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(Average Yelp Rating: 4.0) (6 Reviews)
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Amiens Street
Dublin
Ireland

353 1 8363136

Amenities
  • Family Rooms
  • Business center
  • Restaurant
  • Meeting rooms
  • Dry cleaning/laundry

Located in the centre of Dublin, this modern hotel is near O���Connell Street, one of the widest streets in Europe, a short distance from Temple Bar and Trinity College.<br><br>The North Star has a traditional 19th-century Georgian facade and features McCoy���s traditional Irish bar, where Guinness from St James Gate Brewery is available on tap. The hotel���s Bianconi Restaurant serves Irish and international dishes, there is 24-hour room service, and breakfast is available for a surcharge. Fitness equipment is available in the gymnasium, and guests have access to a Scandinavian-designed sauna. Wireless Internet access is provided in public areas, and there is a front desk open around the clock.<br><br>The hotel offers 175 guestrooms located on seven floors, all of which have contemporary timber furnishings and warm tones. The amenities include wireless Internet access, satellite TV, direct-dial telephones, tea and coffee facilities, and hairdryers.

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yelp Reviews (6 Reviews) Back to Top

Sabrina J.
(Rating: 5.0) By Sabrina J.
May 7, 2013

Wow....following a very recent renovation of the hotel, the bar has been transformed in to a very modern Gastro pub. The menu is fabulously tailored to meet...
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Maire B.
(Rating: 4.0) By Maire B.
September 2, 2009

I looked at the North Star with a view to making a booking for a group of clients, and was happy to make the booking in the end. This is the kind of hotel...
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Erica C.
(Rating: 3.0) By Erica C.
August 30, 2011

My husband & I went to Dublin last September & decided to stay here since it was moderately close to the city and of course Temple Bar. Come to find out the...
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Yahoo Travel Reviews (1 Review) Back to Top

By Hildie
2006-09-08
solo travels
North Star hotel is member of the Regency hotel Group. Name sounds grand however the accomodations are not. This hotel resides next to the trai...
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Travelocity Reviews (4 Reviews) Back to Top

By anonymous
2008-05-22
Friendly staff and the best part of all was Kiernan, the Concierge. He is a wonderful resource for information, e.g., where to go, what to see, planning side trips and making the arrangements. Our first time in Dublin was greatly enhanced by his knowledge and willingness to help. We chose this hotel blindly off the internet because of its proximity to the bus and train, and in particular the fact that the bar is to the side of the hotel and not directly under the rooms, thus making it quiet. The train does run directly over the reception area, but we didn't hear it in the room. I would definitely stay here again.
By anonymous
2007-05-15
If you are unluckly enought to get a room in the front of the hotel, you wil hear and feel the train go buy frequently. Ask for a room in the back by the parking lot. It's not in a great part of town, so safety is a concern in the late hours. The bar/restaurants were fair, not good. The staff was nice though and most of them went out of their way to help. The food in Ireland overall is bad, so sending yourself a care package from the states beforehand would be a great idea. Good travels to you.
By anonymous
2006-11-02
I stayed at the North Star recently and did not really expect to much but was pleasantly surprised. It is very convenient to all everything you would ever need in the city. It is right next to the main bus terminal, across the street from a train terminal, a tram runs almost outside the door and the staff are so friendly. What more could we ask for. The bar was lovely and lively and enjoyed some delicious pub food served by a bartender called Seamus. Talk about irish hospitality. We will definitely be back next time we visit Dublin.
By anonymous
2006-06-02
Staff was nice, but hotel is not in the best location for tourists visiting Dublin. Hotel was old, no elevator, across from train/bus station that drew undesirable element, and carpet in hotel was in dire need of cleaning. I would not stay here again.
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