We chose this place based on reviews here and other sites which were overwhelmingly positive. First be clear this is more hostel than hotel despite what various reviews and publications may indicate. We were put in a room with a window near the ceiling with no drapery which opened to an alley (not really a big deal) with another building... more

Nowadays it's not frequent to pay 42 euro ppn around Europe, but Dublin is above the average. But it's probably below average about hotels comforts! Rooms at the Celtic are very small and old. The bed is noisy and large enough for two thin persons. The bathroom has to refurbished immediately, and there are no shower soaps when you arrive.... more

We stayed one night in Dublin (wish it were more as we liked Dublin). We booked for value and location as primary objectives. Room and bath were small but we came off a 12 day cruise so it did not bother us at all. Staff were great, Gentleman at the front was a hoot....everytime my wife sent me for towels,... more

The Celtic Lodge was lovely. The room was comfortable & clean. The receptionist was very helpful with infomation and directions. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. We will definately return to this B&B more

I stayed here for three nights last week and enjoyed my stay. The rooms are nice and clean, the breakfast is huge, had enough hot water in the shower and the heater kept the room warm even in the cold weather! The only minus points I give to the noice from the street and for the size of the shower... more

Booked before christmas as we were attending a concert in the O2, Confirmed the bookin in Jan 09 and again the week before our stay. On route too Dublin one of the staff rang me at 11.30am wanting too know what time we would be arriving (Around 2 depending on traffic). Half an hour later i get a call from... more

We stayed here for four nights and it was really nice. The breakfast was good and we were served quickly everyday. The staff were friendly. The rooms were pretty basic but for the price i am not complaining! The only thing was that the shower was pretty poor and turned cold really quickly. Also some nights were quite noisy as... more

We stayed at the Celtic Lodge in Dublin for two nights, and that was enough. The location was idea for a central position within walking distance of Trinity College, Temple Bar, O'Connell Street and others. Our stay was ok, but there were a couple of problems that will stick in my mind such as noisy nights, cold showers and unmotivated... more

The lodge is in an ideal location for sightseeing and nightlife. It is probably one of the cheapest if not the cheapest central hotel since we did look around and this one came up as being best for value. We got an airport bus to the city centre and easily found the hotel from the directions on the website. The... more