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helosc Apr 15, 2016 3:43 am

Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre [was Custom House] {IRL}
 
http://hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/e...HGI/index.html

The hotel is now accepting reservations from July 1.

earlyriser Apr 15, 2016 7:17 pm

Thanks, have been waiting for this. Rate seems quite good and location appears great but will wait for photos before switching my January booking from DoubleTree Burlington.

tangey Jul 2, 2016 11:40 am

I'm just back from a stay here. I found it very handy for a concert in the 3 arena. Great location, great public areas, excellent breakfast, and a good room (which currently lack A/C but this will be dealt with).

You can see my full review on my blog here:-

http://www.goingonrewards.com/2016/0...in-custom.html

hugolover Jul 2, 2016 12:15 pm

Thanks for the link to your review.

Just be aware, the egg station is a HGI brand standard.

tangey Jul 2, 2016 4:35 pm


Originally Posted by hugolover (Post 26861763)
Thanks for the link to your review.

Just be aware, the egg station is a HGI brand standard.

Thanks for that, review adjusted accordingly.

UKOK Jul 2, 2016 5:49 pm

No A/C is unbearable in summer, even in Dublin. We stayed 2 weeks ago at the Hilton Kilmainham and def needed A/C. Thanks for the review!

happydude Jul 21, 2016 12:59 pm

Have a short stay in Dublin (1 Night) at the beginning of August. Currently booked at Hilton Dublin. Looking to change to the Hilton Garden Inn due to location. I have never been to Dublin. Looking at the comments regarding A/C, is it going to be bad in August? Looking at the High/Low average of about 67F/53F. Will it feel hotter and will I want to stay at the Hilton Dublin for the A/C?

thphilly Jul 21, 2016 1:31 pm

I'd say call the hotel and ask about the A/C. That's good feedback to them if you end up cancelling for that reason.

happydude Aug 9, 2016 6:22 am


Originally Posted by happydude (Post 26949155)
Have a short stay in Dublin (1 Night) at the beginning of August. Currently booked at Hilton Dublin. Looking to change to the Hilton Garden Inn due to location. I have never been to Dublin. Looking at the comments regarding A/C, is it going to be bad in August? Looking at the High/Low average of about 67F/53F. Will it feel hotter and will I want to stay at the Hilton Dublin for the A/C?

Just wanted to provide an update after my stay. The temperature in the room was fine. Like most of Europe, the no a/c was not an issue. The window was cracked open and the hotel provided a fan. I do think A/c will be more comfortable, but it was acceptable. The location was great for my short stay and the Airlink 747 bus stop is just outside the door of the hotel for airport transfers. It cost 10 Euro for a roundtrip and took about 20 minutes each way to get to the airport.

adobbing Oct 2, 2016 4:19 pm

Any perks like drinks vouchers or room upgrades offered to Diamonds?

helosc Oct 4, 2016 4:00 am


Originally Posted by adobbing (Post 27293620)
Any perks like drinks vouchers or room upgrades offered to Diamonds?

To my surprise, I got upgraded from queen room to king room with river view.
Breakfast vouchers if you have chosen breakfast, bottle of water from the mini shop.
No special diamond perks.

adobbing Oct 4, 2016 1:36 pm


Originally Posted by helosc (Post 27300365)
To my surprise, I got upgraded from queen room to king room with river view.
Breakfast vouchers if you have chosen breakfast, bottle of water from the mini shop.
No special diamond perks.

Thanks, do you have any experience of selecting the 750 points instead?
At another HGI I use they still give the vouchers even if you have selected the points option and you get the points!

helosc Oct 4, 2016 1:41 pm


Originally Posted by adobbing (Post 27302550)
Thanks, do you have any experience of selecting the 750 points instead?
At another HGI I use they still give the vouchers even if you have selected the points option and you get the points!

No, no experience.
But at check-in, I was asked to confirm that I had chosen breakfast and not points and then I got handed the breakfast vouchers.

Oh, and they let me check in at 11 am today.

adobbing Oct 4, 2016 1:56 pm


Originally Posted by helosc (Post 27302576)
No, no experience.
But at check-in, I was asked to confirm that I had chosen breakfast and not points and then I got handed the breakfast vouchers.

Oh, and they let me check in at 11 am today.

Sounds like they have tight control on it, although the 750 points is good, I'll probably opt for the breakfast.

helosc Oct 4, 2016 2:01 pm

If you decide to opt out of breakfast, they have a pantry/small shop with among other things some sandwiches/wraps.
They also have a sort of cafe with cakes but I don't know if it's open in the mornings.


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