Best For
Exploring Dublin's nightlife and central attractions on foot.
The Mercantile Hotel
IE
Hotel·Historic, Central, Recently Remodeled
Located in the vibrant heart of Dublin, The Mercantile Hotel provides an excellent base for exploring the city, with Temple Bar and major landmarks just a short walk away. The property has recently undergone a remodel, introducing thoughtful design touches and comfortable furnishings to its rooms. While some guest rooms are noted as being compact, they are praised for their comfort and surprising quietness given the busy surrounding streets. The hotel's bar and restaurant are local highlights, offering generous portions and a fantastic atmosphere, often accompanied by live music.
Located in the vibrant heart of Dublin, The Mercantile Hotel provides an excellent base for exploring the city, with Temple Bar and major landmarks just a short walk away. The property has recently undergone a remodel, introducing thoughtful design touches and comfortable furnishings to its rooms. While some guest rooms are noted as being compact, they are praised for their comfort and surprising quietness given the busy surrounding streets. The hotel's bar and restaurant are local highlights, offering generous portions and a fantastic atmosphere, often accompanied by live music.
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Address
28 Dame St, Dublin, Ireland
Websitemercantilehotel.ie
Phone(01) 670 7100
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Prime location just steps from Temple Bar.
On-site bar and restaurant with live music.
Comfortable beds and quiet rooms despite the central location.
Recent renovations with thoughtful interior decor.
Time of Day
Lunch, Dinner, Late Night
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Casual Drinks
Reviews
4.1
Great1,9 K reviews
The Mercantile Hotel receives significant praise for its exceptional location in Dublin, situated within easy walking distance of Temple Bar and major public transport links. Guests frequently mention the friendly and attentive staff, particularly highlighting the warm welcomes at reception. The rooms, while described by some as small or tight, are noted for their comfortable beds and recent renovations that include stylish decor. The on-site bar and restaurant are major draws, with reviewers enjoying the lively atmosphere and quality of food, though some noted service can be slow during peak hours. A recurring positive point is the lack of noise pollution in the rooms despite the hotel's position on a busy street. However, some guests found the Wi-Fi to be inconsistent and noted that the 4:00 PM check-in is later than average.
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Location
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
