Baggot Court Townhouse

This is a guest house in a Georgian house in the middle of Dublin city. Within walking distance of lots of shops and sightseeing. Also plenty of shops, bars, restaurants nearby, and Merrion Square too.
I was in a twin room, small but comfy, with tea /​coffee facilities, complementary toiletries, hairdryer etc an free wifi. I didn’t eat there, as there are numerous cafes, restaurants all around for breakfast and dinner, but the smell of breakfast cooking was really good each morning!
The staff were very friendly and helpful, offering maps of Dublin. The light bulb went in the bathroom while i was there and was fixed immediately for me. This place is ideal if you like walking around cities as its very central, but there is also a bus stop into town right outside the front door.
Check out is slightly earlier than normal — 11a.m., but they do hold your luggage if you request that.

Recently spent 4 nights at Baggot Court Inn when I traveled to Dublin from the USA with my mom and aunt, who are both in their 60s. We found the Inn to be very accommodating and clean. Upon our arrival early in the morning we were able to get a warm breakfast and store our belongings until our room was ready. We stayed in a triple en suite and found comfortable and clean beds. The bathroom and shower were outdated and a little unpredictable in terms of water temperature and pressure, but we powered through. Our room was relatively quiet as we faced the back of the building. The breakfast was generous and good quality, as were the staff, and quickly accommodated my need for soy milk. The location of the Inn in the city was perfect. We are walkers and due to the proximity to most of the major attractions and restaurants we were able to walk everywhere, but transportation options were nearby. There are pubs and supermarkets close by too, and no matter where you walk you get to see beautiful Georgian Dublin. For the price (about 30 euro per day per person including a hearty breakfast) and location, we thought the Baggot Court Inn was a good find for our time in Dublin! I also will add that I am a somewhat frugal traveler and not too, too picky about accommodations — clean, quiet, and comfortable are the most important to me, not necessarily fanciness! Hope this is helpful!

If you are looking for a bed for the night, this place is OK. We stayed here on an overnight stop-​off in Dublin, but were very disappointed.
The rooms are fine, and clean, but the walls are paper thin. We were kept awake by a snorer next door, and then woken up by their TV in the morning.
Do NOT stay here if you are bringing a car. We were offered a space in the hotel’s «car park» which is down a narrow close, and completely inaccessible to anything larger than a Smart car. This meant hopping out at 7am to pay the extortionate prices for the on street parking meter.

I absolutely agree with Teri’s review. This was the first place we stayed during our trip to Ireland and we couldn’t have been more pleased.
I’d call it more of a mini hotel than a B&B, save maybe the absence of an elevator and official check-​in counter.
We arrived at 8am and our room was also unavailable but our bags were stored and later brought to our room.
Great location, accommodating staff and overall pleasant conditions for our first night in Dublin. I would definitely return.

We got a good rate for our stay at the Baggot Court Townhouse and since their nightly rates were so affordable, we weren’t expecting much from this place. However we also knew about this place from the NY Times and with recommendations from this trusted source we knew it wouldn’t be a bad choice. Baggot Court Townhouse was above our expectations. There’s nothing fancy about this place but if you’re looking for an affordable accommodation, this place fits the bill and is more than adequate. The service staff has been extremely pleasant and friendly. We arrived early from our flight and got to Baggot Court about 8am and although they couldn’t check us in since none of their guests had checked out yet, they stored our bags for us and gave us our room key in advance. When we came back in the evening, they had brought our baggage up to the room for us.
Breakfast was included in our stay. We had a choice of continental and/​or Irish breakfast. The continental breakfast spread consisted of cereals, wheatabix, fruit, yoghurt, nuts, milk, juice. Irish breakfast is cooked to order when you get to the dining room.
This place provides shampoo and soap which we were not expecting based on our previous B&B stay in the UK. Also, there is housekeeping and our bed was made everyday. Most importantly our room was clean. Free wifi is available in the guest rooms as well. Our visit in Dublin happened to fall on a weekend that was unusually cold with much snowfall. Our room was well heated which we were very glad about. Before we arrived we knew the weather would be cold based on looking at the weather forecast and were concerned about how well heated the rooms are since based on our previous B&B experience at another place, they kept heating to a minimal. Our rooms at Baggot Court were comfortably warm. They also provided wake-​up calls and offered to call us a cab when we were checking out to leave for the airport. Overall this place exceeded our expectations because some of the services they provide are what we would expect from a hotel but Baggot Court Townhouse provided them.
This is a walk-​up building and we were on the highest (3^rd) floor. The walk up the stairs were not necessarily a bad thing since we needed to walk off all the food and Guinness we had during our entire stay. The location is also fantastic. We walked everywhere to the attractions (but then again we like to walk).
I would definitely recommend Baggot Court Townhouse if you’re looking for a non-​fancy schmancy place. If you’re going to be out sightseeing for most of the day anyway and only returning to your room when you are ready to retire for the day, this place more than fits the bill. I would definitely stay here again.

If you a business traveller who wants to experience some of Dublin’s charm and are generally tired of staying at the likes of the Marriot, Jury’s Inn and other chains, then this is the place for you. The Baggott Townhouse is a place of historical interest as it where the Mayor of Dublin used to live a couple of centuries ago. It’s a Georgian townhouse so quite grand in terms of architecture which is perfect if you are meeting up with clients in the evening for a drink at the hotel bar. Parking is also free which is a bonus. The wi-​fi here is on the expensive side which was a little inconvenient but the modern décor and nice views of Dublin from compensate for this minor flaw.