Trinity College Campus Accommodation

Secluded quiet and safe historical surroundings.

Location. The dorm I stayed is next to a 24 hour access gate and near many buses. Private room with shared bath but there were 2 bath for 4 rooms. Fast WiFi. Quiet room.

The shower stall is so tight I could not even bend slightly to wash my legs. The walk to the dorm from the registration office is a long walk across the school campus

Very central location right in the city centre (could not have been better to explore Dublin by foot). Friendly staff at reception. Rooms were cleaned well and there even were several small bottles of soap and shampoo provided in the rooms. It was interesting to stay on such an old campus with all its history and to feel like a student again.

My mum and I stayed at this property twice during our week-long trip to Dublin. The first time we were in the back of the campus in buildings that looked like they were built in the 1970s or so. The internet was working fine and fast there. However, on our second stay we were accommodated in one of the very old buildings right at the beginning of the campus and the Wifi there was not working at all. We mentioned this to reception. They were friendly and told us that they are aware of the issues, but they also couldn't help us to fix it. I also had problems with my check-in card not working until one of the staff members eventually told me that this was due to me keeping the check-in card close to my mobile phone. One time, a woman from another room confused my room for hers and was able to enter with her check-in card into my room! Not very reassuring in terms of safety!

Very central location right in the city centre (could not have been better to explore Dublin by foot). Friendly staff at reception. Rooms were cleaned well and there even were several small bottles of soap and shampoo provided in the rooms. It was interesting to stay on such an old campus with all its history and to feel like a student again.

My mum and I stayed at this property twice during our week-long trip to Dublin. The first time we were in the back of the campus in buildings that looked like they were built in the 1970s or so. The internet was working fine and fast there. However, on our second stay we were accommodated in one of the very old buildings right at the beginning of the campus and the Wifi there was not working at all. We mentioned this to reception. They were friendly and told us that they are aware of the issues, but they also couldn't help us to fix it. I also had problems with my check-in card not working until one of the staff members eventually told me that this was due to me keeping the check-in card close to my mobile phone. One time, a woman from another room confused my room for hers and was able to enter with her check-in card into my room! Not very reassuring in terms of safety!

The single room I stayed in was very cleverly furnished, making an excellent use of space, so even though it wasn't enormous, it felt spacious and comfortable. I would stay there again.

I loved the hotel. The reception was a very professional bureau of world-class valetting standard, informative and polite, with assistance of a real nature, both escorting me to my room by hand and by transport. The room was immaculate and had historical value, evocative of a past in Dublin, with towels and a nice soap provided. The breakfasts provided in the fare were lavish yet precious, and laid on at a very good time, without fail, every day. A great feeling of freedom predominates in the grounds throughout the sojourn.

The bed service was atrocious. Suffice to say, that my favourite and special magnolia soap was stolen while I was out of the room, and no effort made to return it.

A very convenient location in Dublin. Well administered with efficient staff and very good value for money [€50] in central Dublin. Excellent breakfast.