21-25, Harcourt Street, D2, Dublin
Russell Court abrite le célèbre Dicey's Garden et une discothèque (veuillez noter que les chambres d'hôtel sont soumises à du bruit chaque soir en raison des festivals et concerts qui s'y déroulent). Détails majeurs Hotel Russell Court
Ioannis
Cork, Irlande
11/11/2017
Ideal location if you enjoy pints and dancing. bed was comfortable, flooring was very squeaky. windows opened to much, could be very dangerous. food was well priced, breakfast was poor, finished at 10.30, i arrived down at 10.20 and there wasn’t much left. carvery type set up, no beans or bacon left.
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Yvonne
Irlande
30/07/2016
The room was on the ground floor. the entrance was through the night club. odd location dirty glasses at entrance to door. grubby out dated and worn carpet and furnishings. for €135 expected better. disgusted as i am from a hotel background. when going to room was met by hostile security telling me to get out!!!not impressed! dirty floors when going for breakfast. no chef on self service told i had to wait for the chef to serve me. went away after paying for full breakfast. staff didn't make any effort. would not go by website pictures. only wanted single room but got double! asked for different room told all booked!
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Margaret
Irlande
11/06/2016
This hotel is situated in a central part of dublin , close to stephen's green. during the day it is a lovely area but at night it turns into a very busy street full of noise from nightclubs. the hotel website says there is some noise which is greatly misleading. our room was directly above the nightclub which is in the hotel itself and not mentioned in the details. it is a bit off putting to come back to your hotel to find people queuing to get into the nightclub and a bouncer at the entrance. there was loud noise and music until 3 or 4 in the morning - supplying earplugs in the room doesn't compensate for this!
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David
Grande-Bretagne
13/11/2015
From the pictures of the outside the hotel looks pleasant and in a good street. what you cannot see is the nightclub attached to the hotel. as you enter the hotel reception when the club is open you can see through a glass door the club. the music and noise from revellers went on until the early hours. i was on the first floor so it may have been a little better further up the building. it is the first hotel room i have been in that provided multiple sets of ear plugs the room itself was tatty, the shower head was not fitted properly and water spurted out onto the floor although the shower itself was ok. i was unable to lock the door from the inside as the door had been forced open previously and the door frame splintered. the breakfast was fine as was he service in the restaurant.
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Jessica
Irlande
05/08/2015
Handy to stephans green! polite staff! room was quiet enough considering the location, barely heard the nightclub, mainly the luas until 12:30am which was as expected. would deffo stay there again
Jackie
Dalgety Bay, Grande-Bretagne
04/10/2014
I was aware of the noise problem with the hotel but i though with earplugs i would manage especially as i was planning on having a few drinks myself.how bad can it be i thought to myself. well the answer is about as bad as you can imagine.it felt like the bed was in the middle of the dance floor and as for the vibrations! our glasses of water were sloshing around in the glass. i had been out all day and thought i would have been able to sleep through the eye of a hurricane.perhaps i would but not the noise levels on the first floor of the russell court.i don't think theh should be allowed operate as a hotel.the nightclub and beer gardens are obviously very successful i think they should stop there. decor was very dated and my friend got raw eggs served up for her breakfast. apart from that location was good. the music doesn't stop until 4.30 so unless you are planning on staying up that long don't book it.
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Christer
Gothenburg, Suède
10/04/2014
Nice big rooms,good location
Craig
Halifax, Albanie
06/08/2008
The hotel is excellent value for money. only 5 mins walk from st stephens green, 15 mins from the river liffey. actually got the taxi from the airport for the 1st time and it was less than 25 euros. the room was very spacious, kept very clean, cleaned and new towels daily. the breakfast was great help yourself to cereal, fruit, yoghurts and croisants, then there was the irish breakfast,there was plenty to eat. service a bit quick though no sooner sat down with cereal when the breakfast arrived as well. if i was staying again i would prefer a room with an even number on the roadside as on the odd side outside there is an open air nightclub, weds, thurs wasn't too bad but fri was loud but we were that tired from the day that we still managed a good night sleep (ear plugs are provided) if getting there by bus would recommend the airlink bus not the normal service (takes too long) get a family ticket if there are 2 adults only 10 euro. you get off at o'connell st head over the liffey head for trinity college, then st stehens green about a 25 mins walk.
