Trinity Capital

• Exterior The hotel has a huge modern facade in glass and steel, facing the street.
 
• General A very good standard three star hotel, in fact most proabably the best in the city, ideal for groups or individuals within walking distance of all major attractions in the city. (BL 05/2007)
 
• Lobby The lobby is amongst Dublin's finest and is a creative masterpiece. Middle Eastern and North African in design, the lobby is chic, luxurious and quite simply unique.
 
• Location This hotel comes highly recommended and is situated opposite the world famous Trinity College in the heart of the city, a short walk from St. Stephen's Green. An excellent central location for busines
 
• Restaurant The brand new restaurant is to the rear of the lobby and is stunning. An open plan kitchen, a luxurious setting and top quality food make this one of the best hotel restaurants in the city. the bar is
 
• Rooms The rooms are modern but not minimalist and all are furnished to a high standard with pine furniture. The rooms and bathrooms are in excellent condition, as befits a brand new hotel, and medium in siz

It certainly wasn't what I expected and I mean that in a good sense. The exterior of the building gives you no idication of the vibrant, warm and luxurious interior design. Quite funky but would be enjoyed by any age!! Staff were extremely helpful. The food was excellent and I must say it was an experience worth having!! Would recommend it to anyone.

Rating: 5/5

Fantastic hotel was so pleased with the service, location, food and atmosphere. Beds were so comfy and room was so clean. Will stay here every time i visit the capital, great location in the City Centre. ++++++++++++++

Rating: 5/5

I have stayed at the Trinity capital on several occasions now and cannot fault it for its decor, service, food and location. The one thing that I find difficult sometimes especially if I need an early night is that the bedroom doors bang so loudly when people are entering and leaving their rooms. Other than that I have no complaints.

Rating: 4/5

Did not enjoy my stay at Trinity Capital at all. There is no car park available at the hotel and the nearest car park is Fleet Street which will cost €24, so you have to drop your bags at the hotel and make your way to Fleet Street to park. The decor of the hotel is very nice and the bar very comfortable. The rooms are also nicely decorated. However the hotel is situated right next door to Dublin Fire Brigade and I had a room overlooking the fire brigade yard with some serious noise during the night. Also the noise from other room doors opening and closing is incredible. The following morning on arriving for the Full Irish Breakfast I had paid for I was told that there was no hot food available as there was a problem with the gas in the kitchen!! The continental element of the breakfast wasn't really up to much either - the worst coffee I have ever tasted. On checking out the staff did not even ask if everything was OK for my stay (pretty standard in most hotels I would think). So myself and my bags set out on our walk back to Fleet Street for the car with vows never to visit Trinity Capital again!

Rating: 2/5