Hotel · Dublin, Ireland

Belvedere Hotel

Belvedere Hotel Dublin

A3.50 / 4.00
9 evaluations from our group leaders & tour directors (2014–2025)
Group leaders: A (3 recent)Tour directors: A (4 recent)
What our travelers say
The Belvedere Hotel earns consistent praise from group leaders and tour directors for the things that matter most when you're moving a group through Dublin: cleanliness, room size, and a breakfast that actually satisfies. Multiple groups have been pleasantly surprised by how spacious the rooms feel for a three-star property, and the breakfast spread draws specific mention across several visits. The conference facilities have also impressed, with staff willing to reconfigure the room on short notice to suit a group's needs — the kind of flexibility that makes a real difference when you're coordinating a program on the fly. The broader service culture leans warm and accommodating, and check-in has run smoothly, with rooms reliably ready on arrival. A couple of things are worth knowing before you book. The hotel sits on Great Denmark Street, which involves a noticeable uphill approach from much of the city center — not a dealbreaker, but something to factor in if your group includes travelers who find extended walking difficult. A handful of rooms have also been reported as lacking adequate temperature control, which can affect sleep comfort depending on the season. Reception responsiveness has occasionally been uneven, so it helps to brief your group leader on who to contact if something needs sorting quickly. The Belvedere is a strong fit for school and student groups that need clean, well-sized rooms, a solid breakfast, and a hotel team that can support group logistics without much fuss. Its location puts Dublin's northside landmarks and the city center within reasonable reach, making it a practical base for a full program itinerary. Groups that are comfortable with some urban walking and don't require resort-style amenities will find it a reliable and honest choice.

What group leaders & tour directors say

ExcellentGroup Leader· January 2024· ZCK
An incredible location, beautifully clean rooms far larger than expected, and outstanding breakfast options. The conference room was perfect, and the staff went above and beyond to help reconfigure the setup when needed.
ExcellentGroup Leader· April 2024· DAEP
The rooms were excellent and very clean throughout our stay.
ExcellentTour Director· April 2024· DAEP
The rooms were great and breakfast was excellent.
ExcellentTour Director· January 2024· ZCK
The staff were helpful and friendly, and the location was great.
GoodGroup Leader· May 2025· XJC
Check-in was quick and well-organized, with all rooms ready on arrival. The hotel was clean and well-maintained, and staff were friendly throughout. However, several rooms lacked temperature control, making sleeping uncomfortable for some guests.
GoodTour Director· January 2024· ZCK
The uphill location made coming and going more tiring for groups unaccustomed to walking. Rooms were good and staff were generally helpful, though reception could be inconsistent.

About this property

  • Address: Great Denmark Street, 1
  • Phone: +353 1 873 7707
  • Rating: 3 stars
  • Rooms: 108

Where is it?

Great Denmark Street, 1

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