Leonardo Hotel Dublin Christchurch - Formerly Jurys Inn, Dublin

I loved my stay at this hotel! The location was absolutely perfect, right in the heart of the city with everything within walking distance. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but the courtyard view wasn't always pleasant. The service was top-notch, although some staff seemed a bit drained. Dining was delightful with an amazing selection, but a tad pricey. Overall, great value for money.

The hotel is perfectly located, within walking distance of major tourist attractions like the Guinness storehouse and vibrant Temple Bar area. The rooms are clean and cozy, though slightly dated compared to the rest of the hotel. The service is commendable with knowledgeable and helpful staff, but some issues with bathroom doors and clearing tables were noticed. The dining options are decent, with a self-service setup for making tea and affordable breakfast bags available. The location couldn't be better for exploring Dublin, living up to all expectations for a city center stay.

I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The rooms were neat, clean, and a good size, with comfortable twin beds and a nice fan to keep cool. However, the room was very small, the fan clicked from a timer, there was no bar soap, and there was no exhaust in the bathroom to turn on. The service was generally excellent, with extremely hospitable staff even when I was late for breakfast. However, the staff at the bar seemed to lack training, which was a downside. The location was great for my needs, just a five-minute walk from Vicar's Street and near a hop-on hop-off bus stop, making it convenient to explore the city. The dining experience was overall nice, with lovely treats in the room and friendly staff, although some dishes were not up to standard. The facilities provided were satisfactory, meeting all my basic needs.

The hotel is in a central location, close to all the attractions in Dublin. The rooms felt a bit dated compared to the rest of the hotel, and our room was a little small for three people even though we booked a higher quality room. The service was excellent, with staff going above and beyond to ensure our stay was pleasant. The dining options offered a wide variety of foods, and the hotel's facilities were convenient.

The hotel felt more like an old house with dated dark wood decor. The rooms were comfortable and had a fan, which was nice, but they weren't vacuumed between our nights stay. The service was friendly and efficient, although staff at the bar seemed to lack training. The location was good for touring the city, but it was very busy. The dining experience was very good with a great selection, but there was a paperbag instead of a 'continental' breakfast. Overall, it's a place with a quirky charm but some improvements needed.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The rooms were a fair size with a great view of Christ Church but not what I expected to get online and a bit small for three adults. The service was a delight, with some staff members being genuinely friendly and helpful, especially with our 9-month-old son. However, the dining experience left something to be desired, with a standard selection of food. The location was fantastic, especially for attending events at Vicar Street or exploring Dublin, although the bar's opening times were a letdown.