The Fleet

“Super location, clean, friendly staff, great breakfast, close to many attractions and transport.”

Great location on the edge of bustling Temple Bar, which can be avoided if it’s not your thing. Right next door to one of the best pints of Guinness in the city at The Palace Bar. Close to many Dublin attractions, short walk to Trinity College, Grafton Street and public transport. The lobby is be... more

Great location on the edge of bustling Temple Bar, which can be avoided if it’s not your thing. Right next door to one of the best pints of Guinness in the city at The Palace Bar. Close to many Dublin attractions, short walk to Trinity College, Grafton Street and public transport. The lobby is beautiful, stunning stained glass windows and a cozy bar for a nightcap. The room was spotless, really nice bathroom, it had everything you need. Breakfast A+ and so was the coffee. The staff were very helpful and couldn’t be more friendly. I spent four nights here and overall I’d rate this hotel very highly

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“Big Thank you 😊”

A group of us friends walked the mini woman's marathon on Sunday the 2nd of June to raise money for cancer. Big thank you to keenan and Jen and the fleet Hotel for organising such a lovely setting and delicious food and drinks in the fleet Hotel terrace bar it made our day extra special.

“Celebrating the Mini Marathon ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”

We spent he afternoon in the fleet hotel rooftop after the mini marathon the staff were incredible so attentive and friendly nothing was too much trouble the food (I had the platter) and cocktails were the perfect way to end the best the day ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“Probably wont return”

Hotel lobby was really beautiful, but the room was a huge let down. The room was so small that you couldn’t open the bathroom door all the way because it hit the side of the double bed. There was only room for one suitcase on a luggage rack, and no drawers or shelves to unpack your things. It m... more

Hotel lobby was really beautiful, but the room was a huge let down. The room was so small that you couldn’t open the bathroom door all the way because it hit the side of the double bed. There was only room for one suitcase on a luggage rack, and no drawers or shelves to unpack your things. It might have sufficed space-wise for a single traveller, but was not suitable for two. The biggest issue was that the room was dim and smelled really musty as there doesn’t seem to be any ventilation at all - no a/c, no fan, only a small window that you can lever open a few inches, but then you have to leave your drapes open to the light and hear everything outside. We left the window and drapes open 24/7 for the 5 days we were there and this helped quite a bit. I sure wouldn’t want to stay during as warm spell, as I think the room might be unbearable. In contrast, the bathroom was very large, bright and modern, with a rainfall and conventional shower head. In my opinion, they should have saved a bit of money and square footage on the bathroom and worked on the main room a bit more. Location is right on the eastern edge of Temple Bar which makes it really central to the sites, transit, tour bus departures, etc, but was a bit less enjoyable for us in the evenings and early mornings when many roads and alleys smelled strongly like urine and the odd partier left their stomach contents on the sidewalk. Most businesses seemed to spray down their building and walkways in the mornings, so they are doing all they can. This is no reflection on the hotel whatsoever, but potential guests should know it is in a bit of a wild area. It was our first visit to Dublin, so that’s on us. One further note - for anyone who might have mobility issues, the hotel has an elevator, but once on your floor, the corridors are full of multiple short sets of stairs up and down which might make things challenging.

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