three nights at the Temple Bar Inn in Dublin. We had a six and a half hour overnight flight from Canada and were seated next to the bathroom so did not sleep at all. We called the Temple Bar Inn around 9:30 am to ask about the possibility of checking in early and they said the room was ready. We got there around 10 am. Check in was a breeze. The lobby was very cozy. We took a nap for a few hours. Our room faced Buskers and the Hard Rock Cafe. The music was quite loud. There is a second, bigger window that needs to be closed if you want to block out the noise. The room was tiny, possibility the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed, however the bed was very comfortable. It was clean and lots of amenities including a kettle, coffee supplies, a mini fridge, safe, and a fan. It was warm in the room. The room was clean. We did not use the onsite restaurant. It was within walking distance to many bars restaurants, attractions, etc.

Hen do weekend. We had everything we needed at this hotel. Happy with our rooms for our 2 night stay in July. We didn't eat here, so can't comment on the food. Hotel was central to all local bars and nightlife. We had a room with 4 single beds and 2 bathrooms (shared between 4 ladies). Clean and comfy. Good place to stay.

My friend and I stayed in a twin room for a couple of nights. The room was clean and had everything we needed even ear plugs and a cooling fan! We ate in the restaurant one night which wasn’t brilliant! I ordered fish and chips. The fish came as a huge chunk which was undercooked and the batter was thick and hard. My friend had the chicken burger which she said was nice. Martin on the front desk was an absolute diamond. We had great chats with him and he helped us find the best breakfast cafe. The Old Mill just down Fleet Street. 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Would definitely recommend staying here as its location is fantastic too.