This is a very stylish hotel in a fantastic location. I have stayed here twice, both times on a weekend, the first with a friend and the second with my mother! I stayed in a deluxe room both times which was very reasonably priced given the hotel's excellent location.

I found the staff extremely helpful (especially a lady named Livia) and friendly and great attention was paid to a couple of requests that I had made at the time of booking.

This is a young and trendy spot in the heart of town, which worried me as I was treating my mother to a short stay at The Morgan, (who is 64 years of age!) yet she still enjoyed being treated to a good nights sleep in an extremely comfortable bed. There is a late (trouble-free trendy/funky) bar with a relatively young clientele to the front of the hotel but the deluxe rooms are situated at the back so noise levels were at a minimum. Anyway I guess if you choose to be right in the heart of the lively area of Temple bar you are not looking for a quiet weekend! They are also spacious and beautifully decorated which added a touch of luxury.

I plan on staying here again with a group of my girlfriends, it is on the doorstep of all the good spots in town and I would highly recommend it.

My husband and I stayed here for 1 night as a treat as we have small children. We were so lucky and seemed to be upgraded to a suite which was just fab. The bed and pillows were so comfy. The staff upon arrival and check out were very friendly - as if they knew us. I would highly recommend this hotel for a city break with a great location, close to everything. Thank you.

the hotel is located in the heart of dublin. everything is within walking distance which is great. the hotel is trendy (could be cleaner) , staff is very friendly.
the bar is nice to hang out in evenings and the breakfast served is very good quality and enough choice.

My friend and I stayed at The Morgan for three nights in May. Although the staff was friendly and you can't beat the location, the hotel is in major need of fine tunning. Most of my complaints were with the bathroom... non-working ceiling fan, broken toilet seat, tiny shower with a glass shower door that didn't keep water in, oh, and MOLD!? Outlets were in very non-convenient spots in the room as well.

I do have to add that the staff was very heplful and super friendly. The room was decorated nicely with comfy beds and the bar downstairs was fun... but so not worth the 200 euro per night we payed!

Will definitely check out somewhere else to stay next time in Dublin.