The Leinster

The hotel boasts stunning decor, ensuring every comfort in the room. The staff, particularly the receptionists, are incredibly helpful and friendly, providing exceptional and attentive service. I would gladly rebook in a heartbeat 💓

Stayed in the Leinster for two days at the weekend visiting the literature festival in Merrion Park. Really lovely experience - staff were courteous and helpful, the hotel itself was beautiful and the breakfast in the rooftop restaurant very good. I didn’t have dinner in the hotel but it seemed popular. I stayed in the smaller standard room, which was a little cramped but fine for 1-2 people for a few days. Comfortable bed and I could properly black the room out with blind and curtain which I appreciated as a light sleeper. Standouts were the turndown service with chocolate truffles on a bed of petals and the bidet toilet seat (which admittedly took a while to work out!) Not cheap - when is Dublin ever - and this is a luxury experience but worth the money.

We stayed here the night before our honeymoon and we were delighted with our decision to do so! Highlight of the night was our stunning dinner and drinks in Jean Georges - would definitely recommend booking this well in advance to secure a spot! Particular favourites were the tuna tartare and wild turbot. Can blow the budget if you want to or more reasonable options in keeping with usual Dublin prices. All in all, one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in Dublin in a long time!

Lovely roof top restaurant & bar Ordered bottle red wine ,servered feezeing cold asked for it to be warmed a bit came back had decanted it but still the same cold temperature Food ok ,presentation not great Staff very inexperienced Such a shame as has great potential

Having recovered from a strong waft of fragrance as we entered (think Abercrombie & Fitch) we were checked in very quickly by friendly and efficient staff. Just to note payment in full was requested plus a €100 deposit for extras (with any balance to be refunded after the stay, which it was). The Setanta car park is more than 10 minutes walk away and at check-in we were given a discount card for 50% of the 24 parking cost. If your party has a lot of bags or the weather is poor it would be best to drop everyone and their luggage first and then park afterwards (you may be awarded brownie points from your significant other too !). A plus for me is that the hotel is right beside Merrion Square park. I'm guessing it's about 10 minutes walk to Grafton Street. We stayed on a Saturday night in a standard room on the first floor. This wasn't ideal because it was over the noisy bar and close to the lift. On entering the room there was a strong smell of plaster/cement which I guess is because the building is new but we could open the window and everything was ok after a while. The room isn't that big but was nicely finished with high quality fixtures and fittings. Unfortunately there is very little space for luggage or to hang clothes. It is probably ok if you are staying one or two days but that's about it. The room is very well stocked with drinks, snacks and 'personal care' items at a cost (thus the large deposit). The bathroom is small but again very nicely finished and had a 'Japanese' toilet which was novel (remote control, heated seat, warm water jets etc.). The window in the room overlooked the street and had excellent black out curtains but I couldn't see an internal blind or mesh curtain so it was completely overlooked by buildings across the street during the day. At check-in we were notified that the roof top restaurant was fully booked for dinner. Breakfast wasn't included but we went up to look at the rooftop area and it's beautiful and probably the highlight of the hotel (so book ahead if you want to eat there). I think this hotel is probably best suited for couples for a short city break in Dublin. Our room wouldn't work for a long stay or really for business as there wasn't really a work area. At €339 for the night it wasn't cheap and I'm not sure what would convince me to go back here as opposed to other hotels in the city for future visits. It's maybe a 3.5/5 for me.

I’m a local Dublin Tour guide I had American cloth my company this week and I decided to show the Dublins Latest hotel only to be disappointed and turned away at the reception as they couldn’t even let us get a drink from the bar how embarrassing it was to bring a client to this place never again and it’s next to Camp City.

Made a booking last minute. Staff member was very helpful getting a reservation for us as it was fairly booked up. Had a delicious dinner in the rooftop restaurant. Staff were very nice. Decor very trendy. Beautiful bar on ground floor. Will definitely go back.

Simply amazing! Chic, stylish and uber cool, with the service to match. The new kid on the block, knocks the socks off the competition. This is our new go to place when staying in Dublin. The location is also a winner, with easy access to the best part of the city. The 5th floor restaurant is very special and well worth a visit to enhance your experience as well as the ground floor cocktail bar.

My friend and I decided to go see the St. Patrick's Day parade in Dublin and started looking for a hotel a bit late, like last November. We found a room at The Leinster after desperate searching and chose it because it had availability and were just happy to have a place to stay. As it turned out, we lucked into a fabulous stay. We got into the hotel from the airport around noon and asked to drop our luggage until check-in time. The staff were so friendly and welcoming and suggested several nearby options when we asked about places to eat. Off we went and when we got back around 3, the staff very apologetically told us our rooms were not quite ready, explaining they had actually just opened the hotel for business that weekend and were a bit behind working out a few kinks. They offered us a complimentary round in the bar while we waited - and the bar was beautifully done in sort of an art deco-ish vibe, with amazing cocktails and wonderful staff who were helpful, attentive, and helpful with descriptions and suggestions. We lingered over our drinks - if you like peaches, order the "Peach" - like nectar of the Gods! The manager, Martin, came and got us when our room was ready and escorted us up to our room, showing us how everything worked, asking if there was anything else we needed, sincerely asking us to let them know if anything was missing or not working as we would be the first to stay in the room. He also offered us a free breakfast the next morning to make up for our wait to get into the room. The room, like the rest of the hotel, was well decorated and well appointed, the bed was sink down under the comforter and I dare you to stay awake longer than a few moments - cozy, the shower had a rainfall shower overhead and had plenty of room, not cramped at all (I hate those showers so small you can barely turn in a full circle in them) with shampoo, conditioner and body wash with lovely fragrances. We actually fell asleep, due to the double tap of the cocktails and large, irresistible bed, and after a nap, went out for the night. The staff helped direct us to where we had decided to go and wished us a good time as we left. The breakfast the next morning was spectacular and the dining room was lovely, the staff similarly cheerful, friendly and accommodating, and they made sure we knew where we were going so we got to the parade without a problem. Hours later, we came back and decided to warm up and relax in the bar and had another fabulous round of cocktails and banter with the staff, who welcomed us back like we were family. We went out for some dinner and post-parade activities and then returned and went up to the restaurant for dessert and a nightcap. The service and atmosphere were again outstanding, and we enjoyed the show put on by the bartender who was setting up two little girls in their pajamas for a "nightcap". We listened to them giggle as he made pink, fruity, girly nonalcoholic drinks for them with great flourish, solemnly asking the