Confession to begin…I prefer smaller accommodations…less wait times and admin to deal with. First thing which drives you to consider / select an accommodation or not is location - box ticked, It’s perfect. So why does this accommodation make me a repeat customer ? The room…Describing the room leads me to an almost strange contradiction - it conveys this feeling of opulence but yet minimalism. Well it just works…and works really, really well. I get some people will prefer having lots of amenities in larger properties, but i like to think these owners have actually realised what the core business is and focused on delivering on that. Sounds obvious right - but it’s that feeling of being in a place which lets you feel comfortable, at ease and a little pampered. This is where they truly excel…it’s getting right that thing we lay on, settle into under the covers, with hopefully some nice reflections of the day gone and optimism for the next one ahead - the bed. Whilst here, you won’t queue for breakfast, wait for a slot to use the spa, or wait in line for check in or out. You will however, spend approximately 8 hours of your time in perfect horizontal bliss and this is what all accommodations should strive for.

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Beautiful, period home with lots of character. Room was minimally modern and tastefully furnished with added benefit of air-conditioning. Very comfortable bed, Nespresso machine, kettle, etc. Small, but perfect en suite. Great location for city centre, but many great cafés and breakfast/brunch spots nearby. As an extra bonus, the Aircoach 703 from Dublin airport ( Stand 20, I think) stops less than 5 minutes walk away. We met Hilary, the guesthouse owner, just as we were leaving. She was very friendly, hospitable, and had been quick to communicate and respond to any messages prior to arrival. Overall, a great place to stay; I'd definitely recommend and consider staying again in the future.

Personally, it was perfect for my brief stay, however, for longer stays or for travellers with more baggage, there may be more clothes storage required. Pretty sure Hilary could advise, though!!

Beds and linen were fabulous. Cosy in the bedroom area. Property was elegant. Cleanliness excellent. Great location for eateries. Staff friendly. Quiet street for sleeping.

More shelving and power points in bathroom please. No heater in bathroom. Coffee maker not easy to operate. Shower more complicated than ideal. Only minor thoughts however. A lovely stay.

This is an old Georgian style house converted to an AirB&B. Clean with all the necessary equipment in the room. Complimentary coffee and biscuits. A very big window with view to the street. Friendly staff that offered us an ironing machine.

Expensive, but seems to be the norm in Dublin. 200 Euros per night without a meal option. A little bit far from the town center, but you can go there by simply walking and enjoying the city streets. Pay attention in Dublin almost everything closes at 10 PM.

It's a very pleasant classic, older house, which once inside is like walking into someone's home. Great keyless access to the building (card-key for room), it's spotlessly clean and generally very comfortable. Great soap, towels, bedding, coffee machine and all that. For me it was a good location within walking distance of a convention I was attending at the Royal Dublin Society.

To be fair, I'm not a regular in Dublin, I thought the pricing was a cut above what I would have expected...and for me would have been great to have a breakfast option on-premise.

Pembroke hall is in an awesome location, not far from some of the best Irish pubs, small cafes and other cuisine! We were welcomed with a really nice view from our window of the street, and it was never too loud for us:)

There was nothing my partner and I didn’t like, the only very very minor thing was that one of the pillow cases was a little bit dirty but other than that there is nothing bad to say about this location!

Hilary was very welcoming and checked to see if our room was ready early which is was. This allowed us to drop our bags off and freshen up in the hotel room earlier than expected so we could go out and explore Dublin. We have stayed here once before and both times have been fab as they cannot do enough for you. Hilary showed us lots of different pubs and restaurants to go to which was very helpful.

Room was very clean and comfortable. Loved the decor! Didnt realize our rooms would be up 48 stairs. We were traveling with our 82 year old parents. The host, Ian, was wonderful when I called him. He showed up and we were lucky there was a ground floor room for our parents. He was great at accomodating us.

They charged us double the rate, but the host was quick to apologize and refund me when I realized it and called him to tell him.

The property was a 20min walk to the city centre, not a problem, quiet for being on a main road. Room very nice with the added touches of coffee machine & fridge. Close to shops & bars and not a problem with communicating with Ian or Hilary even though we never actually met as everything was explained via email or text. If I came back to Dublin I would definitely stay there again. John & Julie (room 8) 👍

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We stayed in room 1 at the back. It was quiet and spacious. The bed was out of this world comfy. It was clean, stylish and private. We booked one night because we were in the city seeing PINK at the Aviva. The ease and comfort of staying nearby the stadium, was worth the money. And the room itself, although pricey - was not so bad for Dublin prices. Would definitely book again for the next time we're in town : )