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Jane
Wakefield, Grande-Bretagne
11/06/2008
I thought the hotel was lovely and reflected the feel of old , historic dublin ; ideally located central to all amenities and sight seeing . i enjoyed my stay there and thought the staff were lovely , all of them , that includes the informative and friendly taxi service used by the hotel . i will stay there again and hopefully all works going on at the rear of the hotel will be completed by then . i enjoyed my time in dublin and this was made all the more comfortable by the hotel.
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Colette
Coventry, Grande-Bretagne
26/06/2008
As a group of 40 plus women away for a weekend we were initially worried about how busy the hotel was but after a few (very expensive) drinks we just joined in with the late nights! hotel is very nice but be prepared for the noise at night, earplugs were provided so not to bad. staff were very friendly and it was a great base.
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Mark
Redditch, Grande-Bretagne
17/06/2008
Our first impression of russell court hotel was good. the reception area was very elegant and the receptionist was very pleasant and helpful. the room was clean but very small and you have to be a contortionist to use the bathroom! we complained that the hairdryer didn't work, and although they promised to get it sorted, they didn't. the bed was very comfortable, but sleeping was another issue because we were above the main entrance at the front of the hotel. this meant that you had noise from trams that run past the hotel, and noise from people turning out from dicey's (the hotel's garden bar) up until around 1.00am (midweek - could go on later at weekend). we had had a drink in dicey's, which cost eight euros for two half pints of guinness! at 06.30am the draymen arrived to collect empty beer barrels and deliver new ones; the noise was horrendous and lasted around 15-20 minutes. breakfast was really good!
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Rachael
Wallsend, Grande-Bretagne
09/01/2008
We went to dublin for one night on a girlie trip, we arrived at the hotel to be amazed by the friendly staff and fantastic decor. we did read reviews stating that the noise was unbearable however we visited when the clubs were shut during the week therefore enjoyed a nice peaceful sleep. staff were very helpful couldnt fault them at all, our room was big, with lots of room for more than three people as we had a triple room.
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Colette
Oldham, Grande-Bretagne
19/12/2007
Stayed at this hotel from 19th dec - 21 dec 07. we have no complaints at all about this hotel, the staff were fantastic, the rooms were cosy and the food was lovely. however, if you do not like music after 10pm then the rusell court is not for you. we will return to russell court again it was perfect for us and the location is beautiful.
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Kuljit
Goodmayes, Grande-Bretagne
16/10/2007
Seems like a nice place at first, good location, nice old building, until you look beneath the surface. broken locks and furniture, hideous stains on the beds (although not the sheets thankfully) & thats not the worst of it. the worst is the noise, not from the club (as that is only open on weekends) but the staff start cluttering about (loudly) at about 0700, not what you need after a night on the town.
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Nicholas
Canterbury, Grande-Bretagne
04/09/2007
We have stayed here twice. on the first occasion we were there during hallowe'en with the attendant party. on the second occasion we booked for two nights which were supposed to be night club free (the hotel boasts of two night clubs). unfortunately we were put in a room overlooking one of them on a night which in fact did have a club night, which was not very customer friendly. we were given ear plugs to help which were ok but not entirely successful. in fact the hotel advertises complementary ear plugs - we wonder why?
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Lisa
Nottingham, Grande-Bretagne
27/07/2007
A perfect hotel for a loud weekend if thats what you are looking for. would not recommend if you like to sleep! the 2 night clubs attatched to the hotel are popular with tourists and locals alike with music and partying continuing until 5.30am. the hotel is 10 minutes away from plenty of shops,bars and restaurants so not much walking required. the hotel itself is fine for the ammount charged although some repair is needed - the staircase is in particular need of attention (i did notice someone else had reported this in a review previously) day time staff were helpful but found that evening staff were less so. all in all a good hotel for a party weekend. you get what you pay for.
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Samantha
Romford, Grande-Bretagne
15/06/2007
I enjoyed my stay at russell court. the food was very good, the rooms were very clean, and the service was very good. i will use them again when i am next in ireland.