I first got a noisy room facing the street, but the next day I got a quiet room at the back.
I first got a noisy room facing the street, but the next day I got a quiet room at the back.
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Central Location in Dublin The Draper Rooms is perfectly situated in the heart of Dublin, making it convenient for guests to explore the city's attractions. Located near Lansdowne Road Train Station, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, and The Little Museum of Dublin, guests can easily immerse themselves in the local culture. Comfortable Accommodation Each room at The Draper Rooms is designed to provide comfort and convenience for guests. With amenities such as a desk, TV, and a private bathroom, guests can relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing. Near Major Attractions Whether it's strolling through Merrion Square, exploring Fitzwilliam Square, or catching a game at Aviva Stadium, The Draper Rooms is close to popular points of interest, ensuring guests have a memorable stay in Dublin. Book your stay at The Draper Rooms for a delightful experience in Dublin!
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I first got a noisy room facing the street, but the next day I got a quiet room at the back.
I first got a noisy room facing the street, but the next day I got a quiet room at the back.
Great hotel
Pros: Location is great for exploring Dublin. Cons: Rooms were warm (also unusually warm for Irish standards)
Would book again
Easy check-in, comfortable bed. Perfect for what we needed
Clean and quiet
Clean and quiet. Located right by a pub. Hardly any noise reached the rooms. Let us drop our bags off several hours before check-in. Staff were very helpful.
Cosy stay that's worth your time
Pros: Very friendly staff and a nice cosy room. The Draper rooms are easy to find and relatively close to the main city centre, not to mention the pub that's right next door is worth a visit! Cons: The cleanliness of the room could improve just a tad bit, mainly because the floors are carpeted. However, if that's all there is to complain about, it ain't much.