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A group of 4 of us decided to stay at the Bridge House. It was cheap but that is what you got. Our hotel room was at an angle. You got out of bed and you would walk into walls. ( No this was not pint induced) The beds were awful. They put a matress of uneven springs on a slab of wood. The shower had no water pressure and during one of my showers the water just decided to stop. It did resume after about 45 seconds. There is no internet in the rooms. The windows were worthless. It did not matter if they were closed or opened. The street sounds came through just as clear. The location is however perfect. It is situated directly across the street from the famous Porter House. I would recommend it to anyone traveling on a budget who do not require a lot of comfort.

I had read lots of bad reviews about this guest house and was nervous about staying here...I was pleasantly surprised! The room was clean, the staff friendly, and the location amazing. The Temple Bar was 100 meters up the street! The room was a bit...crooked? The noise outside was atrocious until about 4 am, but I think every hotel in the area has this problem, as it's such a lively (fun!) area. We paid less than ¿¿¿100 for 3 nights and I couldn't have asked for anything more. I would absolutely go back here!

We have visited Dublin numerous times and stay around the Temple Bar area every time. Our usual hotel was more than double the price we usually pay so we booked elsewhere, and were very disappointed. The staircase is narrow and steep, and not conducive to heavy suitcases or older visitors. The front desk staff was friendly but quiet. Wifi was virtualy nonexistent. The rooms are very, very dated, and the room my 74 year old father and I were in (# 15) sloped precariously. In addition, due to the Italian restaurant downstairs, it smelled constantly like burnt toast. The rooms were very sparsely decorated, beds not that comfortable (and one flat pillow...), the noise level was outrageous, and even with the hot water turned all the way on, it was lukewarm at best. The best I can say about the room is at least it was clean.

The hotel is well placed, close to the temple bar and to the old city. The hotel staff was quite unfriendly. Internet only with credit card. Shower wasnt that good. But the worse of all: the bed was a nightmare, with springs quicking everytime you move, and too soft, so that se had back aches the next day.

My sister and I booked a twin room at Bridge House for 4 nights. We were attracted by the cheap prices and very central location. The only transport we paid for on our trip was the bus to and from the airport. Everywhere else was close enough to walk which was brilliant.First impressions of the hotel itself were of the cramped stairs we had to drag our cases up to even reach reception. More stairs followed to reach our room. Luckily we were only one floor up but was still a pain to have to drag our stuff up the small staircase and I'd hate to be the person stuck up on the fourth floor!We reached our room (a quadruple for some reason) and had a moment of seasickness as we realised the floor was steeply inclined. Didn't feel particularly safe. The room was clean enough but the bathroom had damp and could have used a bit of paint. It was pretty drab but at that price we werent expecting luxury.The beds were comfy enough but we had the WORST nights sleep while there. The windows are pretty much invisible which makes the room a) chilly in the evenings and early mornings and b) NOISY. There's a pub right opposite the hotel which plays live music every night and, being right next to Temple Bar, the noise was atrocious. We both woke up several times a night for the duration of our stay.We didn't try the breakfast, preferring to explore early in the mornings, but we were told it was ¿¿¿5 for a continental. My biggest gripe was with how the reception worked. The staff were brusque and not particularly friendly, and it's all very well having 24h reception but I didn't feel safe having to leave my key at the desk when we went out. All you had to do to get the key again when you arrived back was to state your room number...which meant anyone could have done the same and got into our room! We saw about 5 different receptionists during our 4 night stay so how are they meant to keep tabs on all the guests? Very unsafe. We made sure to take all our valuables with us when we left the building.It was alright but I wouldn't go back!!!