Dublin - Brooks Hotel or Morrison Hotel?
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Dublin - Brooks Hotel or Morrison Hotel?
Hi all. I am going to Dublin next month and can't decide which hotel to book, the Brooks or the Morrison.
Can you give me some advise on location, rooms, breakfast on any of these hotels?
At first I was thinking of booking the Clontarf Castle Hotel but as I am a woman travelling alone I think it will be very far away from the city center and I am doing a day trip to Wicklow and possibly will go to the west by train, which means a lot of trouble I guess if I stay away from the center. What do you think?
Thanks in advance
Teresa
Can you give me some advise on location, rooms, breakfast on any of these hotels?
At first I was thinking of booking the Clontarf Castle Hotel but as I am a woman travelling alone I think it will be very far away from the city center and I am doing a day trip to Wicklow and possibly will go to the west by train, which means a lot of trouble I guess if I stay away from the center. What do you think?
Thanks in advance
Teresa
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Teresa, My husband and I are staying at The Brooks Hotel in late April. The reviews on TripAdvisor were very good. We were able to get a great rate on Expedia a few months ago. I have already been in contact with the concierge about car rental and a few other things and they have been exceptionally helpful.
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Brooks hotel - definitely. I am from Dublin and have had people stay here when visiting and they have all reported that the hotel and staff are first rate.
It is 10 mins walk from Grafton Street and St. Stephen's Green. It is down a side street and the views are non existant, but the hotel is very comfortable and welcoming.
Pastyp
It is 10 mins walk from Grafton Street and St. Stephen's Green. It is down a side street and the views are non existant, but the hotel is very comfortable and welcoming.
Pastyp




