Great experience overall!!! The location was perfect and the staff were incredible to us. They really made you feel welcomed and went out of their way for you. The hotel and guestrooms are a bit small but still very manageable, plus you find that at most city hotels especially in European countries. I was so pleased I wrote a letter... more

We spent three nights at the Westin Dublin 6/11-6/15. We booked a jr. suite at the rate of $400 Euro plus tax per night. The hotel is located near sites, shopping and the tram. The location was perfect for our quick trip. Unfortunately, the location isn't enough for us to return. Service was slow to poor (room rate included bed... more

This was a bargain break for us through a Lastminute 'Secret' Hotel deal. Through the write up of the hotel it wasn't difficult to work out that it must be the Westin.... The first room allocated to us was on the top floor and was looking a little shabby, the bathroom in particular was disappointing. The receptionist couldn't have been... more

hotel location is excellant, was a bit disapointed with the rooms not great very small and simply furnished. we were at the bruce concert and went bact to the mint bar which is below street level service wasnt great!! more

Clean, comfortable, luxurious hotel - no problem if you arrive by taxi or on foot. Try arriving by car and it is a nightmare. Firstly you can't get parked. The road is very busy and there is a taxi rank just outside the hotel entrance. Double park if you dare or even try the footpath. Porters no where to be... more

As Dublin is a city with adequate but not particularly convenient public transportation, I consider it more important to be centrally-located here than in other European capitals. Fortunately, The Westin is the best address in town! From DUB airport, you can take bus 748 to O’Connell Street. Then it’s a five minute walk south across the river—not difficult, but also... more

I agree with most of the other reviewers - this is a very nice hotel. It's in a great location if you want to be near the Temple Bar area, Trinity College (with the Book of Kells - underwhelming) and the bottom of Grafton Street shopping. Rooms are standard high quality Westin - Heavenly beds, nice furnishings, etc. A couple... more

This hotel was formed from a collection of several old buildings in the center of Dublin (including one bank - the vault is now the hotel bar). The rooms are large, classically appointed and have large, marble bathrooms. The service is only adequate and the room service is OK at best, but the location makes up for these minor problems.... more

We've stayed in the Westin on a couple of occasions now, and will do so again. We last stayed for a long weekend before Christmas. It was great to do some shopping, come back to the hotel to dump our bags, and relax in the Atrium for an hour or so before heading back out to the shops. It's centrally... more